Carleton's Office of Risk Management oversees Emergency Management, Environmental Health & Safety and Risk and Insurance.
Joined July 2022
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Join us tomorrow for an informative lunch & learn webinar - register now! carleton.ca/healthy-workplac…
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On December 6 at 12:15pm, the Faculty of Engineering and Design invites the @Carleton_U community to join us in the Minto Centre's lobby to observe Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. Learn more: bit.ly/3ESTh5y.
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HWP is putting the spotlight on stress with the 12 Days of Stress Management – a series dedicated to providing support to the Carleton’s faculty and staff community with a different offering everyday for the first 12 days of the month. ❄️📣 REGISTER HERE:
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Did you know Naloxone is carried by our Campus Safety Officers and our CUSERT teams? To raise awareness and availability of Naloxone, 19 emergency Naloxone stations have been installed throughout campus, click here for a list of the locations: carleton.ca/ehs/wp-content/u…
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It takes a wide range of perspectives and effort by the collective to bring about change. Come stop by, have an open discussion about substance use health, harm reduction and wellbeing with the goal of reducing stigma through educational and open conversations.
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The Office of Student Affairs has partnered with Naloxone Care to offer training on how to recognize an overdose based on the signs and symptoms and how you can safely use the potentially lifesaving medication, naloxone.
More info on training sessions:
wellness.carleton.ca/substan…
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Environment Canada has added a freezing rain warning for Ottawa beginning this evening and ending near midnight. Several hours of freezing rain is expected with a potential build up of 2-4 mm of ice, before the precipitation changes to snow or rain. students.carleton.ca/2023/11…
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The Facilities Management and Planning team is prepared to respond to the weather forecast so that we can travel safety around campus. @MyCarletonU @CarletonSafety @CU_President @CU_Risk Be safe!
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Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory for Ottawa for this afternoon (Tuesday, November 21) into the morning of Wednesday, November 22 due to upcoming snowfall with a risk of freezing rain. The university remains open. students.carleton.ca/2023/11…
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It is not too late!
Apply for the position of Campus Safety Officer (Special Constable).
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#CarletonU is one of #CanadasTop100Employers
@top_employers for the 2nd year in a row, recognized for fostering growth, inclusivity & connection.
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Upcoming flu/COVID vaccine clinics on campus:
Mon, Nov. 13: 10 a.m. - noon
Wed. Nov. 15: 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Fri. Nov. 17: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Mon. Nov. 20: 10 a.m. - noon
Wed. Nov. 22: 12:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Book appt. online. @CarletonSafety @CU_Risk
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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Ottawa for snow, ice pellets & freezing rain tonight into Thursday morning. Light ice buildup is possible. The university remains open. Please exercise caution when traveling to/around campus. students.carleton.ca/2023/11…
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Today we honour the sacrifices and accomplishments of Indigenous veterans. The Carleton community is encouraged to take a moment of silence to honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples who have been part of Canada’s military history for over 200 years.
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Campus Safety is currently hiring for two separate positions:
Campus Safety Officer (Parking)
Communications Operator
Interested in joining our team? For more information and to apply click here: carleton.njoyn.com/CL2/xweb/…
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Do you know what to do before, during, and after an emergency? Take a few minutes today to check out Carleton’s emergency procedures through the Emergency Management website or the safety tab in the Carleton Mobile app. #CUReady
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Do you know two safety programs that @CarletonSafety offers?
If you do, and you are within the Carleton community, check out our Emergency Preparedness Week Scavenger Hunt before November 7 to win!
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Do you feel prepared for an emergency? Interested in winning your own personal emergency kit? Join us this week for a #CUReady hybrid scavenger hunt to test your knowledge of preparedness resources available on and off campus. Visit carleton.ca/emergency/ for details.
ALT White text on a red banner along the bottom of the image that reads: "Emergency Preparedness Week. October 30 to November 3. Be prepared. Stay Informed". A graphic is on the top of a safety first aid kit, red flashlight, bandage, yellow and red batteries, a portable radio, waterbottles as well as a document that says "Emergency Preparedness Checklist".
Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 2 a.m. As you “fall back” by setting your clocks back by one hour this weekend, remember to change the batteries in your carbon monoxide and smoke detectors and test each device.
ALT White text on a red background reads "Fall Back This Weekend: Change your clocks. Change your batteries and test your devices". A graphic is on the top of a smoke detector and the Carleton University logo is in the bottom right.