Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Environmental Safety (OHES)
Robert Gordon University is committed to protecting the health, safety, welfare and wellbeing of people potentially affected by its undertakings.
The OHES team has the responsibility of providing expert advice and assistance to support Schools, Departments and Research Institutes in the implementation of their responsibilities within the University Safety Management System. Its functions are:
- To develop policies, procedures and strategy
- To provide expert advice and assistance
- To provide expert support for staff and students within the University
- To provide an expert internal consultancy service for all areas of the University
These pages are managed by the OHES team to provide information to staff and students.
COVID-19 Resources
Health and Safety Committee

Constitution, dates, agendas and the minutes of the meetings of this committee.
Staff Contacts
Clinton Grant | Head of Occupational Health and Environmental Safety | +44 (0) 1224 262088 | c.t.grant@rgu.ac.uk |
Douglas Downie | Occupational Health and Safety Adviser | +44 (0) 1224 263122 | d.l.downie@rgu.ac.uk |
Alan Fleming | Fire Safety Adviser | 01224 262082 | a.fleming3@rgu.ac.uk |
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Health and Safety
Information on Health & Safety at Work including Accident and Incident Reporting procedures.
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Risk Assessment
Access Risk Assessment Templates for general use and specific topics, including COSHH and DSE.
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Wellbeing
Information on Occupational Health and Wellbeing at Work.
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Management of Health and Safety
Robert Gordon University Health & Safety Policy and Arrangements and the Health & Safety Committee
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Travel
Information on business travel arrangements, travel abroad and areas of heightened risk.
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Fire Safety
Information on Fire Safety, including Fire Procedures, Fire Training and Emergency Evacuation arrangements for your building.
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Prevent Duty
UK universities have a statutory duty in terms of the Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015 to have ‘due regard’ to the need to prevent people being drawn into terrorism