Work environment and safety
Work environment
According to the Work Environment Act, preventive work environment management must be carried out systematically and be a natural part of all activities at the department. The work covers physical, psychological and social conditions and should lead to an ethical and equal environment in the workplace and study environment. All employees, doctoral students and students have the right to a working and study environment where everyone's integrity, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity and disability are respected.
Council for Work Environment, Gender Equality and Equal Treatment
The Department of Sociology is actively working on issues related to the work environment, gender equality and equal treatment. This work is important for creating a good working environment for students and staff. A joint council is responsible for the preparatory work on the work environment, gender equality and equal treatment.
The Council Members are listed on our external website.
Health and Safety Representatives
Health and Safety Representative at the department:
Student Health and Safety Representative:
- Julia Rönnbäck Finocchio (julia [dot] ronnback_finocchio [dot] 7082 [at] student [dot] lu [dot] se (julia[dot]ronnback_finocchio[dot]7082[at]student[dot]lu[dot]se))
HBTQ-LU
HBTQ-LU is the LGBTQ network for employees at Lund University. The network brings together researchers, teachers, doctoral students and technical and administrative staff from across the university. LGBTQ stands for gay, bi, trans* and queer, but we do not limit ourselves to these categories.
HBTQ-LU's website at blogg.lu.se
Safety
Lund University safety and emergency procedures
Lund University is to be a safe and secure workplace for employees, students and visitors. To achieve this, employees and students are required to follow the security procedures that apply.
On this page, you find relevant safety information for University staff.
Emergency phone numbers and means to report incidents
First Aid and CPR
The following person has completed education and training in first aid and CPR
Floor 1
Caroline Spannel Brnelic, room 138
Susanne Lindberg, room 119a
Floor 2
Charalambos Demetriou, room 226
Chris Mathieu, room 215
David Wästerfors, room 202a
Mimmi Barmark, room 220
Floor 3
Britt-Marie Johansson, room 329b
Magnus Ring, room 304
Susanne Boethius, room 333
Åsa Lundquist, room 327
Floor 4
Bo Isenberg, room 401a
Lisa Eklund, room 418
Tova Höjdestrand, room 401b
Fire safety
In our operations, we carry out active fire safety work where everyone is involved and has the opportunity to make an impact. We work effectively to prevent fires and reduce the consequences of fire incidents. The Head of Department is responsible for fire safety. If you have questions or comments, please contact the Head of Department or the Health and Safety Representatives.
A fire safety inspection is carried out annually in May.