Working environment
Overwiev of guidelines
Note: Some parts are not translated. Please check the Danish site, if anything is missing.
Please contact kcc@envs.au.dk in case of dead links.
Physical and mental issues
Psykisk arbejdsmiljø for ENVS
- Psykisk APV 2016
- Psykisk APV 2012
- Forebyggelse af stress
- Politik for forebyggelse af krænkende adfærd / Policy to prevent offensive behaviour
- Politik for VIP tid / Policy for VIP time
- Idékatalog anerkendelse / Idea catalogue for increased recognition
- Retningslinjer ved støjgener / Guidelines regarding noise annoyance
Hurting? - tricks and tips
Insurance, injuries and department cars
Insurance can be difficult to understand. There are many rules and exceptions. For this reason, on these pages we have tried to help you as much as possible and have gathered the most important rules. We recommend that you check your coverage, especially prior to field work or travel abroad.
As a rule, AU provides travel insurance when you travel abroad (incl. Greenland and the Faroe Islands), and provides statutory workers’ compensation coverage (which covers during work hours, regardless of your location) statutory insurance on vehicles.
As an AU employee, you are covered better and in more cases than students/guests. Check out the rules in more detail on the following pages.
Working in the field
| In general | Working in the field - general guide - to follow the specific guides for the tropics and the Arctic! |
| Tropics | Guide for working in the tropics |
| Arctic | Safety instructions for Fieldwork in the Arctic Check also reference book for emergency aid (Roskilde) |
| Work with drones | Safety issues and who to contact |
| Bird flu | Minimize the infection risk |
| Work on boats | Guide working at sea and in fjords by boat |
| Work on small boats | Guide for working on lakes in small boats (incl. electro-fishing) |
| Transport | Transporting and sending chemicals |
| Roskilde instructions | Guide to raw wastewater and sludge (in the field and in the laboratory) |
| Arctic emergency aid in the field | |
| Form for ordering field equipment to the Arctic |
| Målestationer under NOVANA | Sikkerhedsinstruks for målestationer under NOVANA |
| Villum Research Station (VRS) | VRS site manual |
Safety in general and safety handbooks
Gasses, chemicals and cartinogens
| How to | Transport and send chemicals |
| Search and make APB | KIROS -Register for workplace instructions |
| Nanoparticles | Danish link |
| Carcinogens | Follow the guidelines made by Team Arbejdsmiljø (Danish link) |
| Peroxide | Guide how to use peroxides |
| Control of | Fume-hood/Fume cupboard |
| Waste jerricans | How to recognise UN-approved jerricans |
| Waste handling | Waste from laboratories |
| Chemical waste fractions | Overview divided into groups divided Roskilde/Campus |
| List in Excel | Waste fractions for Roskilde Waste fractions for Campus |
| Special for Roskilde | Hazardous waste guide laboratories |
| ATEX registrations | |
| Ether alarm | |
| Handling liquid nitrogen | |
| GMO guide | |
| Guide for open radioactive isotopes |
Visit by the Danish Work Environment Authority
Relevant nice-to-know links:
- AU Working environment.
- AU HR guidance about visit of WEA (in Danish) ”Når Arbejdstilsynet kommer på besøg”
- The faculty page containing information about the overall meetings
- WEA homepage
- Not all pages are translated - more information in Danish
