Before commencing work in the CMM labs, every user needs to complete the relevant OHS training, including a lab induction / tour. The lab inductions take about 20 minutes for each lab. Please wear covered shoes for the tours.
As well as the induction and tour, there are documents to read and forms to complete. These forms can be completed on your computer in RIMS.
To complete the induction, we need you to supply us with:
1. The CMM’s New Worker OHS Induction Checklist.
2. A record (training modules completion as a pdf) of the required OHS Modules as follows:
OHSB08: Health Safety and Wellness
OHSB09: Annual Fire Safety Training (please update annually)
OHSB01: Laboratory Safety
OHSB03: Chemical Safety
OHSB04: Biosafety (for users of our AIBN and QBP Labs, updated every 2 years)
3. Risk Assessment(s) for your samples. Please click on the button below to be directed to the instructions for submitting a successful risk assessment.
For lab specific induction information please click on the button below.
For Workday, UQ Learn and IT related queries, please contact:
HR: 0733652623; askhr@uq.edu.au
ITS: 0733656000; help@its.uq.edu.au
CMM Health, Safety & Wellness Client Representative - confidential matters
Tommy Hatzimanolis is a second year PhD candidate in the Whittaker polymer group at the Australian Institute for Biochemistry and Nanotechnology (AIBN) and is a member of the GETCO2 research centre. His research focus is on the design and synthesis of novel polymer-based anion exchange membranes for CO2 electrolysers and Polymer/MOF mixed membranes for CO2 separation.
As your HSW client point of contact, Tommy can address and action your concerns regarding HSW at CMM and is happy to pass on any comments (good or bad) on your behalf. Comments may be treated anonymously on request.
Questions and queries can be submitted via email at any time.
Email: t.hatzimanolis@student.uq.edu.au
CMM staff who are part of the UQ Ally and Mental Health Champions Network:
Dr Candice Goodwin, OHS Co-ordinator
'The CMM team is spread across five facilities at the St Lucia campus, where our staff navigate varying state-of-the-art scientific equipment and discoveries, as well as hazards and differing work environments. We primarily provide a client-based service, interacting with hundreds of clients per year. Given these factors, it is critical for me to be able to support my team and clients with health, safety and wellness expertise'.
Professor Rob Parton, CMM Deputy Director
'As a UQ Ally I strive to help create a supportive and inclusive environment for people who identify as gender, sex and sexuality diverse at UQ'.
Professor Roger Wepf, CMM Director and Celestien Warnaar, CMM Centre Manager are also available at anytime to advise and help.
If you have any questions regarding lab safety, please contact our Health & Safety Coordinator Candice Goodwin (candice.goodwin@uq.edu.au)