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• Annual follow-up at the department/equivalent
• Annual follow-up at the faculty/equivalent
• Annual follow-up at the University as a whole

It is important to make sure that work environment management is organised and complies with legislation and the Work Environment Policy for Lund University.

At Lund University, a follow-up of systematic work environment management is to be conducted:

• annually
• in accordance with methods and procedures established by the University
• in a collaboration between the employer and the health and safety representative(s).

The follow-up of systematic work environment management is conducted with the SUNET Survey tool. Contact your closest work environment coordinator or HR officer for more information about how to conduct a follow-up.

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The follow-up should be analysed. You could use a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats), for example. 

A risk assessment template can be downloaded on the right. 

The purpose of the annual follow-up is to identify strengths and weaknesses in systematic work environment management, as well as judge which measures should be taken at each organisational level – department, faculty (or equivalent) and the University as a whole.

Annual follow-up at the department/equivalent

As organisational manager of a department, you must conduct the annual systemic work environment management follow-up together with the health and safety representative(s). The faculty work environment coordinator can support you during this process. As part of your duties, you should submit a report of the results of the follow-up to the faculty/equivalent’s local health, safety and environment (HSE) committee.

You must also ensure that any shortcomings in the work environment are rectified. Shortcomings that cannot be addressed immediately should be documented in an action plan. As a manager, you should work continuously with the health and safety representative(s), and after six months at the latest, check that planned measures have been implemented.

Annual follow-up at the faculty/equivalent

Each department’s report on the annual follow-up forms the basis for the faculty/equivalent’s local HSE committee to assess the success of faculty-wide work environment management and identify the need for any measures. The local HSE committee must also check that agreed upon measures have been followed through and the desired results achieved. Each dean/equivalent must ensure that a report outlining the faculty’s work environment management is submitted to the central HSE committee. The faculty/equivalent’s work environment coordinator provides support in this work. 

Annual follow-up at the University as a whole

The central HSE committee uses documents such as the faculty reports to propose targets and an action plan for the University’s work environment management. Action plans must be reviewed regularly.