Collaboration in work environment management
Collaboration is a central aspect of work environment management at Lund University. Here we have collected information for managers about how such collaborations are organised.
Contents on this page:
- Work environment collaboration at the department level
- Work environment collaboration in the health, safety and environment (HSE) committees
- Work environment collaboration in health and safety committees
Collaborations related to the work environment at Lund University are based on a local collective agreement. The agreement supports proactive work environment management through collaboration between the University’s three organisational levels and makes clear the ways in which systematic work environment is to be followed up.
For the local collective agreement for work environment management collaboration, see the link in the right-hand column.
Work environment collaboration at the department level
In order to achieve functioning systematic work environment management, it is important that everyone participates. As a manager, you must ensure that employees and health and safety representatives are able to participate in work environment management processes. More needs to be done than simply sharing information about decisions that have already been made, or when a measure has been implemented.
- For instructions regarding collaboration in the workplace, see link in the right-hand column.
Work environment collaboration in the health, safety and environment (HSE) committees
Faculties may establish health, safety and environment (HSE) committees at the department or building level. An HSE committee must include at least the head of department and one health and safety representative per department. Instructions for these committees are decided by each faculty.
- For the local collective agreement for work environment management collaboration, see the link in the right-hand column.
Work environment collaboration in health and safety committees
Health and safety committees are advisory bodies to the employer at the faculty and university-wide levels. The health and safety committees consist of representatives of the employer and the employees who meet to discuss overarching work environment issues.
Lund University has health and safety committees at two levels:
- Local health and safety committees at the faculty level
- A central health and safety committee at the university-wide level
For instructions for the central and local health and safety committees, see the link in the right-hand column.
Contact
Contact your HR officer or your faculty/equivalent work environment coordinator in the event of questions.
You may also use the HR Division’s case management system to ask questions to the Division about different areas connected to HR encompassed in your role.
A link to the case management system can be found on this page on the right