Any unsafe practices must be immediately reported to the Office of Human Resources (HR) and the Office of General Counsel (General Counsel).
To ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, appropriate KSU personnel are charged with conducting random inspections of all KSU facilities for compliance with ADA requirements.
If a facility is not in compliance with the ADA, the appropriate KSU personnel shall immediately report such information to HR and the General Counsel.
Workplace safety and health orientation begins on an employee's first day of employment with KSU, or his or her first day of employment in a new position at KSU. Supervisors and employees are expected to work collaboratively to ensure that employees are fully aware of KSU and job-specific safety and health rules and procedures.
Supervisors are responsible for:
Although certain KSU personnel are charged with conducting random inspections of KSU facilities and equipment, all employees are expected to immediately report all accidents, injuries, and unsafe or noncompliant work conditions to their immediate supervisors, HR, and the General Counsel. Employees are expected to take an active role in promoting workplace safety and reporting safety-related issues. Retaliation or disciplinary action against any employee making a report is strictly prohibited.
Employees are also encouraged to provide recommendations to HR. Any recommendations to improve safety and health conditions are given thorough consideration by HR and KSU administration.
Supervisors shall take disciplinary action against any employee who willfully and repeatedly violates workplace safety and health rules. Such disciplinary action may include termination of employment.