The general risk assessment form should be used to record all risk assessments (apart from those that involve the use of hazardous substances or where the activity mainly involves manual handling).

Contact the Reception Desk to inform them that emergency services are on their way, so that they can direct them to the correct location. The Reception can be contacted by telephoning:

Peckham Road, Camberwell:

020 514 6352

Wilson Road, Camberwell:

020 7514 6451

Chelsea: 020 7514 6174

Wimbledon: 020 7514 9641

The 'Safe Use of Stepladders' e-learning course can be found on Moodle.

Please do not attempt to work with any hazardous substances before talking to your tutor and technician to ensure that the substance has been risk assessed.

(COSHH365 / Sevron) is the software used for the assessment of activities involving hazardous substances but you need to ensure you have spoken to a member of staff and received the necessary training before carrying out a risk assessment of a hazardous substance. Speak to your workshop technician or course leader and you could find out more information about hazardous substances on: Hazardous substances UAL

• Projectors

• Laptops/iPad/tablets with chargers

• TVs/monitors

• Extension cables

• DVD players

This may apply to disabled staff and students or someone with a temporary injury/medical condition. PEEPs are only required for a small number of disabled staff and students. 

This assessment form is to be read in conjunction with the PEEP guidance document.  The personalised emergency evacuation plan documents the arrangements required to allow safe evacuation. When identifying and agreeing arrangements you should always consult your local H&S Adviser, and for a student, the Disability Adviser.  

Some of the areas in which counselling can be helpful are:

• mental health concerns

• course related problems

• low mood and depression

• anxiety and stress

• gender, sexuality and identity

• family and relationship issues

• bereavement

• loneliness and homesickness.

To access the service, you could click the link above and find out more information

We also provide you with well-being workshops, art therapy sessions, Bereavement support group and Togetherall (free 24hr online mental health support.)

Here are the criteria when hosting student-led events:

• All student led activities requite a staff lead.

• All student led activities require a risk assessment to have been completed and shared with a staff lead for sign off.

• Any spaces required for a student led event must be booked or reserved with the staff lead and if necessary, estates informed.

• If the student led event is taking place in any of the event spaces listed on this page, we’d require an Event Plan Form as well as a risk assessment.

• Spaces should be returned to their previous state at the end of the session.

• If activities run beyond usual site opening hours additional costs may be incurred (security, refreshments, cleaning).

• If activities are taking place to raise funds, that should be discussed with the staff lead to ensure that monies are safe.

• Student led events happening within their course should be shared with the course leader.

• Student led events happening outside of their course should be shared with the associate dean of student journey.