Resources

Level 2 ChargePoint stations are available at multiple campus locations, with active charging required and vehicles moved once charging is complete.

Electronics are the most common items reported stolen. Registering your devices keeps important information on file with the Department of Public Safety, making them more likely to be recovered if lost or stolen.

The University of Rochester’s Emergency Action Plan describes the responsibilities and actions taken to protect employees in the event of an emergency or disaster situation. The plan aims to protect employees from severe injury, property loss, or loss of life in the event of a major incident. A major incident may include, but is not limited to, the following: fire, infrastructure failure, hazardous material spill, bomb threat, severe weather, and violence in the workplace. 

Helpful guidance to prepare you to respond to a range of emergencies, disasters, and hazardous situations, whether natural, technological or national security.

Review the minimum requirements for responding to biological spills in labs working at Biosafety Level 1 (BSL1) BSL2 and/or BSL2+.

Learn where employees may be dropped off on the Health Sciences Campus (Med Center) and which areas are restricted for safety reasons.

For University employees and supervisors to report work related injuries and illnesses or near-miss incidents/hazards, and to request ergonomic assessment of computer workstations

Workday’s EIB Tool is designed to upload financial transactions in batches. This tool will only work for certain Workday roles assigned to use it.

Requirements for tracking and tagging capital equipment over $5,000, maintaining inventory records, and completing biennial physical inventory verification.

A downloadable training guide with step-by-step instructions for viewing vetted equipment and requesting a quote via the Open Markets/ESQP platform for health system equipment purchases, including screenshots