Campus

Baby Changing Facilities

Building	Floor	Room
Brontë Lecture Theatres	Ground Floor	BLG/01 (Female toilets)
Brontë Lecture Theatres	Ground Floor	BLG/08 (Male toilets)
Charles Sikes Building	Ground Floor	CSG/13 (Female toilets)
Charles Sikes Building	Level 1	CS1/32 (Disabled toilet)
Harold Wilson Building	Ground Floor	HWG/14 (Disabled toilet)
Haslett Building	Ground Floor	HAG/01a (Disabled toilet)
Haslett Building	Ground Floor	HAG/27 (Disabled toilet)
Oastler Building	Level 4	OA4/22 (Female toilets)
Richard Steinitz Building	Ground Floor	RSG/07 (Female toilets)
Richard Steinitz Building	Ground Floor	RSG/08 (Male toilets)
Schwann Building	Level 10	SB10/02 (Disabled toilet)
St Pauls Hall	Ground Floor	(Female toilets)
Student Central	Level 3	SC3/03 (Disabled toilet)
Student Central	Level 4	SC4/33 (Disabled toilet)
Student Central	Level 5	SC5/04 (Disabled toilet)
Technology Building	T1/2	LWC/04 (Disabled/Toilet for all)

Breastfeeding Statement

 

The University campus is breastfeeding friendly and there are no restrictions on bottle or breastfeeding at the University.  Members of staff are responsible for communicating their requirements for breastfeeding and expressing facilities to their line manager, prior to their return to work or for undertaking any Keeping in Touch Days. Where facilities are required, it is the responsibility of the line manager to identify an appropriate room, as close to where the member of staff is working, as is practicable.

Members of staff are responsible for ensuring any facilities used for breastfeeding or expressing are left clean and tidy for the next user.
There are no dedicated storage facilities for breast milk available on campus.

The designated room is RS1/103 and is always open and available for staff to use.

Please note: On return to work from maternity leave, the original risk assessment, which forms part of the Maternity Information Pack, should be reviewed and revised accordingly.

Toilets for all are available in the following University buildings for staff and students who prefer to use these:

 

What is a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan?

A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan or PEEP is a plan which identifies the impact a disability or condition has on your ability to evacuate during an emergency. It will identify actions you need to take and the support or assistance you require during an emergency evacuation in the buildings you use on campus.

How do I get a PEEP?  

A PEEP should be completed in conversation with your line manager using this template: Staff Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan Template (please download and save a copy). Further information is provided on the form and in this PEEP Training Video. You may also find the information on the Building Evacuations webpage useful to the process.

 

If you discover an issue on campus which affects access, such as a broken lift or loose flooring please report this via Estates Online.

Please provide as much information as possible, such as a description of the issue and the location. If it is a lift which is out of action, if possible, please pass on the PO number for the lift. This will be located at the side of the lift (usually the left hand side) at a height level with the top of the lift door. If you cannot locate the PO number, please give the location of the lift.

If you require assistance with the reporting process or have any questions please contact: estates@hud.ac.uk.