4.9.6 Health and safety and the prevention of accidents is the duty of everyone. If you observe a hazard or risk you should notify a member of staff immediately. All accidents, however slight, must be reported. 4.9.7 You must be aware of what to do and where to go in case of a fire and the procedure to be followed when the fire alarm sounds. These instructions will be displayed in locations throughout UWIC.
4.10 Smoking Contact: Chair of the No Smoking Policy Group 4.10.1 UWIC has a “No Smoking” policy, which covers all areas of each of its campuses, except where a specific Designated Smoking Area is provided. If you wish to smoke then you must do this in the specifically designated place outside the building. No smoking signs are prominently displayed around the buildings and must be observed. 4.10.2 All UWIC Halls of Residence operate a strict no smoking policy in all rooms and communal areas.
4.11 Mental Health Contact: Disability Service Mental Health Advisor - 6170 Policy: www.uwic.ac.uk/disability 4.11.1 UWIC has dedicated resources to support students with mental health difficulties. The term, mental health, can cover a number of different experiences and conditions, which can affect a person’s ability to cope with everyday life and, in the case of students, with their studies. 4.11.2 Problems can be short or long term and can involve stress, depression, distress, illusions, eating disorders, self-harm and mood swings. Mental Health support addresses current legislation, UWIC’s duty of care, disclosure, confidentiality and fitness to practise. 4.11.3 If you feel your studies are suffering and you require help in relation to any of these kinds of conditions mentioned above, then please contact Student Services on ex. 6170 in the first instance, where specialist disability support and counselling is available. The service is free and confidential.