Work Environment Organisation at CLINTEC
The Work Environment Group is the Head of Department's resource and is composed of representatives from different professions both employees and employers, as well as safety representatives / student safety representatives.
The Work Environment Group initiates and follow up safety rounds, is a link between the Department and the Work Environment Committee, between the Department and the Occupational Health Service and between the Department and Student Health. It is also the Work Environment Group that carries out the annual follow-up of the Department's systematic work environment work - SAM.
Work Environment Group at CLINTEC
Chair
Magnus Nilsson
magnus.nilsson@ki.se
Secretary/ responsible safety rounds
Monica Hagbok
monica.hagbok@ki.se
Head of Administration/ Incidentrapportering
Pille Ann Härmat
pilleann.harmat@ki.se
Human Resources
Skyddsombud lab
Lisa-Mari Mörk
lisa-mari.mork@ki.se
Eleftheria Maria Panagiotou (Division of Obstetrics and Gynecology)
eleftheria.maria.panagiotou@ki.se
Skyddsombud (administrativt)
Elizabeth Elvbo (Division of Functional Imaging and Technology)
elizabeth.elvbo@ki.se
Kemikalieombud/ Biosäkerhet
Lisa-Mari Mörk
lisa-mari.mork@ki.se
Föreståndare för brandfarlig vara
Lisa-Mari Mörk
lisa-mari.mork@ki.se
Fire safety supervisor
Åsa Catapano
asa.catapano@ki.se
Miljö- och hållbarhetsombud
Pauliina Damdimopoulou
pauliina.damdimopoulou@ki.se
Forskare
Olav Rooyackers
olav.rooyackers@ki.se
Environment and climate at CLINTEC
To achieve KI:s Strategy 2030 and contribute to the Swedish national environmental quality standards as well as the UN’s 2030 Agenda, KI has produced an action plan for the environment and climate. The strategy takes into account KI:s significant environmental aspects (energy use, new and reconstructions, chemicals and chemical waste, business travel, research and first-cycle education, and is divided into eight target areas for departments. Here you will find CLINTEC:s eight target areas - Environment and Climate at CLINTEC
Work environment & health at Karolinska Institutet
All employees have right to good working conditions. In the Work Environment Act, there are regulations about the obligations of employers and others responsible for safety, to prevent ill health and accidents at work