Public Safety

UND Public Safety

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The Office of Safety consists of Environmental Heath & Safety, Radiological, Biological, Chemical, Fire and Physical Infrastructure Safety, as well as Workers Compensation, Ergonomics, and Risk Management and Insurance.

Police Department

The University of North Dakota Police Department exists to protect and enhance the quality of life for all who live, work, or visit our community. Make sure you follow the #BestCopsAround on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat.

Office of Emergency Management

The Office of Emergency Management is responsible for coordinating the University’s preparation for, response to, and recovery from any major emergency. Safety is our only priority.

SafeColleges

As employees of a public institution of higher education, we are each responsible to complete various safety training programs, as well as designated federally-mandated training. We are pleased to announce that the institution offers convenient access for our employees to complete training programs online.

Resources & Forms

Department of Public Safety Forms and instruction including: Incident Reporting - Event Approval - Risk Management & Insurance - Waivers - Field Trip - Workers Compensation - Designated Medical Provider - Waste Disposal - Radiation - Biological - Laboratory Door Signs

Environmental Training Institute

The University of North Dakota Environmental Training Institute (ETI) has been providing high-quality environmental and occupational health & safety training programs since 1988.

International Center for Threat Detection

UND’s Department of Public Safety provides nationally recognized Safety and Emergency Planning, Campus Public Safety Training, and Safe Colleges planning and implementation programs for colleges and university campuses across North America. This experience, along with a campus with a variety of facilities, makes UND ideal for this Threat Detection Development Center. Partnering with Patriot One Technologies, the Development Center will not only test PATSCAN multi-sensor covert threat detection solutions, but other firm's security technologies in an effort to enhance security at soft target locations. To learn more, contact und.dps@und.edu.