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The Protective Services team aims to support a positive university environment for students, staff, faculty and visitors through the prevention, intervention and response to risks and emerging issues related to safety and security.

º£½ÇÉçÇø students, faculty, staff and third-party users of our campuses have a vital role to play in keeping our campuses safe for learning and work. Even small actions can make a big difference.

Basics for students, faculty + staff

Students, faculty and staff should be aware of and exercise personal safety and security measures on a daily basis, and help inform their peers and colleagues when opportunities exist.

Emergency notifications

In an emergency we'll send you messages using several methods:

• Follow
• Get notified with the º£½ÇÉçÇø emergency app
• Alertus beacon (in many buildings)

Building alarms + muster points

Building alarms mean you must evacuate the building. On exit, proceed to the nearest muster point.

Report incidents to Health, Safety + Environment

Where university people or property are involved, you must report the following to Health, Safety and Environment:

• Serious incidents
• Injury
• Exposure to hazardous substances
• Near-miss or unsafe condition
• Property damage
• Spill or other uncontrolled release of hazardous material to the environment
• Collision or other vehicle-related incident

Reporting incidents to Health, Safety + Environment

Know what to do in a crisis

Responding to an active shooter

Do you know what you would do in an active shooter situation? We'll show you.

Watch Active Shooter Response video

Access services counselling + mental health resources

• Counselling and Clinical Services (student resource)
• Employee and Family Assistance Program (faculty and staff resource)

Additional resources

• (City of Edmonton)
•  (City of Edmonton)
•  (City of Edmonton)
•  (Edmonton Police Services)
•  (Edmonton Police Services)
•  (Edmonton Police Services)
•  (Edmonton Police Services)
•  (Edmonton Police Services)