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A safe university – a shared responsibility
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A comprehensive educational seminar entitled "A Safe University - A Shared Responsibility" was held for first-year students at Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University.
During the meeting students were briefed on fire and occupational safety, emergency response procedures, evacuation protocols and measures to prevent various hazards.
Marlen Seiyilbek, Senior Engineer at the Al-Farabi District Emergency Situations
Department and Major of Civil Protection, outlined fire safety regulations and explained how to evacuate a building safely in an emergency. He also demonstrated the proper use of a fire extinguisher in a practical session.
Bakhtyzhan Dzhunisov Head of the University’s Emergency Situations Headquarters and Occupational Safety Department, spoke about occupational safety requirements that must be observed in teaching laboratories, during practical training and when working with technical equipment.
Students were also informed of the importance of following safety protocols and immediately notifying the responsible specialists and relevant emergency services if unattended suspicious objects or suspicious activities are noticed in public places.
The main objective of the seminar was to foster a culture of safety among students and strengthen their ability to respond correctly and promptly in emergency situations.
During the meeting students were briefed on fire and occupational safety, emergency response procedures, evacuation protocols and measures to prevent various hazards.
Marlen Seiyilbek, Senior Engineer at the Al-Farabi District Emergency Situations
Department and Major of Civil Protection, outlined fire safety regulations and explained how to evacuate a building safely in an emergency. He also demonstrated the proper use of a fire extinguisher in a practical session.
Bakhtyzhan Dzhunisov Head of the University’s Emergency Situations Headquarters and Occupational Safety Department, spoke about occupational safety requirements that must be observed in teaching laboratories, during practical training and when working with technical equipment.
Students were also informed of the importance of following safety protocols and immediately notifying the responsible specialists and relevant emergency services if unattended suspicious objects or suspicious activities are noticed in public places.
The main objective of the seminar was to foster a culture of safety among students and strengthen their ability to respond correctly and promptly in emergency situations.
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