Fine Arts Safety Committee

If you or someone else have been injured on campus please call CSB Security (320-363-5000) or SJU Life Safety (320-363-2144) to deal with the immediate medical issue first.
If you are a student (not working on campus) and have been injured on campus please complete this form.
If you are an employee (student or otherwise) The form to complete after a workplace accident is located here.

Report a Safety Concern

The purpose of this form is to create a safe environment for reporting things which may be unsafe as per the campuses Accident Prevention and Reporting Policy
The goal is that we will be able to make corrections and increase safety (both perceived and actual) for all employees and students.
All responses are completely anonymous - IP address and user information are not recorded. There is a space at the bottom of the form if you would like to be contacted for more information.
If you feel the situation is urgent please feel free to contact CSB Security or SJU Life Safety. And at any time you can also reach out to,Ganard Orionzi the Director of Environmental Health and Safety (320-363-5277)

Thank you for your help in maintaining a safe campus here at CSB/SJU

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Fine Arts Safety Committee

If you or someone else have been injured on campus please call CSB Security (320-363-5000) or SJU Life Safety (320-363-2144) to deal with the immediate medical issue first.

College of Saint Benedict

Saint John’s University