Risk Management

Risk Management is a function that allows the University to conduct its activities in a manner that does not impose an unreasonable risk of loss or injury.

Many University activities involve risks and thus require planning and procedures to manage those risks. Risk Management is a joint responsibility of the Environment, Safety and Risk Management office and all employees, especially managers.

The role of the Office of Environment, Safety and Risk Management is that of consultation and service. The Office develops specific procedures and guidelines for many activities. In addition, the office provides assistance to Campus entities in identification and evaluation of risks, selection of risk control and risk financing techniques, evaluation of the results and program improvement.

Risk Management Procedures and Guidelines

• Academic Field Trip Guidelines and Forms (MS Word)
• Academic Internships
• Vehicle Accident Reporting Procedures (PDF, 19KB)
• Accident or Injury Procedures (PDF, 28KB)
• Work Study Off-Campus (PDF, 32KB)
• Volunteers (PDF, 34KB)
• Risk Identification and Evaluation Form (PDF, 31KB)
• State Claims Process (PDF, 33KB)
• Insurance
• International Travel
• Motor Vehicle Use

 Quick links to the new Release of Liability/Waiver, and istructions for its use:

          Instructions for completing the Release of Liability/Waiver

          Release of Liability/Waiver

Questions regarding Risk Management should be directed to:

Bill Kupfer, Director of Environmental Health and Safety

(805) 437-8847

(805) 437-2702  (TTY – Hearing Impaired Line)

 

 

Katharine Richert, Risk Manager

(805) 437-8846

(805) 437-2702  (TTY – Hearing Impaired Line)

 

CSU Channel Islands

One University Drive

University Hall, Rm. 1617

Camarillo, CA 93012