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The Division of Facilities Management is responsible for developing and maintaining the campuses of Charles Sturt University, to provide a conducive and sustainable environment for safe living, learning, teaching and research.
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- Pesticide Management and Notification Plans
- For information on pesticide use at the University and our Pesticide Notification plan, please see our Pesticide Management and Notification web page.
- 3 October 2018 - Electrical appliance testing and tagging service
- The Division of Facilities Management (DFM) will be coordinating Inspection, Testing and Tagging services for Electrical appliances on most of the CSU campuses during late November and early December 2018. Schools, Divisions or Units who require any of their electrical appliances to be electrically tested and tagged are asked to submit a completed Appliance Testing Request form. This form and further information is available via the web link in the title.
- 23 May 2018 - Port Macquarie Stage 2
- Please review the new webpage that has been developed for the Port Macquarie Stage 2 Project.
- 15 June 2017 - Port Macquarie Residential Accommodation
- This project involves the installation of 250 self-contained bedrooms with ensuite facilities in 6 accommodation buildings. There are common lounge rooms and kitchens on each floor. Several rooms are equipped for students with disabilities. A student Hub will also be provided for social activities, administration, study support and available 24/7.
- 10 March 2017 - Wagga Wagga Solar PV (Photovoltaic) Installation
- CSU will install over 6,000 solar panels over the rooftops of various buildings at our Wagga campus. The installed capacity of the system will be 1,774 kW making it one of the largest rooftop installations in Australia.
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Dubbo Solar PV Project
Building on the 1700kW of Solar Photovoltaics Stage 1 (PV Stage 1) project, Solar PV Stage 2 will add 2594 kW to some 54 buildings in a staged deployment on Dubbo, Albury, Orange and Bathurst campuses.
The 7100+ high efficiency solar panels will generate power equivalent to 580 NSW family homes saving university nearly $6 million in power bills over the first 10 years. Project partners, Todae Solar, were again successful, winning the 2nd stage bid to deliver the system from October 2018 to March 2019.