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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.
- Emergency Warden (face to face) Training
- Emergency Wardens are required to attend face to face training every 2 years. Emergency warden training sessions for 2019 have now been released. Existing wardens can register directly for training New wardens should contact emergency-planning@csu.edu.au
- 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.
- 29 November 2018 - Bathurst Campus Village Drive Road Works, Stage 2
- The Division of Facilities Management will facilitate rehabilitation works (commencing in Decmeber 2018) on the Bathurst Campus to Village Drive from the Gymnasium (1220) through to John Oxley Village car park P12, Ordnance Road from Village Drive through to the concrete pavement behind Truskett Library (1412) and Wirri Place. Please refer to the link above for more information.
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SSAF: Orange Girinyalanha BBQ and Shelter
A SSAF request was received to provide a BBQ and shelter in the Girinyalanha site adjacent to the Aboriginal Yarning Circle previously constructed.
The aim to provide these additional facilities is to develop this area as a space that will allow improved cultural interactions, better recreational space both informal (student BBQ’s etc.) and formal (NAIDOC celebrations, Sky Stories Nights etc).