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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 Planning during COVID-19 Webinars
- Emergency Planning during COVID-19 Webinars are being offered to all staff during September. Follow the link in the title (above) to register and find further information.
- Port Macquarie Stage 2
- Please review the webpage that has been developed for the Port Macquarie Stage 2 Project, this page contains a range of resources about this exciting project.
- CSU WSU Joint Program in Medicine
- Charles Sturt University has been provided with funding of $22 million to develop a new Rural Medical School in Orange in partnership with the University of Western Sydney. For more information on this project, visit the project webpage.
- A new version of FMCentral is here
- As part of the ongoing improvement program of FMCentral, a new version has been installed. The previous version of FMCentral relied on Flash, which will no longer be supported at the end of 2020. As a result, FMCentral has been upgraded to a non-flash version. You will access FMCentral the same way but some parts of it may look a little different. If you have any questions, please contact FMCentral@csu.ed.au or visit the website.
Project on Show
Wagga Wagga Building 229 Level 2 Refurbishment
Provide a minor refurbishment/refresh to include new carpet, paint, LED lighting, glazed doors and furniture (selected spaces) and removing some partitioning to provide open plan office spaces, update to existing staff amenities, including larger staff room.
Works will be progressively carried out over 3 stages, to allow for the building to remain occupied.