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… for the registration and updating of dangerous substances in the Hazardous Substances Registration System called SOFOS360 (formerly GROS) regarding stock and location, − Assesses applications based on expertise for access to FSC and applies at HSB, − Contact person for and manager of internal and external hazardous goods permits, − Contact person for VAS-lab (facility weighing high-risk substances), − Contact person for explosives precursors − Contact person for precursors for drugs Procedure appointment of chemical administrator The correct and safe use of substances requires a certain level of knowledge. The chemical administrator is preferably a …

… must: - be printed on letterhead paper, be originally signed, and be recent (not older than 2 months) - state the date of issue - state your name and first name initials - state the full and exact account balance and its univocal currency - state the contact data of the bank, including country and telephone number - state that the balance is at free disposal - The words “average”, “approximately”, “at least”, “estimated”, or “expected” are not allowed, as these expressions are too vague (Refer to … identity card, containing his/her photograph and signature. 5 Option D.1 Required documents: 1. A financial statement (enclosure 2), completed by the sponsor. Make sure that: - the period between the start and end date covers the registration period. Contact the UM IRO (International Relations Office) for your registration period. - the balance of the bank account covers the required amount for the period from start to end date - in the case of a joint account, make sure both account holders sign … must: - be printed on letterhead paper, be originally signed, and be recent (not older than 2 months) - state the date of issue - state your name and first name initials - state the full and exact account balance and its univocal currency - state the contact data of the bank, including country and telephone number - state that the balance is at free disposal - The words “average”, “approximately”, “at least”, “estimated”, or “expected” are not allowed, as these expressions are too vague (Refer to …

… about the conduct of other researchers. The Faculty Board concerned is the complaints body in the event of the types of complaints listed under 1 and 2, on the understanding that for the complaints under 2 the principal researcher should first be contacted, who must be listed as such in all information provided to the research participants. In the case of a PhD student, her/his supervisor is the principal researcher to be contacted in case of complaints. The principal researcher is required to inform the ERCIC if complaints are submitted. For the complaints under 3 the chairman of the department or director of the research institute in question is the first point of contact. Specifically responsible for scientific integrity is the Maastricht University (UM) confidential adviser on scientific integrity. If you have any questions, please contact: Nastaja Reslow, ERCIC secretary, …

… 1 Step-by-step Guide for Applicants to the Part-time PhD Programme in European Studies Step 1: First contact Before sending an application for the part-time PhD programme European Studies you are welcome to contact the director of the programme, Dr Gergana Noutcheva (g.noutcheva@maastrichtuniversity.nl) in order to:  exchange ideas about your potential research project  learn more about the expectations regarding a successful PhD project  check your … a series of specialised research methods sessions, including training tailored to the specific needs of the participating fellows. In addition, we will have annual symposia to present and discuss the fellow’s work in progress as well as occasional workshops on specific topics of interest. Training sessions will be held at the Brussels Campus of Maastricht University and usually take place on Thursdays from 17.30-19.30 hrs. Attendance is not obligatory but strongly recommended. We make every effort …

… 1 Step-by-step Guide for Applicants to the Part-time PhD Programme in European Studies Step 1: First contact Before sending an application for the part-time PhD programme European Studies you are welcome to contact the director of the programme, Dr Gergana Noutcheva (g.noutcheva@maastrichtuniversity.nl) in order to:  exchange ideas about your potential research project  learn more about the expectations regarding a successful PhD project  check your … a series of specialised research methods sessions, including training tailored to the specific needs of the participating fellows. In addition, we will have annual symposia to present and discuss the fellow’s work in progress as well as occasional workshops on specific topics of interest. Training sessions will be held at the Brussels Campus of Maastricht University and usually take place on Thursdays from 17.30-19.30 hrs. Attendance is not obligatory but strongly recommended. We make every effort …

… 1 Step-by-step Guide for Applicants to the Part-time PhD Programme in European Studies Step 1: First contact Before sending an application for the part-time PhD programme European Studies you are welcome to contact the director of the programme, Dr Gergana Noutcheva (g.noutcheva@maastrichtuniversity.nl) in order to:  exchange ideas about your potential research project  learn more about the expectations regarding a successful PhD project  check your … a series of specialised research methods sessions, including training tailored to the specific needs of the participating fellows. In addition, we will have annual symposia to present and discuss the fellow’s work in progress as well as occasional workshops on specific topics of interest. Training sessions will be held at the Brussels Campus of Maastricht University and usually take place on Thursdays from 17.30-19.30 hrs. Attendance is not obligatory but strongly recommended. We make every effort …

… Experiencing Sexual Harassment 30 Help-Seeking and Resource Use by Victims of Sexual 30 Discussion 32 Limitations 33 Conclusion 34 Recommendations 35 Appendices 36 Appendix A – Groupings 38 Appendix B - Survey Questions 40 Appendix C – Reasons for Not Contacting Resources 42 References 43 4 Definitions Sexual violence refers to non-consensual penetrative acts (also known as rape), attempted non-consensual penetrative acts (attempted rape), and non-consensual sexual touching (such as groping, … and/or sexual harassment reported that their perpetrator was associated with UM in some way (61.1% (400) of students who reported experiencing sexual violence reported this; 94.8% (908) of students who reported being sexually harassed reported this). Contact of UM resources after experiencing sexual violence and/or harassment ↦ 93.5% (2314) of respondent reported being aware of at least one UM resource (such as the confidential advisor, UM psychologists) when provided with a list of UM resources. ↦ 5.6% (37) of those who reported experiencing sexual violence and 10.2% (98) of those who reported experiencing sexual harassment contacted such a UM resource following the incident. ↦ Several reasons were given for not contacting a UM resource following an incident of sexual violence or sexual harassment. For students who experience sexual violence, these included personal …

…  info-hsb@maastrichtuniversity.nl page 1/1 Armico Introduction The department chair/department head of FHML/FPN are responsible for working conditions within his group. He may be supported in this by an armico (Dutch abbreviation for: Arbo en Milieu Contact person, meaning Occupational Health & Environment Contact person). He is appointed on the recommendation of the department chairperson. The prevention officer FHML/FPN is responsible for the professional quality of the armico. The armico follows the internal training provided by the HSB and attends … prevention and the environment. Tasks The armico has the following tasks and responsibilities: − Function as an enquiry point on Occupational Health & Environment (OH&E) matters for the managers and employees within the unit; − Function as a point of contact for the HSB and/or OH&E expert staff; − Providing input in the preparation of the Risk Assessment & Evaluation, the plan of action for the unit and assist in its implementation; − Assist in OH&E information transfer within the unit; − Encourage …

… on all aspects of doing a PhD at MHeNs, ranging from information on the training programme, guidelines for supervision and training, and the PhD defence. It contains information for current and prospective PhD candidates as well as for supervisors. Contact persons of the MHeNs Office: Tom van den Crommenacker: managing director MHeNs and head of coordinating office MHeNs. Financial aspects of the PhD position and trajectory have to be discussed with the managing director. … Human Resources Department regarding the completion of employee records (TSP/PRPs). Email: a.hochstenbach@maastrichtuniversity.nl Nicole Senden: policy officer and EURON programme coordinator; is chairing the Educational committee of MHeNs and is the contact person for joint doctorates. n.senden@maastrichtuniversity.nl Martin van Boxtel: MHeNs PhD coordinator and confidential advisor for PhD candidates; has access to all PhD Track information (including confidential questionnaires) related to the … insert all relevant activities, each on a separate line, under the appropriate heading. Some activities have fixed credits (ECs); these can be found on the course certificate or in the PhD TRACK system (“professional courses” menu.) For courses, workshops, teaching roles, outreach activities, management roles, etc. that have no assigned ECs, make an estimate of the number of hours you spent on the activity. This means that each activity you list will have either EC or hours entered (not both). 3) …