The Facility Coordinator and Safety Officer for Arts and Architecture is:
Katie Rountree - mkr10@psu.edu
102A Borland Building
814-863-5733 or 814-777-6226
Facility and Safety Support:
Gwen Miller - gem15@psu.edu
102 Borland Building
814-867-3122
Facilities:
Our college occupies space in fifteen buildings on the University Park Campus.
| Academic Activities - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Arts Cottage - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Blue Band Building - Emergency Evacuation Plan |
| Borland Building - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Downtown Theatre Center - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Eisenhower Auditorium - Emergency Evacuation Plan |
| Music Building I - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Music Building II - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Palmer Museum of Art - Emergency Evacuation Plan |
| Patterson Building - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Pavilion Theatre - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Stuckeman Family Building - Emergency Evacuation Plan |
| Theatre Building - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Visual Arts - Emergency Evacuation Plan | Visual Arts Ceramics - Emergency Evacuation Plan |
Facilities are maintained by the Office of Physical Plant. Daytime facility issues should be reported to the administrative department service desk coordinator. A list of service desk coordinator contacts is available. If there is a facility issue after 5:00PM or on weekends, please call the office of Physical Plant’s Work Reception Center at 814-865-4731. This Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The College completed a Facilities Master Plan in the Spring of 2011. You may view the master plan on the website of the Office of Physical Plant by following this link: http://www.opp.psu.edu/planning-construction/master-plans/university-park-campus-master-plan/college-of-arts-architecture-master-plan.
Safety:
Report a safety concern
Creating and maintaining a safe workplace is the responsibility of everyone who works and studies in our buildings. The University has an extraordinary Office of Environmental Health and Safety who lead a strong program of training and maintaining safe work practices. Their website may be found at www.ehs.psu.edu.
Chemical handling is required for all faculty, staff and graduate students in areas where chemicals are used. Our College has a Safety Committee Representative for each area. Safety concerns should be reported to the Department Representative or to Katie Rountree. Please see Safety Committee members for contact information.
How to Report an Incident or Injury:
First, seek medical attention!
911 is always the best and fastest way to seek aid.
- A) If an incident or injury occurs to an employee, it is necessary to report this to Worker’s Compensation. An electronic reporting system is in place, and there are representatives in each area or department that can access the electronic report. You cannot report or make a worker’s compensation submission yourself. Locate the person in your department or the person most convenient to assist you. You will also be asked to fill out and sign the packet of Workers Compensation forms found at https://ohr.psu.edu/sites/ohr/files/workers-compensation/documents/WorkersCompensationSignaturePacket.pdf.
To log on to the Sedgwick website go to https://sedgwickcms.claimcapture.com
For additional information on Workers Compensation you can visit https://ohr.psu.edu/workers-compensation.
- B) If the incident or injury is to a student or a person that is not employed by Penn State, the Incident Form is required. The form can be found at https://guru.psu.edu/forms/incident-form.pdf?logged=true . Please note that if this form is for a Penn State student, the student must sign the form before it is submitted. A copy of this form must be sent to Katie Rountree at 102 Borland Building.