Thursday, October 10, 2024 | By Brock University
All elevators are currently operational
Please be advised the Welch Hall elevator will be out of service on October 15th 7:30am – 4:30pm to address some operational deficiencies.
Please note that the elevator is a single car servicing the building; alternate accessibility options are very limited.
Wednesday, October 09, 2024 | By lowen
Please be advised that Stolk Construction will be renovating washrooms MCA 339, MCJ 218, and MCJ 219 from Saturday, October 12 until Sunday, October 20.
During this period there will be alternate washrooms available to use:
Please refer to the maps below for directions.
The contractors have been instructed to minimize all noise and disruptions during the renovation. We kindly request your understanding and cooperation during this time as we work towards improving our building’s infrastructure and research capacity. We will keep you informed of any developments or changes that may impact your business operations.
If you have any questions, please contact Sergio Alza, Project Manager.
Wednesday, October 09, 2024 | By lowen
During reading week, October 15 through 18, Stolk Construction will be demolishing the existing concrete floor to allow for the installation of a new research lab in WH09G, and we anticipate some level of noise and disruptions during this period.
We understand that your business operations may also be affected by the construction work. We want to assure you that we are taking all necessary measures to minimize the disruptions and inconvenience to our neighboring offices.
The construction activities are scheduled to take place during regular business hours, and we have instructed the contractors to ensure that the noise levels are kept to a minimum. Additionally, we have established protocols to ensure that the common areas of the building remain clean and safe throughout the renovation period.
We kindly request your understanding and cooperation during this time as we work towards improving our building’s infrastructure and research capacity. We will keep you informed of any developments or changes that may impact your business operations.
If you have any concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact bday@brocku.ca.
Monday, October 07, 2024 | By lowen
Please be advised that during reading week, October 15 through 18, Stolk Construction will be demolishing an existing staircase to allow for an accessible ramp to be added at the north end of Thistle Complex, and we anticipate some level of noise and disruptions during this period.
We understand that your business operations may also be affected by the construction work. We want to assure you that we are taking all necessary measures to minimize the disruptions and inconvenience to our neighboring offices.
The construction activities are scheduled to take place during regular business hours, and we have instructed the contractors to ensure that the noise levels are kept to a minimum. Additionally, we have established protocols to ensure that the common areas of the building remain clean and safe throughout the renovation period.
We kindly request your understanding and cooperation during this time as we work towards improving our building’s infrastructure and accessibility for all. We will keep you informed of any developments or changes that may impact your business operations.
If you have any concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact myself directly at bday@brocku.ca.
Monday, September 16, 2024 | By lowen
The Custodial Services department along with the Waste Reduction Group will be conducting the 2024 Annual Waste Audit for Brock University over a two-week timeframe from September 23 to October 4, 2024.
The purpose of this government mandated waste audit is to identify, quantify and analyze the composition of the waste streams and to ensure compliance with the requirements outlined under Ontario Regulation 102/94, determine the annual waste diversion rate for Brock University resulting from existing waste reduction, reuse and recycling programs, identify any additional opportunities for waste reduction and diversion, identify potential cost savings associated with the disposal of solid waste materials, etc.
During the two weeks, all waste will be collected by selected buildings over a 24-hour timeframe and audited the following day by the auditors from the Waste Reduction Group. The waste collection will be placed in movable carts outside of the regular waste compactors and bins.
We appreciate your patience during the University’s waste audit.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know by emailing custodial@brocku.ca.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024 | By lowen
Facilities Management trade staff will be switching over the Campus’ systems from heating to cooling over the course of the next couple of weeks.
Preparations are being made to the Main Campus cooling system at the central plant for summer operation. Many buildings are not designed to cool and heat simultaneously. As we experience the typical summer temperature fluctuations, some areas on Main Campus may experience cooler OR warmer than normal temperatures during regular office hours.
Facilities Management staff will continue to make the Main Campus as comfortable as possible. If your area experiences any issues, please avoid making radical adjustments to the thermostats as this may have an adverse affect in your room and other adjacent areas.
If your area is experiencing any extreme or ongoing temperature issues, please email Facilities Management Customer Service at FM@BrockU.CA or call x3717.
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