- Risk Management and Internal Control
- Compliance & Internal Control
- Emergency Management
- Environmental Health & Safety
- Asbestos & Lead
- Biological Safety
- Chemical Safety
- Diving & Boating Safety
- Drinking Water
- EHS Forms
- EHS Training
- Environmental Protection
- Fire & Life Safety
- Hazardous Waste
- Industrial Safety
- Injury & Illness Prevention Program
- Laboratory Safety
- Medical Monitoring
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Radiation Safety
- Safety Concern
- Safety Data Sheets
- Safety Tips
- Storm Water Protection
- Traffic & Pedestrian Safety
- Ergonomics
- Field Trips
- INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT CLAIMS
- Support Services
- Workers' Compensation
- Minors on Campus
- ACCOMMODATIONS
- Off Campus Resources
- Whistleblower
Internal Audit
The Office of Compliance & Internal Control is authorized by University leadership to perform audits and other independent assignments. The Office has full and complete access to the records of Ãå±±½ûµØ and its auxiliary organizations.
The Office uses a systematic approach to its audits. No two audits are the same, but most progress through a few distinct phases:
- PRELIMINARY SURVEY entails gathering sufficient program information to obtain a general understanding of audit subjects and prioritize audit objectives.
- During FIELDWORK, auditors observe operations, interview personnel, examine relevant data, and analyze other information to fulfill audit objectives.
- During the ANALYSIS & DISTILLATION phase, auditors summarize issues, conclusions, findings, and recommendations for discussion with management and staff. Outlines and draft reports may also be prepared for discussion with auditees.
- During the REPORTING phase, the office issues an independent, objective, and accurate report for University leadership and management, including auditees’ responses to audit findings and recommendations.
- FOLLOW-UP ensures that audit findings are addressed and recommendations are implemented.