Safety at CSU
At Charles Sturt University (CSU), the safety
and security of staff, students and visitors to our
campuses is paramount at all times. Security
services are offered 24-hours a day, seven days
a week at all CSU locations (except Canberra)
by Bluestar Security.
On campus security officers patrol CSU’s Bathurst
and Wagga Wagga campuses all year round.
At our other locations, security services are provided
through a combination of on campus staff, mobile
patrols, 24/7 emergency response and static
guarding.
CSU campuses are very safe places. We want
everyone’s experience on campus to be a positive
and enjoyable one. If you do require the assistance
of security they can be contacted 24-hours a day.
Security services at CSU include:
Orange: 02 6365 7522
•
safe escort service after dark
Port Macquarie: 02 6338 4999
•
providing assistance
Wagga Wagga: 02 6933 2288
•
answering inquiries
•
campus patrols for the safety and
protection of people and assets
•
providing first aid assistance
•
accepting incident reports from
members of the community
•
responding to reports about suspicious
persons, activity or conduct
•
supervising traffic and parking operations
•
responding to emergencies.
Save your campus security
number in your phone now!
Albury-Wodonga: 02 6051 9888
Bathurst: 02 6338 4999
Dubbo: 02 6365 7497
SECURITY AND YOU AT CSU
Working together to maintain a safe campus
In addition to direct numbers above, CSU security
can be contacted by dialling 400 from any internal
phone, or via any of the blue security telephones
located on our campuses.
In the case of an emergency, contact 000
(police, fire, ambulance) first, then phone your
campus security.
F4488
www.csu.edu.au/division/facilitiesm/security
Put me on your
board or fridge.
CSU and Bluestar Security
maintaining a safe campus
Meet Chris…
Chris is one of our dedicated officers here
to help keep you safe and secure when
you are on a CSU campus.
• CSU security officers are easily recognisable,
wearing blue shirts, branded with CSU and
Bluestar Security logos, navy pants, black
boots and security lanyards
• security vehicles are white, branded with blue
and black Bluestar Security signs and fitted
with rooftop beacon and security lights
• all CSU security staff (in person or on the
phone) can assist in any situation requiring
security assistance
• prevention goes along way – CSU security
staff are available to chat to on a range of
security topics, such as maximising personal
safety on campus, avoiding theft, self defence,
car and bicycle safety, incident and crime
reporting, and first aid assistance
• safety on campus is everyone’s responsibility
– report a crime or suspicious person to a
security officer immediately
• noise curfews are enforceable on campus
after 10pm
• security can be contacted for wildlife issues
such as snakes, possums, kangaroos.
To contact security on any campus dial 400 from an internal phone.
For more information, visit: www.csu.edu.au/division/facilitiesm/security