Computer, Development, Research and Information Unit.
Secretariat and Archiving Unit:
Receive and send the unit’s incoming and outgoing correspondence. Audit and inspect transactions, and take the necessary action to finish them.
Security and Safety Unit:
Supervise, follow up, control, coordinate, evaluate and compensate for any deficiency caused by the personnel at the warehouse.
Make sure an assessment and analysis of risks have been carried out for all workplaces.
Implement the emergency plan when needed, along with training the personnel on the plan implementation.
Carry out a periodical inspection on emergency exits and fire extinguishers.
Be fully aware of and adhere to safety laws and regulations.
Follow up control systems continuously.
Verify the security and safety of transport and training inside each warehouse, in addition to general cleanliness.
Computer, Development, Research and Information Unit:
Coordinate between the department and other university sectors to determine requirements and ensure better management.
Prepare reports on the requirements of departments and units, with regard to computers and hardware, for finishing tasks, and submit the requirements to the department.
Supervise the technical performance inside the units and departments.
Prepare annual reports.
Supervise the website of the department.
Define the adjustments and remarks related to the warehouses programs, and send them to the IT center.
Receive all incoming transactions, including orders of supplies, and present them to the furniture committee.
Report to the competent committees about what has been achieved regarding the orders.
Warehouse Units:
Furniture Warehouse.
Equipment Warehouse.
Stationery Warehouse.
Classroom Warehouse.
Press Warehouse
Building Material Warehouse and Spare Parts for Air Conditioners.
Safety (Fire Extinguishers) Warehouse
Tent Warehouse.
Vehicle Consumables Warehouse.
Female Section Warehouse.
Customer Care Center Warehouse.
Returned Items Warehouse.
Scope of the Work of Each Department:
Receive, maintain and deliver supplies to the requesting bodies.
Returned Items Warehouse:
Receive returned items from from those returning them.
Articles available at the Returned Items Warehouse:
Furniture, devices, and equipment.
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