Stay Secure
SLIIT ensures student safety with campus-wide risk assessments, fire and lab safety protocols, CCTV monitoring, and emergency response plans. From traffic rules to first aid access and crisis readiness, we create a protected, student-centered learning space.
Your Safety, Our Priority
Safety and Security Management
SLIIT is committed to ensuring a safe and secure learning environment. Campus-wide risk assessments and hazard control measures are in place, along with safety compliance policies aligned with national standards. Resources include CSSU contact details and the Emergency Response Plan.
Possible Hazards and Mitigation
SLIIT takes proactive steps to minimize campus hazards through clear safety protocols. Measures cover fire prevention, lab and chemical safety, proper electrical equipment usage, and on-campus traffic control. Emergency resources like evacuation plans, PPE guidelines, and hazard reporting systems are readily available. Regular fire drills and safety manuals ensure that students and staff remain informed and prepared at all times.
Emergency Response and First Aid
SLIIT ensures readiness for emergencies through clearly defined procedures and accessible support. Key resources include emergency contact numbers, first aid stations with trained responders, and fire evacuation guidelines. Crisis management covers scenarios like earthquakes, lockdowns, and active threats. Students can access essential tools such as evacuation maps, emergency hotlines, and first aid request forms to respond quickly and safely.
Safety alert and Notifications
SLIIT keeps the campus community informed through automated safety alerts delivered via email, SMS, and notice boards. Regular advisories cover topics such as theft prevention, emergency updates, and seasonal health precautions. Students and staff can also stay updated through platforms like CourseWeb and HC Department SMS alerts, ensuring timely access to important safety information and guidelines.
Campus Security and Personal Safety
SLIIT prioritizes campus security and personal safety through strict visitor access control, 24/7 CCTV surveillance, and regular security patrols. Night safety measures include designated safe zones and escort services. Students can access resources like safety tips, security maps, and a lost & found registry to stay informed and protected.
Campus Safety Office
Contact
Phone
+9411 754 3161
indika.b@sliit.lk
Incident Reporting Desk
If you experience or witness a safety concern, contact the Incident Reporting Desk. Use our online hazard reporting system or reach out via hotline. All reports are confidential and swiftly addressed. Support includes fire drill schedules, safety manuals, and emergency contacts.
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FAQs
SLIIT has a dedicated Campus Safety and Security Unit (CSSU) that monitors the campus 24/7 with security personnel, CCTV surveillance, and controlled access points. We also conduct regular safety drills and provide emergency response support.
We have a 24/7 emergency response team, first aid stations, and medical officer, ambulance for any health-related emergencies. Fire safety measures and evacuation plans are in place in case of an incident.
All visitors must have prior approval from a staff member via email, except for those visiting for student inquiries. Service providers and contractors require pre-authorization through their respective supervisors.
SLIIT follows strict fire safety protocols, including designated evacuation routes, fire extinguisher placements, and periodic fire drills, nominated fire wardens. Lab safety includes PPE requirements, chemical handling guidelines, and emergency response training for lab users.
Students can stay on campus until 10:30 PM, but after dark, they are advised to remain in common study areas. Overnight stays for study purposes require approval from a senior academic staff member.
Lost items can be reported to the security office. If found, they will be logged and stored safely until the rightful owner claims them.
Yes, students are encouraged to:
- Always carry their ID cards.
- Avoid isolated or dark areas at night.
- Report suspicious activities to campus security immediately.
- Follow safety rules for labs, electrical areas, and hazardous zones.