Compliance Services

If You See Something - Say Something!

As a member of the UC Berkeley community you are asked to be aware of your surroundings and if you see anything that doesn't look "right," please say something! The contacts below will enable you to do something positive to make sure that our campus is safe and that all members of our community act in accordance with the University of California's core values and our Standards of Ethical Conduct.

UCPD -- 911 (landline) or 642-3333 (cell) -- all emergency situations
Whistleblower Hotline(anonymous/confidential) -- call (800) 403-4744 or report online
EH&S (concerns about actual or potential environmental hazards) -- 642-3073
Physical Plant (flooding) -- 642-1032
Risk Services -- risk@berkeley.edu

SEE something, SAY something campaign

The Office of Risk Services has launched a new SEE something, SAY something campaign geared towards raising campus awareness in the areas of Alcohol Misuse and Safety of Minors on campus.

The purpose is to emphasize the importance of reporting suspicious activity to the proper local law enforcement authorities.

To download the PDF version of the Child Abuse poster - click here
To download the PDF version of the Binge Drinking poster - click here

Policies and Delegations

Campuswide Policies and Procedures

The Campuswide Directory of Administrative Policies and Procedures is a central, on-line directory of policies and procedures with links to the originating departments.

Delegations of Authority

Current UC Berkeley Delegation of Authority Letters, containing authority which has been delegated to individuals on campus, are managed and coordinated by the Office of Ethics, Risk and Compliance Services (OERCS).

Oversight

UC Berkeley has established a risk management governance structure to manage the overall risk profile for the campus. This governance structure is designed to provide an “enterprise” view of risks across the entire campus, enabling senior management to prioritize risks, establish risk response strategies, and monitor impact from the strategies.

Office of the Chancellor