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Is Your Bike Secure? Win a FREE D-lock!

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Biking is a great way to get to campus, but with bike theft on the rise it’s important to keep our bikes as secure as possible!

The best way to keep your bike safe is by locking it with a D-lock or hardened steel chain lock in one of UC’s secure sheds, as well as registering your bike and its details in the 529 Garage Bike registry. 529 Garage is a free online bike / e-scooter registry that helps reunite people with their bikes if they’re ever stolen. When locking your bike, it’s important to always lock through the bike frame (and rear wheel if possible), to a solid object like a bike stand.

Getting your D-lock:

UC Security have D-locks for sale at $45 each, with the chance to win your money back! You can also go in the draw to win one for FREE if you register your bike with 529 Garage (visit UC Sustainability’s Instagram page to comment and go in the draw).

For more info:

Let’s #endbiketheft!

– UC Sustainability

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Roof Inspection – SS27 Haere-roa – Wednesday 10th September

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Facilities Management wish to inform you of a Building Roof Inspection scheduled to take place on Wednesday 10th September.

The purpose of the survey is to complete a visual assessment of the condition of the roof covering.

Photographs are also taken during the assessment to maintain a visual record of the condition of the roof covering at that time.

Affected Buildings

  • SS27 – UCSA Haere-roa

What will we be doing?

  • Undertaking a visual inspection of the external roof covering.
  • Our Building roof inspection are a visual assessment only, we will take photographs of the building during the assessment, but we will ensure that persons are not identifiable in the photographs.

What do you need to do?

  • Let us know if there is a specific time that we should not enter rooms or spaces.
  • Allow us to come in and view the spaces – we will be quiet.

Please direct any enquiries to fmassist@canterbury.ac.nz

Thank you for your consideration as we undertake these required building surveys.

Facilities Mangement

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Building Condition Survey & Floor Inspections – 8th September – 19th September

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Facilities Management wish to inform you of the Building Condition Survey & Floor Plan Verification Inspections scheduled to take place between Monday 8th and 19th September.
The purpose of the survey is to complete a full visual assessment of the condition of the interior and exterior of the building.
Photographs are also taken during the assessment to maintain a visual record of the condition of the building at that time.
The purpose of the building floor plan verification is to complete a visual inspection of the building to record any differences to the floor plans that the University currently have on file.
Affected Buildings
  • SC07 – Beatrice Tinsley
  • SC01 – Len Lye
  • SC01 – West
  • Link between SC01 to SC02
What will we be doing?
  • Accessing all spaces in the building, we will work with you to ensure that we cause the least disruption possible.
  • Undertaking a visual inspection of all rooms and noting any differences to the floor plan that the University have on file.
  • Our Building Condition Surveys are a visual assessment only, we will take photographs of the building during the assessment, but we will ensure that persons are not identifiable in the photographs.
What do you need to do?
  • Let us know if there is a specific time that we should not enter rooms or spaces.
  • Allow us to come in and view the spaces – we will be quiet.
Please direct any enquiries to fmassist@canterbury.ac.nz
Thank you for your consideration as we undertake these building inspections and floor plan reviews.
Facilities Management