Dear Colleagues and Students, 

In order to enhance public understanding of the importance of the oceans and raise awareness about marine conservation, the United Nations has designated June 8 as World Oceans Day. The health of the oceans is closely related with the Earth and human life. The oceans provide us with many services, acting as the lungs of the global ecosystem and supplying half of the oxygen we need to breathe. However, the oceans are now facing increasingly severe threats that require urgent action.  So what can we do for the oceans? We may conserve the oceans by beginning to understand the impact of sunscreen. Let’s explore some more environmentally friendly sunscreen methods:

Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs

Source: WWF

(Ref: HSEO-EP005/2024)

齊齊關掉家裡非必要的燈，黑夜中感受 1 小時。
You are encouraged to switch off unnecessary lightings at home during the activity.

大學亦會參與「齊熄燈，一小時」活動以示響應節能，屆時大學校園內部分燈飾將暫時關掉一小時。
Our University is joining the “1-hour Lights Off Campaign” which will take place at 20:30 on 5 June. Part of the lighting system on campus will be switched off for an hour.

齊齊以行動節約能源，支持減排!
Let’s action to reduce carbon emission and save energy!

公務人員減碳行動

對象：全體公務人員

主旨：呼籲澳門公務人員於世界環境日期間進行下列減廢節能行動，培養綠色生活習慣。

行動內容：

1. 外出時，自備環保袋及環保餐具，減少塑膠袋及餐具等一次性物品的使用。
2. 選購食材或外出用餐時，響應「珍惜食物，減少浪費」。
3. 日常生活中盡量做到少用新、多重用、再回收。
4. 參與大學回收計劃，培養珍惜資源、乾淨回收的習慣。
5. 不使用電腦時，關掉電腦的顯示屏，尤其是開會及午飯時間，並盡量提早在下班前十五分鐘，關掉冷氣設備。
6. 關掉不必要的電燈、電腦設備及不使用的電器，尤其下班時間。

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Carbon Reduction Initiatives for Civil Servants

Targets: Civil Service Sector

Purpose: To appeal for energy reduction actions in developing green living habits 

Actions:
1.    Bring your own eco-friendly bags and tableware when dining out, reduce the use of plastic bags and disposable tableware.
2.    Bear in mind the concept of “Don’t waste food” when purchasing food or when dining out.
3.    Try your best to “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle” in the daily life whenever possible.
4.    Participate in UM recycling programs and cultivate habits of resource conservation and clean recycling.
5.    Turn off the screen of your PC whenever not in use, especially during meetings and lunch hours.  When possible, switch off the air conditioner 15 minutes before departure time.
6.    Switch off unnecessary lightings, computer equipment and electrical appliances, especially after office hours.

便服夏

目的：

響應全球應對氣候變化，減低辦公室空調耗電量，提倡便服文化，推動節能減排。

活動內容：

• 為配合公務人員減廢節能行動之室內空調系統溫度，澳門特別行政區政府全體公務人員，如非因公務所需而必須穿著制服，或因進行對外官式活動而需穿著套裝者，請穿著輕便及涼爽的便服上班。特別是因公務必須穿著制服的員工，應儘可能在不影響公務人員專業形象下，選擇輕便的制服樣式，或不穿外套、或除去領呔等，支持節能。

穿著便服指引：

• 便服應以整齊得體及不失莊重為前提，以維持公務人員應有之正面及專業的形象；
• 衣服宜選擇輕便、涼爽但不透明之質料，顏色則以純色及淺色為主；
• 男士可選擇恤衫或有領T恤，女士則可選擇有袖襯衣，配搭西褲等便服；
• 應避免穿著短褲、背心、拖鞋及其他過分暴露身體之服裝。

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Dress Casual Summer

Objectives:

Responding to global climate change, we should reduce the power consumption of air conditioners in offices, promote the culture of dressing casual, and promote energy saving as well as emission reduction.

Activity:

Responding to the activity “Waste Reduction and Energy Saving Actions for Civil Servants”, please dress casually if you are not attending official or formal activities.  If staff have to wear uniforms for official reasons, one should choose to wear “lightweight uniform” such as avoid wearing coats or ties to support energy saving while maintaining professional image.

Guidelines for casual dress code:

• Casual wear should be chosen under the premise of dressing in a presentable way, so as to maintain the positive and professional image that a civil servant should have;
• Choose clothing made with lightweight, cool and opaque materials. Plain or light colours are preferred;
• Male staff may wear shirts or polo shirts, while female staff may choose casual wear such as blouses and suit pants;
• Avoid wearing vests, sandals and shorts or other revealing clothes;

Dear Colleagues and Students, 

The United Nations has designated March 22nd each year as “World Water Day”, with the aim of raising global awareness on the importance of freshwater and advocating sustainable management of freshwater resources.  Water conservation starts from the little things in life, which we can easily incorporate into our daily routines. For instance, simply reducing shower time requires minimal effort but yields significant results.  We can protect water resources, let’s start from ourselves! Please refer to the following EP tips “Save Water When Taking Bath”:

Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs

Dear Colleagues and Students,

Please be reminded of the fire drill below:

Fire alarm will be activated at the start of the drill. Drivers who need to pass through the road outside the building are reminded to drive slowly.

Thanks for your attention to the above. Your participation is highly encouraged.

Best Regards,
Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs

Dear Colleagues and Students,

Please be reminded of the fire drill below:

Fire alarm will be activated at the start of the drill. Drivers who need to pass through the road outside the building are reminded to drive slowly.

Thanks for your attention to the above. Your participation is highly encouraged.

Best Regards,
Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs

Dear Colleagues and Students,

Please be reminded of the fire drill below:

Fire alarm will be activated at the start of the drill. Drivers who need to pass through the road outside the building are reminded to drive slowly.

Thanks for your attention to the above. Your participation is highly encouraged.

Best Regards,
Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs

Dear Colleagues and Students,

Kindly be informed that the fire drills in January 2024 are scheduled as below:

Fire alarm will be activated at the start of the drill. Drivers who need to pass through the road outside the building are reminded to drive slowly.

Thanks for your attention to the above. Your participation is highly encouraged.

Best Regards,
Office of Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs