You will need your student or staff card to access most services booked through this system, either to unlock doors or confirm your identity. This is particularly important when collecting equipment or being in the building after hours. Without identification the Security team may ask you to leave.
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Opening HoursNew Adelphi General Access
Specialist areas of New Adelphi may have their own opening times, which could be longer than the hours shown above. During Trimester 3, general access ends at 5pm and the building does not open on weekends.
Operating hours and availability for specialist areas will be shown on the calendar when making your booking.
Contact UsEquipment Store
Music Rehearsals
Recording Studios
InformationAs you complete inductions for the areas or equipment you will be using, technical staff or tutors will update your booking permissions.
Suspensions
If your account has been suspended, please contact any of our technical service areas who will be able to explain why a suspension has occurred.
Suspensions may be applied automatically when equipment is late for return. Your existing bookings are not cancelled, but may no longer be honoured. You will not be able to make new bookings until the issue has been resolved.
PoliciesTerms and Conditions
By making a booking you are agreeing to our Bookings and Loans Policy and any applicable terms which may be shown during the booking process. Please take a few moments to read the policies. Breaking the terms may result in suspension from our bookings and loans service, and potential fines for lost or damaged equipment.
Insurance and Public Liability
Locations may require you to show your risk assessments and our public liability insurance certificate. Your activities are only covered by the University's public liability insurance whilst completing approved coursework.
This does not insure equipment. We recommend that you take out your own insurance.
Risk Assessments
Many projects will require you to complete risk assessments for each task or location.
You should read and reference the relevant School Risk Assessments when writing your own, which you submit to your module leader for approval.
Numerous common hazards already have safe methods of working devised. Following these will help keep people safe and save you some time.
Fines
If equipment is lost or damaged, or under other specific circumstances, a financial penalty may need to be paid. These can be made to the University of Salford eShop, or with contactless at the Equipment Store.
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