UC Sustainability Office
UC Sustainability Office (Facilities Services)
Engineering Road
University of Canterbury
Private Bag 4800
Christchurch 8140
New Zealand
UC Sustainability Office
Matt Morris
Sustainability Advisor
For all enquiries related to Te Ngaki o Waiutuutu (Waiutuutu Community Garden) please contact the Community Gardens Coodinator, Jam Kelly on jam.kelly@canterbury.ac.nz
Campus Waste Contacts
Place a BEIMS remote request to:
- report a full paper recycling bin or request an extra bin (stating the bin location, including building, floor, room, as appropriate)
- report a full batteries bin
- request a document-destruct bin be delivered or picked up
- Please supply Cleaning Services with an internal requisition form, including the department, contact person's name and number, and your requested document-destruct bin size (120 L or 240 L). Once the bin has been delivered the requisition form will be sent to Facilities Management administrators to be processed. Please note that bulk disposals may take several days to arrange because additional bins may need to be requested from the contractor off campus.
- query anything about recycling or rubbish disposal services
Energy and Water Contacts
To report an electrical fault or water leak on campus, contact Facilities Services by either telephoning xtn. 94400, emailing fmassist@canterbury.ac.nz or by making a BEIMS remote request.
For other campus energy matters, contact:
Tony Sellin, Energy Manager
Phone: +64 3 369 5499 ext 95499
tony.sellin@canterbury.ac.nz
Tony Sellin, UC's Energy manager, is responsible for actively implementing and managing a reduction in the consumption of energy and water used by University of Canterbury.
Tony’s background is Building services engineering in the UK, from Apprentice to Design Team Manager. His most recent experience in the field of Carbon Management was with Lloyds TSB Bank Plc formulating and applying policy relative to European and UK Energy and Performance of Building Directive and Regulation.
Contact Tony about
- water
- energy
- carbon emissions