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Tobacco-Free Campus Policy
2015
Slide2Tobacco-Free
Campus
Effective:
[INSERT DATE]
Tobacco-Free Campus Policy
Purpose and Intent of Policy3 Ts Implementation PlanHow You Can Help
Slide3What is the Policy?
[INSERT AGENCY]
is committed to the well-being of our employees, clients, and visitors. In accordance with our commitment to promoting and protecting the health of our employees, all
[INSERT AGENCY]
offices will be completely tobacco-free campuses.
Slide4What is the Policy?
The use of tobacco products is prohibited on
[INSERT AGENCY]
property. No ashtrays, receptacles, or smoking shelters will be permitted
.“Tobacco products” include cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos, pipes, smokeless tobacco, and electronic cigarettes.The use of tobacco products is prohibited in [INSERT AGENCY] -owned, operated, or leased
vehicles.
Slide5What is the Policy?
5. The
use of tobacco products is prohibited in personal vehicles parked on
[INSERT AGENCY]
property.6. [INSERT AGENCY] discourages the use of tobacco products by all covered individuals on properties adjacent to [INSERT AGENCY]
property.
Slide6What is the Policy?
Definitions
“Agency
Property”
Agency property includes
all buildings, facilities, grounds and spaces leased, owned or controlled by [INSERT AGENCY], regardless of whether signs are posted.
“Covered Individuals”
The provisions of this policy apply 24 hours a day, seven days a week to all
[INSERT AGENCY]
employees, clients, contractors, vendors, and visitors.
Slide7What is the Policy?
“Tobacco and Smoking Products”
Tobacco
and smoking
products includes
all tobacco-derived or containing products, including but not limited to, cigarettes (i.e., clove, bidis, kreteks), electronic cigarettes, cigars and cigarillos, pipes, water pipes, smokeless tobacco products (spit and spitless, chew, pouches, snuff) or any other device intended to simulate smoked or heated tobacco.
Slide8Intent of the Policy
Create an environment that is
conducive to quitting tobaccoPromote the
prevention
of tobacco use
Prevent the risks associated with exposure to secondhand smokeDid you know that employees exposed to secondhand smoke on the job are: 12-19% more likely to get lung cancerAt a 25-35% increased risk of heart attack
Slide9The 3 Ts of Tobacco-free Campus
Policy Implementation
T
ELL about the policy via appropriate signage, branding, and integrated, consistent communication
T
REAT tobacco users by providing NRT (free preferably) and a menu of counseling/behavioral supportTRAIN staff in firm yet compassionate ways to address violators
Slide10TELL – New Signage
Focus on
:
Periphery of campus
Entrance and exit doors
Parking lots Green spaces Removal of cigarette butt receptacles or ashtrays before [INSERT DATE]
Slide11Tobacco-Free Campus Materials
One-page overview
Policy
FAQs for HR and for Employees
Sample emails
Signage, decals, palm cardsPolicy in Administrative ManualTELL – Communications
Slide12TREAT – Cessation Programs and Resources
For Employees
:
Quit for Life Program
(1-866-QUIT-4-Life) offered by the
State Health Plan for subscribers and covered dependentsShort term supply of FREE NRT and phone counselinghttps://www.quitnow.net/scstatehealthplan/ProgramLookup/EnrollNow/
https://www.peba.sc.gov
/
For ALL
:
S.C. Tobacco Quitline
(1-800-QUIT-NOW) – Free for all SC
residents
Provides phone counseling, web-based services, and FREE NRT to eligible callerswww.scdhec.gov/quitforkeeps
TREAT – Cessation Programs and Resources
Slide14TRAIN – Policy Enforcement
Everyone plays a part
Emphasize respect for the policy
First priority is awareness of policy
Educate about treatment options
Violators can receive disciplinary action
Slide15TRAIN – Policy Enforcement
Staff –violations by staff will be addressed through the agency’s Progressive Discipline Policy
Visitors, Contractors, Vendors –violations will be politely addressed by staff utilizing palm cards
Slide16TRAIN – Policy Enforcement
Promoting Respect for the Policy
-
If you see a person using tobacco on
[INSERT AGENCY]
property:Be polite and friendlyAssume the person does NOT know about the policyExplain tobacco use is not
permitted on
[INSERT AGENCY]
property, grounds
or spaces
Offer
an
A
Healthier State
palm card
Slide17TRAIN – Policy Enforcement
If the person asks where are they allowed to use tobacco products:
Reiterate the policy – that tobacco products are not allowed anywhere on
[INSERT AGENCY]
campus
.If the person using tobacco becomes hostile:Walk away and contact the
building supervisor
Slide18How You Can Help
Before
[INSERT DATE]
:
Know the
policySupport the policy After
[INSERT DATE]
:
Comply with the
policy
Enforce
the policy with
respect
Encourage
tobacco users to use cessation resources available