Walton E28 Workshop Induction

If you are a student or staff member at the University of Brighton and have been looking to gain access to the Walton workshop, there is an induction session scheduled for 26th March 2026. The session is held at Mithras House, although given that there has been some mention of the Falmer site in relation to the university facilities, it is worth confirming the exact location with the institution before you head out. This induction is a one-hour safety session designed to register attendees into the passport system, which is the standard requirement for obtaining open access to the workshop area.

The session focuses on the foundational safety protocols necessary for working within the Walton workshop environment. It is important to note that this induction is specifically for general workshop access and is not intended for the machine room. If your work requires the use of laser cutting or 3D printing, you will need to arrange a separate appointment with the Digital Fabrication and Walton technicians, as those areas have their own specific requirements. This session is strictly about the initial safety procedures for the main workshop space.

There is no cost to attend this induction, making it a straightforward process for those who need to integrate the workshop into their regular workflow at the university. It is a practical step for anyone who needs to use the facilities for their projects or studies. If you require further details regarding the specifics of the space, the university suggests visiting ateworkshops.info for additional information. By completing this hour-long session, you fulfil the necessary safety requirements to begin using the workshop, allowing you to move forward with your work in a safe and regulated manner.