Crisis and emergency

If something happens - here you find information on how to act in different situations.

Call 112 (SOS Alarm)

Ambulance, fire brigade, police - in emergency situations call 112

Inform about what has happened
Say your own name and phone number
If you have the opportunity, write down what happened and then notify the crisis management (see below)

Heart starter machine

A so-called defibrillator, is located in the university entrance. It is on the left when you enter, opposite the Service Center.

In case of fire alarm

EXIT through the nearest exit
DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR
ASSEMBLING POINT
CAMPUS: We gather in Maria Alberts Park (the park outside Albertsalen)
Assembling point in case of fire.
Here you find a map with assembling place on campus

PTC: Assembling point at the blue sign at the car park outside the entrance Nohabgatan 18 A (on the other side of the pedestrian crossing). If you have visitors, make sure they accompany you to the assembly point.

Acute threats and violent SITUATION

If you experience an acute threat or a violent situation, contact 112.

Property problems or damages

Report to the Service Center.
Acute property problems when the Service Center is closed, please contact: Kraftstaden service number 0520-340 50

Call together the crisis management

If you know that there has been an accident or any other serious incident related to the University, pleas report this.

Please note. In the case of an emergency or accident where it is a matter of saving lives - call 112 first. After that the crisis management team is contacted.

The crisis management group can be called together via an crisis management number. You can call the emergency number all 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Crisis management number: 0520-22 (3200)
The emergency number is linked to the person on call.

Let us know what has happened and if you know who or whom it concerns. Other information such as time, contact information is also valuable.

Alternatively, you can contact ServiceCenter during office hours.

If you detect a fire

I you detect a fire

WARN others
ASSIST others that are in immediate danger, as long as you do not expose yourself to risks
CALL the emergency number 112
EXTINGUISH the fire if possible, but without taking unnecessary risks.
CLOSE the doors to prevent the fire from spreading
EVACUATE via the nearest exit - assembly point in Maria Albert's park (see link above)

Remember to pay attention to evacuation plans and the nearest emergency exit.

Good advice

Remember that fire smoke is toxic - get out safely by crawling along the floor.
Close the doors behind you when you go out to reduce the spread of smoke and fire.
Never leave candles unattended.

When SOS answers 112, they want to know:

What has happened?
Where did the accident happen?
What phone number are you calling from?
What is your name?

Fire extinguishers in the university's premises

Fire extinguishers are deployed at strategic locations and are marked out in the evacuation plan.

If you have questions about the university's fire equipment, please contact Sven-Eric Löfgren-Järnerot.

To the film "In case of fire".

How to report accident/incident - student/staff

If an employee or a student suffers from an injury/accident or incident, it is important that a report is made. The information in the notification forms the basis for the measures to be taken and who is responsible for them.

Accidents and incidents must be handled in the same way for employees as for students. However, reporting to the Swedish Work Environment Authority (Arbetsgivarverket) about a sudden injury only applies to employees. Students are insured via Kammarkollegiet and can contact the Student health service with questions.

Occupational injuries

An occupational injury is an injury or illness that has occurred at the workplace or on the way to and from work. Occupational injury can occur through a sudden accident, through long-term harmful effects or as a result of threats and violence due to work. In some cases, infectious diseases can be considered an occupational injury.

Application form for student injuries, in Swedish (pdf opens in new window)

Incident

Incident is something that could have led to an accident or illness. It is important that incidents are reported so that preventive measures can be taken. The nearest manager is responsible for staff and the head of department is responsible for students.

Incident form - for staff and students, in Swedish (pdf opens in new window)

More information in the Staff Portal about Accidents and Incidents (requires login)