In the event of a sudden illness or accident, call 112 (National Emergency Number) directly. The Emergency Center operator will ask you for information about the victim, which will enable them to provide rapid and effective assistance and send the appropriate emergency services. After calling 112, you should immediately contact the Gatehouse - on 220 428 500 or Ext. 5000 so that they can take the necessary steps to send first responders to the scene and accompany the external emergency services.externo.

 

If you detect a fire:

1. Remain calm;
2. Raise the alarm - press the nearest manual alarm button or call Reception - 220 428 500 or ext. 5000;
3. Go to the nearest Meeting Point.

Each floor of the Complex is equipped with members of the Evacuation and Firefighting Team. Please assist these members by following their instructions.

Firefighting equipment available in the Complex:

How to use a fire extinguisher:

1. Go to the fire site and remove the pin;
2. Approach the fire in the direction of the wind or the normal draft of the building;
3. Attack the fire by directing the jet of the extinguisher at the base of the flames. Do not direct the jet at a container containing a burning liquid (this may be projected out of the container);
4. Be aware of the possibility of reignition.

1. Remove the blanket from the box by pulling on the rings/handles provided, without removing the box from the wall;
2. Unfold the blanket and use it:
   1. To extinguish a small fire by wrapping the flames with the blanket;
   2. To cover people on fire;
   3. As a heat shield when escaping from a larger fire.

How to use a reel:

1. Open the box and activate the valve;
2. Unroll the hose until you reach the vicinity of the fire;
3. Open the nozzle to choose the position (jet or mist);
4. Direct the jet at the base of the flames.

If you detect a gas leak:

1. Remain calm;
2. Raise the alarm - press the nearest manual alarm button or call the Reception - 220 428 500 or ext. 5000;
3. Shut off the local gas supply;
4. Do not turn on any electrical appliances or flip any light switches;
5. Ventilate the area by opening doors and windows;
6. Wait for instructions from the Safety Officer or designated person on how to proceed.

In case of flooding:

1. Remain calm;
2. Raise the alarm - press the nearest manual alarm button or call the Reception - 220 428 500 or ext. 5000;
3. Partially shut off the water at the appropriate shut-off valve;
4. If the flooding could affect electrical equipment, cut off the power supply to the location;
5. Drain the water, building barriers if necessary to direct the water to the nearest floor drain or outside.

In the event of an earthquake, during the tremor:

1. Control your panic, remain calm;
2. Protect yourself in an interior doorway, in the corner of a room, or under a desk or table. Be aware of falling objects and stay away from windows and glass;
3. Do not turn on electrical appliances.

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After the earthquake:

1. Wait for instructions from the Safety Officer or Evacuation Team on how to proceed;
2. Before moving around the building, protect your head and face;
   Check for injuries and help with rescue efforts.
3. If there are serious injuries, do not move them unless they are in danger - call 112;
4. In the event of a chemical spill, clean up flammable products immediately.

A general evacuation of a building is communicated by a continuous siren alarm. When this alarm sounds, proceed to the meeting point:

• Next to the North Gate (Gate between Building A and Building 1)
• Next to the South Gate (Near the trash cans)

 

1. Immediately leave your workplace or classroom, ensuring that any equipment under your responsibility is turned off;
2. Close doors and windows;
3. Do not run or shout - remain calm;
4. Use the stairs, never the elevators;
5. On the stairs, allow people entering the floors below to pass alternately;
6. Follow the instructions of the Safety Officer or members of the Evacuation Team;
7. Guide your visitors and assist people with limited abilities or in difficulty;
8. Do not stop at the building exit door, go to the meeting point and remain there until you are given permission to leave or return to the building;
9. In case of fire, also take care to:
   1. Use the back of your hand on a door to feel the heat - do not try to open it if it is very hot (it may be the only obstacle between you and the fire) and look for a second exit. Stay close to the floor. If your clothes are on fire, do not run: stop, lie down on the floor, and roll.

Consult the emergency plans regularly so that you are familiar with the evacuation routes to follow in the event of an emergency.