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DSPS Safety, Prevention & Health Domain EMERGENCIES 115 021/693 3000 Emergency procedure Immediately activate the building fire.

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1 DSPS Safety, Prevention & Health Domain http://securite.epfl.ch EMERGENCIES 115 021/693 3000 Emergency procedure Immediately activate the building fire alarm system or call 115 ou au 021 693 3000 Assist any person in immediate danger to safety. Use a nearby fire extinguisher to control and extinguish the fire. Report: remaining persons in the building and any particular danger. Close all doors and windowsDon ’t use elevators

2 DSPS Safety, Prevention & Health Domain http://securite.epfl.ch EMERGENCIES 115 021/693 3000 EVACUATION On evacuation alarm Close all doors and windows Follow the emergency exit signs. Don’t go back Join the meeting zone Don’t use elevators

3 DSPS Safety, Prevention & Health Domain http://securite.epfl.ch EMERGENCIES 115 021/693 3000

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