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Emergency Evacuation Procedures (EEP)

This web site details the precautions and procedures to be taken in the event of an emergency in the workplace including evacuations.

Never work alone in a laboratory after hours.
Do not use equipment for which you are not trained.
When the evacuation signal is heard LEAVE THE BUILDING IMMEDIATELY.
Always follow the directions of the Emergency Team.
Do not reenter the building before the all-clear has been given.

Useful Numbers

Emergency

Ambulance - Fire - Police - Ring 56666 - 24 hours

Poisons Information Centre - (0) 13 11 26

Prince of Wales Hospital - (0) 9382 2222

Other Emergencies

During Normal Working Hours

First Aid
Paul Gwynne - room 304 - 55068 or
Dr Gautam Chattopadhyay room 306 - 55700
Robby Smith - room 100 H22 - 55017

OHS & Workers Compensation Unit - 51565 - 52914 - 52214

Lifts - Les Brown - 55033 or Security - 56000

Radiation - 52912 - 51565

Chemical Spills - 52914 - 51565

University Health Services - 55425

Outside Normal Working Hours

Ring 56666

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Emergency Procedures

Link to UNSW Emergency Web Site

First Aid Cabinet Locations

Tower Block (H20): LG4, LG5, LG8, 114, 210, 301, 301a, 310, 4th Floor next to Rest Room, 602a

Vallentine Annexe (H22): G11 (Pilot Plant), G11c, G11c2, G10 (Concrete Lab),G13 (Materials Lab), G14 (Hydraulics Lab), 124 (IES), 115 (CWWT LAB), 106 (CWWT), LG12 (ODOURS LAB)

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