Support in case of emergencies
The life, health and security of everyone on campus of GSU have the highest priority. On this page we therefore assembled important information about how to respond to crisis situations as well as the respective contact persons. It shall guide you to a responsible and swift response to a potential crisis situation.
Danger or crisis situations
General emergency
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 112
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
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First aid
- Secure the place of accident
- Take care of the injured persons
- Wait for instructions
Further measures
- Inform police / ambulance
- Demand spectators to leave the scene
Fire
Stay calm
Report fire
Telephone 112
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
Security +49 221-4982 2400
Firefighting
- Avoid jeopardising your own person
- Use fire extinguishers and other firefighting materials / devices
Further measuers:
- Leave the building according to the marked escape and rescue paths
- Close all windows and doors (do not lock doors)
- Inform people about the situation and encourage them to leave the building
- Help people in need in leaving the building
- Do not use elevators
Burglary
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 110
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
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Behavior recommendations
- Do not touch or move anything
- Make a list of stolen items
Vandalism
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 110
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
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Violance, sexual harassment, mobbing and stalking
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 110
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
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Affected persons:
If possible, resist and make clear by physical action and voice that the actions are undesirable and unwanted.
- Try to document the perpetrator and possible witnesses
- Call the police immediately at 110
Witnesses and other aides:
- Assist the victim
- Take note of the crime and document perpetrator and witnesses
- Report the assault to the police at 110
Amok
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 110
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
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General recommendations:
- Stay calm
- Remain in rooms
- Lock doors and barricade room
- Darken room by drawing curtains and blinds
- Stay away from windows and doors
- Mute mobiles, only use for important information to the police
- Stay quiet and lie on the floor
- Wait for evacuation through the police
Bombs and detonation devices
Stay calm
Report emergency
Telephone 110
5 steps to be considered during the call
Who is reporting?
What happened?
How many persons are involved and/or injured?
Where did it happen?
Wait for further questions.
Security +49 221-4982 2400
General recommendations:
- Do not touch or remove suspicious bags or material
- Keep distance
- Inform and warn persons approaching the scene
Personal conflict and crisis situations
Contact person for sexual harrasment and stalking
- Prof. Dr. Klara Brixius: +49 221 4982-5520; brixius@dshs-koeln.de
Please report the incident to the police (at 110 or per email under anzeige@polizei.nrw.de) and inform Department 4, 4.4 (Gerd Schimanke: +49 221 4982-4760; schimanke@dshs-koeln.de), of GSU.
Suicidal tendencies
Staff of GSU can turn to Dr. Joachim Quaedvlieg or in acute cases to the Psychological Advice Office.
Students of GSU can turn to the Psychological Advice Office.
Psychological Advice Office at GSU
Anna Heese
Ambulance
Main building, room 30
Tel.: +49 221 4982-3912
E-Mail: a.heese@dshs-koeln.de
Dr. Joachim Quaedvlieg
ASU Köln GmbH & Co. KG
Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 79-81 (1. OG)
50668 Köln
Tel.: +49 221 122053
IN EMERGENCIES
Emergency ambulances:
- Uniklinik Köln: +49 221-4780
- LVR-Klinik Köln: +49 221 89930
- Alexianer-Krankenhaus: +49 2203 369110000
- Tagesklinik Alteburger Straße: +49 221 33940
Telephone counseling:
Representative Body for Severely Disabled Employees
Contact persons at the German Sport University are:
- Steffen Sangkuhl (sangkuhl@dshs-koeln.de; +49 221 4982-3110)
- Nina Winter (c.nina@dshs-koeln.de; +49 221 4982-3370)
Accidents in sport and at the workplace
Ambulance of GSU
Ambulance
Opening hours:
Monday - Wednesday: 8am - 6pm
Thursday and Friday: 8am - 1pm
and on demand
ATTENTION: During the semester break times may vary.
Contact:
Email: ambulanz@dshs-koeln.de
Tel.: +49 221 4982-3190