Emergency Numbers and Further Information
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Emergency Numbers
Fire Brigade and Emergency Service
112
TUD Security Service must also be informed immediately:
+49 351 463-20000
or in-house telephone only 20000 (Falkenbrunnen: 34515)
Police
110
TUD Security Service must also be informed immediately:
+49 351 463-20000
or in-house telephone only 20000 (Falkenbrunnen: 34515)
TUD internal
TUD Security Service
+49 351 463-20000
or in-house telephone only 20000 (Falkenbrunnen: 34515)
Accidents involving poison
+49 361 730730
Poison Information Centre Erfurt, www.ggiz-erfurt.de
Accidents involving radiation
Emergency doctor for accidents involving radiation
(if used as a notice board: please add directions to the building)
The radiation protection representatives must also be informed immediately:
+49 351 463-32475
mobile: +49 174 3472300
Emergency Access
Access routes for emergency services (in German only)
Defibrillators
Locations of the Defibrillators (in German only)
Accident Insurance Consultants (D-Ärzte)
as well as further telephone numbers for medical emergencies can be found on the first aid notices in your institute/institution. Printable versions are available on the webpages of the Unit Occupational Health Services (posters and emergency numbers).
Employees may freely choose from the listed accident insurance consultants, e.g. according to their proximity to the consultants.
A comprehensive list of accident insurance consultants can be found on the homepage of the Public Sector Accident Insurer Saxony (German: Unfallkasse Sachsen, UKS): https://www.uksachsen.de/versicherung/unfallanzeige-versicherungsfall/d-arzt-verzeichnis
Dealing with harassment, discrimination and violence
TU Dresden is committed to fostering a respectful and non-discriminatory environment. In the event of harassment, discrimination or violence, students and staff can contact the Complaints Office confidentially or report the incident via TUD's anonymous BKMS® notification system. TU Dresden is encouraging all members and affiliates of TU Dresden to speak up when incidents of (sexualized) harassment, discrimination, and violence occur.