Maskinteknik

The property is owned and managed by Akademiska Hus. With the house guide, we want to inform about our responsibility in the property. If you have any questions, you are always welcome to call us during office hours on 010-557 24 00. Please visit our website at:

www.akademiskahus.se ,

SCARED - WARN - ALARM - EXTINGUISH

• Save yourself and others around you, but don't take too many risks yourself

• Warn others who may be in danger

• Alert the Rescue Service by calling 112

• Extinguish the fire if possible

Fire alarm

• The signal to evacuate in case of fire is given via bell i
  whole house.
• The fire alarm is activated by smoke detectors and goes off
  directly to the Rescue Service and Akademiska Hus
  operations department.
• The fire alarm system controls fire door closing,
  elevators and opening of smoke hatches.
• The elevators cannot be used when the fire alarm is activated.
• You can activate the fire alarm yourself via red
  alarm push buttons. These are located in corridors
  and escape stairwells.

Evacuation

• The escape routes are clearly described on the escape plans that are placed in each corridor.
• You can always reach two independent escape routes.
• Evacuation must take place through corridors and stairwells via the ground level into the open air.
• Escape routes are marked with bright green escape signs. The signs are always lit and have a battery backup to illuminate even in the event of a power cut.
• Escape routes must not be blocked.

Gathering place

In the event of a triggered fire alarm, all persons must leave the building and gather at the assembly point. There you report to the evacuation leader to facilitate the work of the Rescue Service. Only then can you leave the meeting place. The collection point is at .....

Lighting
The building's lighting system is predominantly performed presence-controlled.
Active ignition and passive extinguishing in case of absence

Lighting in labs and workshops is switched on and off actively with push buttons/switches.
lighting is dimmable in some areas.
Some fixtures in escape routes are connected to uninterruptible power such as led/emergency lighting and
turns on automatically in the event of a power failure.
Classrooms
Classrooms strive to have an active ignition by pressing a button. Switching off may also require a button press, but if the lamp does not switch off, it is set to switch off when there is no one in the room. The switch-off takes place on absence, in some cases switch-off is required on the button with.

Main entrances, adapted for people in wheelchairs

In front of the main entrances, the surface is hardened and the slope is adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Main entrance equipped with automatic door opener.

Parking spaces for the disabled are available within 25 meters of the entrance

Elevator

A total of two (6) person lifts are available in the building. Lifts in the building can travel to all floors. Free passage through the entrance is at least 84 cm. The lift has:

• A measure that can handle wheelchairs.
• Automatic telescopic sliding doors
• Bright and clear lighting
• Alarm button and emergency phone
• Supervisor and mirror

RWC

There is access to RWC in the building. The toilet has:

• Free passage size greater than 84 cm
• Reference sign on door
• Pull handle on the inside of the door
• Working alarm
• Folding armrests at the toilet seat
• Bright and clear lighting

Room climate

The indoor climate is controlled automatically via the building's technical system. In the form of ventilation and radiator systems.

Ventilation

The ventilation normally runs during the day and evening. In all rooms, the air flow increases/decreases via temperature and air quality. In some cases, it is controlled with regard to presence in the room, so it can take a while before the climate is good in the room after being empty for a long time. In some rooms/premises there is a push button to force ventilation.

Keep in mind that:
A manual change of the temperature may take
up to one working day depending on the building
thermal inertia.

Keep in mind that:
An open window at extremely high outdoor temperatures makes it even more so
temperature rise occurs and there is a risk of dew precipitation on cold surfaces.

In Chalmers waste sorting furniture, you sort your waste into different fractions: combustible waste, paper packaging, plastic packaging, metal packaging, colored and uncolored glass packaging, non-combustible and food waste.

The source sorting furniture can be found in all Chalmers lunchrooms and in certain other areas. There are also about ten bins for source sorting set up outdoors on the Johanneberg campus.