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Emergency plan

All students and employees at BI should be aware of and familiar with the emergency plan and the fire instructions.

Important steps

If someone is in need of medical assistance, the following things need to be done (not necessarily in this order):

  • Check the state of the patient / provide first aid
  • Call 113
  • Notify the reception
  • Meet the ambulance
  • Hold the elevator
  • Secure the area

Call 113 and notify the reception and security guard

Call medical/ambulance (113), try to stay calm, and describe as much as you can:

  • What: is happening?
  • Where: address, where in the building?

Follow the instructions you are given and stay on the line if possible. 

Give first-aid

Provide life-saving first aid until the emergency services arrive. 

  1. Check if the person is awake (can open their eyes or talk), can breathe, is cold or bleeding greatly.
  2. If unconscious with normal breathing: place the person in the recovery position (on the side with arms and legs locked, the chin upwards and mouth downwards). 
  3. If the person is lifeless and not breathing normally: start CPR. Give 30 rapid compressions, followed by two rescue breaths. Repeat this process until help arrives.
  4. If the person is bleeding: press hard on the wound until the bleeding stops. The wound must be elevated above heart level.
  5. Keep the person warm.


Read a more detailed instruction at sikresiden.no. 

Defibrillators on campus

Campus Oslo

There are 4 defibrillators at campus Oslo:

  • On the wall next to Infohub/front desk
  • On the wall next to reception in A2 (executive)
  • On the wall next to door in C6i
  • Next to the library reception
Campus Bergen

There is 1 defibrillator at campus Bergen:

  • By the main entrance, next to the reception
Campus Trondheim

There are 2 defibrillators at campus Trondheim:

  • By the reception
  • By the toilets in social sone on the 5th floor
Campus Stavanger

There is 1 defibrillator at campus Stavanger:

  • By the main entrance, next to the reception

Meet Paramedics

Campus Oslo

If you need to give paramedics with a stretcher access to campus Oslo you have two options:

  1. Revolving door: Press the stop button and push hard on the door blade.
  2. Staff entrance: Open the door next to Costa.

Our security guard and front desk personnel are familiar with the procedure, but it is important that you are able to do this on your own. 

The stretcher only fits in the glass elevator.