Emergency

Facility Management – Safety & Security: If you encounter any problems on one of the University campuses, contact the FM – Safety & Security. The service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

  • (352) 46 66 44 – 5555

Evacuation plans and emergency procedures are displayed on every floor across all University buildings. Take a moment to review the evacuation plan so you are familiar with the evacuation routes, emergency exits, and the locations of fire extinguishers, alarm buttons, and the safety box.

  • 1. Raise the alarm

    • Only people with firefighting training should fight the fire.

  • 2. Leave the area

    1. Close your door and window.
    2. Follow the signs for the escape routes and the instructions of the Emergency Response Team (ERT).
    3. Do not use the elevators.
    Person wearing a bright neon safety vest with the words "Equipe de securité" in French.

    Emergency Response Team (ERT).

  • 3. Gather at the assembly point

    Each building of the University has an assembly point.

    Go to the nearest evacuation way and gather at the assembly point.

The University provides safety equipment tailored to different types of emergencies. From minor injuries to life‑threatening situations, all equipment is available and ready to use, without requiring prior training.

A dedicated portion of the security staff has received certified first‑aid training, ensuring that immediate assistance can be provided whenever needed. Each building is equipped with an infirmary for immediate on‑site care.

  • Non-critical situation

    On each floor, a first‑aid kit is available for minor injuries (plasters, bandages, ice packs, etc.).

  • Critical/life-threatening situation

    • Call the internal emergency number (352) 46 66 44 – 5555. If it’s life‑threatening, call 112

    At each entrance/main reception, a defibrillator is at your disposal. No specific training is required. You only have to follow the vocal instructions.

  • Safety corners in laboratories

    On each laboratory floor, you will find the safety equipment listed below for use in case of an emergency.

    • Safety shower and eye washer
    • Safety kit
    • Spill kit

  1. Do not confront the individual and remove yourself from the area if possible.
  2. Inform the police (113)
  3. Once you are in a safe location, inform the FM – Safety & Security (352) 46 66 44 – 5555.

Follow RUN > HIDE > TELL guidance:

  • RUN: If safe, run to a place of safety.
  • HIDE: Lock or barricade yourself in; stay quiet and silence phones.
  • TELL: Call 113 when it is safe to do so.

The Luxembourg government provides a comprehensive package of preventive and protective measures to be implemented during weather‑related emergencies (such as storms, heavy rain, snow, heat, cold, and flooding). The government uses a structured alert system with yellow, orange and red levels to indicate degrees of risk and guide the public on the appropriate actions to take.

The University follows official government weather alerts to ensure timely safety measures for all campus users.

Luxembourg has no nuclear facilities, but due to its proximity to the Cattenom plant in France, the government has put in place a dedicated nuclear emergency plan.

The University fully adheres to these official guidelines to help ensure the safety and well‑being of its community.

  • Infocrise

    Infocrise is the official crisis information and communication portal of the Luxembourg Government. It serves as the central platform for public alerts, crisis updates, preparedness guidance, and official instructions during emergencies.

  • LU-Alert

    The LU‑Alert system is Luxembourg’s national platform for warning and informing the population during emergencies.

Assembly points

  • Belval Campus: MSA, MSH, MAE, MNO, Hall des Ingénieurs, Maison des matériaux

    Two assembly points: one located south of the Maison du Savoir between the Maison des Arts et des Étudiants and the University Restaurant, and another south‑east of the Maison du Savoir, just south of the University Restaurant.

  • Belval Campus: LLC, BT1, Incubator, KTT, BT2

    Assembly points are located near the KTT and BT2 buildings to the west, near the LLC in the center, and two points east of BT1 close to the Incubator

  • Kirchberg Campus & JFK Building

    Three assembly points: one north of Blocks A–F in the green zone, one east of Block D near the main path, and one between Block L and Block E near the JFK Building.

  • Limpertsberg Campus

    Assembly point for the Limpertsberg campus, located south of the Bâtiment des Sciences building and accessible via paths from the BRB and 162A buildings

  • Weicker Building

    Assembly point for the Weicker Building, located north of the building along Rue Alphonse Weicker, accessible from Rue Jean Monnet

Other emergency numbers

  • For an ambulance, call 112

  • For fire services, call 112

  • For police, call 113

Support services

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