First Aid and Security
First Aid and Security
Section titled “First Aid and Security”The security and first aid teams are here to help you throughout the whole event. If you have any questions regarding safety and security or first aid, ask any one of us roaming the venue or call/text our hotline.
You can recognize us easily by the bright orange badges we wear.
If you need first aid or any other kind of medical assistance, please ask any of our staff and organizing team members. We have BLS trained staff at any time.
Smoking is allowed only outdoors in the designated smoking area (this includes e-cigarettes and vapes).
Please remember that when entering and inside the venue, you must always have your badge visible. If given any instructions by event staff, you must obey their instructions.
When to call the OpenHack security hotline:
- If you have a non-urgent matter or questions regarding security or first aid
- If you spot a fire that you were able to extinguish yourself
- Disturbances where no one is in danger: power outages etc.
- If you suspect a crime is happening
- If you or someone else is lost
- You’ve gotten sick and don’t know where to go
Try to call the hotline first, EXCEPT if:
- Someone’s life, health, property or the environment is threatened or in danger, or if you have reason to assume this to be the case
In these cases, call straight to the emergency number, and after that to the hotline so we know to guide the emergency services to the right place.
We recommend downloading the “Apel 112” app from your app store. The ERC operator automatically obtains your location when calling through the app. This way you speed up the emergency services and you don’t need to know your exact location.
How to call 112
- Make the call yourself if you can ◦ Call from a safe place
- Explain what happened
- Tell your exact address and municipality ◦ Splaiul Independentei 313, Biblioteca UPB
- Answer all the ERC operator’s questions
- Follow the instructions given
- Don’t end the call until permitted to
- Inform OpenHack team
What to do at the scene of an accident:
- Find out what happened
- Rescue anyone whose life is in danger
- Move anyone injured to a safe place
- Prevent further accidents
- Warn others
- Report the emergency to Security/First Aid hotline at Junction
- Make sure that those injured are breathing and that their heart is beating
- Stop any major bleeds
- Continue to give first aid
- Help the rescue workers find their way to the scene
Emergency number 112