Safe rooms

The university has safe rooms available to employees, students, and the general public.

Balder has seven safe rooms with a total of 1,194 spots. At Sagagatan 17 and 19 there are 27 and 45 spots, respectively.

The property owner both owns and is responsible for maintaining the safe rooms. It must be possible to prepare a safe rooms within two days.
The property owner is responsible for ensuring that all equipment is in place, that the safe room is functioning properly, and that it is open during times of high alert. Each safe room has a supply of equipment, tools, and instructions to help safe room seekers to make sure that water containers and toilet facilities, for example, are in place.
If the safe room is occupied for as many people as it was built for, it must be possible to stay there without interruption for at least three days. The safe rooms are built to provide protection against shock waves and shrapnel from, for example, a grenade explosion, fire, chemical warfare agents, and radiation from radioactive substances.
The safe rooms are intended for people only. No animals are allowed in the safe rooms due to allergy risks and, sometimes, limited space.

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