Within the lab course premises, only the technical assistants, the lecturers of the lab course, and the participants and supervisors of the ongoing courses are allowed. Unauthorized entry is at one's own risk.

Please observe the following rules in the lab rooms:

• Eating, drinking, or smoking is not permitted in the lab rooms.
• Careful and responsible handling of the equipment in the lab is naturally expected.
• Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that any specified safety regulations are followed and protective clothing items (such as goggles, gloves, etc.) are worn.
• Only the technical assistants are allowed to repair defective devices.
• After use, leave the lab stations tidy, raise the blinds, and close the windows. Please note the unusual position of the window handles when closing!

The lab course rooms are only open during the access times of ongoing courses. You can find this information in the current course schedule. At other times, access is possible only in coordination with the lab course management.

The premises of the 'Classical Physics Lab Course' are laboratory rooms that are subject to relevant safety regulations. Detailed instructions on safe handling of evacuated containers, electricity, lasers, as well as radioactive or hazardous chemical substances can be found on the Safety Instructions page. 

The lab course rooms are equipped with the following safety facilities:

• Emergency shut-off switches that allow you to turn off all electrical power are located next to the entrance doors of all lab course rooms.
• Fire extinguishers are located in the hallways of the building.
• A first aid facility is located in Room F1-26.
• Eye wash stations are located in Rooms F1-18 and F1-22.

Please note the following instructions:

• The escape and rescue routes of the lab course must be kept clear at all times.
• The supervisors of the experiments are required to ensure, during the preparation of the experiments before the course begins, that one of the technical assistants is always reachable. Ideally, the experiments should be conducted together with the second supervisor.
• For insurance reasons, all accidents occurring in the lab course rooms must be documented in writing. This also applies to accidents with minor injuries that do not require a visit to the doctor.

In dangerous situations, please follow the instructions below:

• Stay calm!
• Alert endangered individuals!
• Always prioritize your own safety when providing assistance!
• In case of fire, close windows and doors!

Accidents must be reported to the Student Services within three days using this form. Ms. Petra Prasse-Neppl (Phone: 0721 6909-119) is responsible. You can find more information on the following website: https://www.sw-ka.de/de/geld/versicherungen/gesetzliche_unfallversicherung/

From the internal KIT telephone network, dial the following numbers to report the following incidents:

• Accident: 3333
• Fire: 0-112
• Assault: 0-110

When reporting an accident, always provide the following information:

• Who is reporting the accident?
• What happened?
• Where did it happen? (Building: 30.22, also provide the corresponding room number)
• How many injured individuals are there?
• When did it happen?