On-Campus Safety and Security

A prevention and security system is in place on the Bocconi campus to respond to any emergencies that may occur.

An emergency is defined as any deviation from normal conditions that may result in potential or actual harm to people, the environment or property. Examples of emergencies include injuries, accidents, fires, explosions, intrusions, thefts, structural collapses, as well as earthquakes, floods and other extreme weather events.

Anyone who identifies a dangerous situation or an emergency on the Bocconi campus must immediately report it by calling this emergency number:

02 5836 2121

Reported details should be as clear and complete as possible, to allow operators and emergency teams to intervene promptly.

The emergency contact number should also be used to report any abnormal situations, such as, for example, materials left or stored in inappropriate locations, suspicious individuals or unattended packages and items.

An infirmary is available on campus in the Residence at Via Bocconi 12 and an on-campus medical center is available in the Piazza Sraffa 11 building.

Prevention and Protection Service

Bocconi University oversees a range of activities aimed at preventing and managing risks to the health and safety of all individuals who access our campus and who carry out professional activities on behalf of the University, both on and off campus.

These issues are addressed from a sustainability perspective, in which the protection of people’s health and safety is not only a response to regulatory requirements, but also a tool that contributes to the creation of a sustainable campus through concrete actions.

Health and Safety Policy

The Occupational Health and Safety Policy defines roles and responsibilities for the prevention of accidents, occupational diseases and, more broadly, any risks to the health and safety of those working within the University.

Emergency Management

At Bocconi University, emergency management is based on a structured system that includes:

building emergency plans
- training and drills for dedicated response teams
- regular evacuation drills
- procedures for managing different emergency scenarios
- assessment of incidents and activation of external emergency services

The Emergency Plan defines the roles, responsibilities and actions to protect the University’s assets, facilities and people across a range of scenarios (fires, medical emergencies, gas leaks, power outages, tornadoes, earthquakes, flooding, structural collapse or failure, suspicious packages, disruptive or suspicious individuals, chemical spills).

Emergency teams are composed of:

First Aid Officers, responsible for providing first aid in the event of injury or illness
Fire Prevention Officers, responsible for fire prevention measures, firefighting and emergency management
Evacuation Officers, who support Fire Prevention Officers during evacuations on campus, as well as during evacuation drills
AED Operators, who support Fire Prevention Officers during evacuations on campus and are present in all main buildings

In addition to the emergency teams, Prevention and Protection Service Officers (PPSOs) contribute by ensuring the highest possible level of workplace safety and safeguarding the health and integrity of workers against all existing risks.

Your Safety Matters

Safety at Bocconi is the result of a structured organization that integrates infrastructure, technology and people. It is through the collaboration and responsible participation of each of us that we can strengthen a culture and awareness that ensure the highest level of protection and safety for everyone on our campus.

Safety starts with knowing A few things to know on campus. Be prepared. Be aware.

Need help? It’s closer than you think SOS columns are located across campus and connected you directly to the control room. Use them whenever you need immediate assistance. Campus map showing 4 SOS columns locations: 1 the Sport Center area 1 near Sraffa 11 1 near Sraffa 13 / Leonardo del Vecchio building 1 near Bocconi 12

Every second counts Defibrillators (AEDs) are available across campus to support immediate response in case of cardiac emergencies. Knowing where they are can make a difference. Campus map showing 11 AED locations: 2 at Sport Center, ground and second floor; 1 at SDA Bocconi Executive / Meo Executive building, ground floor; 1 at Sarfatti 25, ground floor; 1 at Leonardo Del Vecchio Building, ground floor; 1 at Sraffa 11, raizer/mezzanine floor ; 1 at Gobbi 5, mezzanine floor ); 2 at Röntgen Building

Know where to go Assembly points are designated areas to reach when required. They are clearly identified and part of the campus emergency system. Campus map showing 9 assembly point locations: 1 in Sarfatti 10 / SDA Bocconi Executive area 1 near Castiglioni 8 1 near Bocconi Sport Center 4 at Sraffa 13/ Via Gobbi 1 in Röntgen 1 1 at near Sraffa 11

Care is always available The campus provides on-site medical support, including an infirmary, trained responders and a daily doctor service. Immediate assistance is always within reach. Campus map showing 3 medical facilities: - An ambulance is regularly stationed in Piazza Angelo Sraffa, near the beginning of Via Giuseppe Toniolo. - Infirmary located at Bocconi 12, - Campus Doctor service located at Piazza Sraffa, 11 - ( raizer floor).

Know who to call 2121 Call +39 5836 2121 to reach the control room directly. A dedicated team is available to support you at any time.

A system you don’t see. But it’s always there A network designed to work every day. 1,800+ fire extinguishers 12,000+ smoke detectors 465 fire hydrant

Your Safety Matters

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Everyday Safety: How the Bocconi System Works

Safety at Bocconi is the result of a structured organization that integrates infrastructure, technology and people. At its core is the control room, which continuously monitors indoor and outdoor spaces through a system of over 800 cameras and dedicated operators responsible for surveillance and response. This is complemented by an on-campus healthcare service, including an infirmary open on weekdays, first responders and a daily medical service. In the areas of prevention and emergency management, the model is based on multiple levels that must operate in a coordinated manner: prevention, protection, emergency response and individual behavior.

Here are some figures: 800 cameras monitoring indoor and outdoor spaces; 1,803 fire extinguishers; 465 hydrants; 184 hose reels; 12,090 smoke detectors (including student residences); 10 AEDs; 350 emergency floor plans; 9 assembly points.