Unauthorised persons in the study environment
Pay attention to anyone who may not be authorised to be on our premises. They could be preparing for a crime, such as theft, violence or threats.
Help to prevent risks associated with unauthorised persons by:
- Never letting anyone you don’t know onto KTH’s premises as you pass through locked doors.
- Registering visitors in the system in advance where this option exists.
- Making sure your visitors wear visitor badges to show that they are authorised to be on KTH’s premises, where this option exists.
- Taking responsibility for your visit throughout its duration, meeting your visitors at the entrance and accompanying them back there afterwards.
- Never allowing anyone else to use your personal codes.
Unauthorised persons in the study environment
What to do if you suspect there is an unauthorised person on KTH’s premises:
- Tell a class mate about your suspicions.
- Ask the suspected intruder, kindly: “Can I help you with anything?”.
- Ask the person to show their visitor card or access pass.
- If the person has no genuine business on the premises, ask them to leave.
- If they refuse to leave, notify emergency security support on 08-790 77 00.
Break-in, theft and vandalism
- If you discover there has been a break-in or vandalism, call KTH’s internal emergency number, 08-790 77 00.
- If property is stolen or lost, call the police on 114 14 to report the incident.
Preventing theft
- Report lost keys to 9200@kth.se or call 9200.
- Report loss of an access pass to kortexp@kth.se .
- Spare keys must be locked inside an approved locker.
- If possible, lock the door to your office, and lock away any valuable items when you leave the office.
- Ensure your computer is password protected when you leave it.
- Do not keep your login details or login card together with your computer.