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STEP 1: Dial 15 (SAMU) or 18 (firefighters) 114 (emergency number only available in France) enables deaf and hard-of-hearing people to alert emergency services (SAMU, firefighters, police) IMPORTANT: Tell emergency services the address of the accident or emergency a number where you can be reached the condition of the victim do not hang up first guide emergency services when they arrive ⚠ In the event of persistent risk, protect the victim and yourself from any further accidents. STEP 2: While waiting for help, call one of your site's first-aid attendants or your site's safety control center List of your site's first-aid attendants: refer to the notices on your site. Lists of security control rooms: Site TRIOLET : 04 67 14 30 00 Site RICHTER : 04 34 43 24 19Lodges are to be contacted only when the security control room is closed: Loge Bât B : 04 64 46 20 00 Loge Bât C : 04 34 43 24 44 Loge Bât D : 04 34 43 23 33 Loge Bât E : 04 34 43 21 92 Saint Priest : 04 67 14 99 00 Site centre-ville : Présidence: 04 34 43 31 30 Institut biologie: 04 34 43 34 00 Institut botanique: 04 99 23 21 80 REMINDER : From a UM landline, dial 0 before dialing outside numbers. Heart attack In the event of a heart attack, the Université de Montpellier has defibrillators on various sites. Maps of defibrillators on UM sites In the event of minor discomfort, call 15 for referral to the Service de Médecine Préventive (SCMPPS). SCMPPS branches on the Montpellier and Nîmes sites Last step: accident declaration procedure For staff at the University of Montpellier Any work stoppage related to a service-related accident must be reported to your superiors within 48 hours. You have 15 days in which to complete the accident file, following the procedure below. Report the accident on the Health and Safety at Work register (SST) available in each work unit. For students enrolled at the University of Montpellier You have 48 hours to draw up your accident declaration.

Mircea Sofonea is an epidemiologist at the Pathogenesis and Control of Chronic and Emerging Infections (PCCEI) laboratory. Although his discipline has only become widely known since the Covid epidemic, for him it's a vocation that goes back a long way. Portrait of a researcher who knows how to stay the course.