EMERGENCY PLAN

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EMSTAL GOLF CLUB e.V. EMERGENCY
PLAN

  1. A first-aid kit and an emergency defibrillator are located in the clubhouse (ground floor, by the noticeboard/side entrance). Another emergency defibrillator is mounted on the equipment shed (between the 4th green and the 5th tee), to the right of the main gate leading to the equipment shed.
  2. A stretcher is located in the ladies’ changing room. 
  3. Please refer to the instructions on the ‘notice board’ and in the shelters for guidance on what to do in the event of a thunderstorm.
  4. As you know, using a mobile phone on the golf course is strictly prohibited. However, in case of an emergency, we recommend carrying a mobile phone (set to silent) so that you can make an emergency call to 112 if necessary.

EMERGENCY = DIAL 112

Please provide the following information to the emergency services control centre:

  1. WHO IS CALLING:
    “My name is Ms/Mr Mustermann, my mobile number is: 0172/34567890.
    I am at the Emstal Golf Course in Lingen, Beversundern 3”
     
  2. WHERE IS THE EMERGENCY:
    “Please come to hole 16” (Please specify the exact location)
     
  3. WHAT HAS HAPPENED:
    “There is a person who is unconscious there”

Do not hang up immediately; wait for further questions or instructions!!!
Please then inform the office (tel. no.: 0591/63837 or, if that line is busy: 0591/67005). Then keep the line free in case of any return calls!

Two meeting points on the golf course have been agreed with the emergency control centre:

  1. Meeting point: CLUBHOUSE for holes: 1–3 & 14–18 (old course)
  2. Meeting point: MACHINERY HALL for holes: 4–13 (new course)
    The emergency services will proceed to these meeting points accordingly.
    If possible, please send a guide to these meeting points.


  We kindly ask all members to follow this emergency checklist and to keep an eye on play on the course so that, in an emergency:

  1. dial and relay the emergency number 112,
  2. to meet and direct the emergency services, and to make yourself visible to the rescue helicopter or similar,
  3. to carry out immediate life-saving measures and administer first aid.