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Manchester Campus Visitor Guide How to find us Instructions to visitors in the The Co-operative Group occupies a number of event of a fire or security alert Manchester buildings on a large site directly opposite Victoria Station in the heart of Manchester’s City Centre. Fire Visitor’s Guide Getting here… New Century House & the Miller Street Tower By car Alert Signal - an intermittent ringing of bells means that there is a Manchester is served by a comprehensive motorway network and fire somewhere in the building and that staff and visitors should be is easily accessible from all areas of the country. The Co-operative prepared to evacuate the floor if the bells begin to ring continuously. Group buildings are all located in close proximity to the Arndale Centre, the Printworks and Victoria Station. The landmark Miller Street Evacuation Signal - a continuous ringing of bells means that Tower can be easily identified from most parts of the city centre. staff and visitors on the floor on which it is ringing must proceed immediately via the nearest fire exit to the assembly point, which for The most convenient public car parks are located on New Century House is the entrance forecourt, and for the Miller Street Corporation Street and Miller Street. The area is also well Tower is the car park to the East of the building next to Riga Street. served with short-stay pay and display parking bays. If the bell rings, make yourself known to a fire warden or any member of staff. If you are in a lift when the fire alarm By bus, train or Metrolink tram operates it will automatically take you to the ground floor. The Co-operative Group buildings are just a short walk from Manchester’s Victoria Station (trains, buses and trams) and Shudehill Old Bank Building, Hanover Building, Dantzic tram station. From Piccadilly and Oxford Road railway stations you can & Federation Buildings, Redfern Building walk (allow 20 minutes), take a taxi or catch a bus or tram to Victoria. Evacuation Signal - a continuous ringing of bells means that staff and visitors must proceed immediately via the nearest fire On arrival exit to the assembly point on New Century House forecourt. If the bells ring, make yourself known to a fire warden or any member of staff. If you are in a lift when the fire alarm Depending on which building you are visiting, you activates, it will automatically take you to the ground floor. will need to visit a different reception: 1 Angel Square Visitors to New Century House, Hanover Building, Redfern building or the Old Bank building need to report to reception at Evacuation signal – a klaxon style alarm interspersed New Century House, sign in there and collect a visitor’s pass. with voice announcements advising all staff and visitors to leave the building immediately. The assembly point is Visitors to Balloon Street, the Miller Street Tower, Dantzic Angel Meadows to the North and behind the building. and Federation building or 1 Angel Square should report to reception in the building they are visiting. Security Alert In the event of a security alert, Co-operative Group emergency The Co-operative response personnel will direct building occupants to a place of safety. 1 Angel Square Manchester Always ensure that you display your security pass M60 0AF during your visit to our Manchester buildings. 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