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Understanding the threat

… parks and communal areas Venues, such as businesses, public buildings, places of worship A combination of and between …
Keywords: Risk Management , Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre , Terrorism Threats , Threat analysis , Terrorism threat levels

Tactic DB7: Check all vehicles and personnel on entry (including emergency services)

… or prohibited items or materials being brought into buildings or onto sites. Similarly, searching personnel as … and their belongings for smaller threats on entry to key buildings. You should consider search and screening on the …
Keywords: Communications , Search planning , Health & Safety

Vehicle as a Weapon (VAW)

… security procedures. This can lead to queues of people building up in vulnerable areas.     To minimise the risk to …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Attack , Terrorist threat , publicly accessible places , Car , Combined attack , VAW , Election , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation

Tactic DB5: Cancel or postpone events

… in the threat level. This should be reflected in your building response levels.  Building response levels provide a general indication of the … be applied at any given time. There are three types of building response level: Exceptional, Heightened and Normal. …
Keywords: Event Security , Risk Assessment , Threat , Security measures

Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR) attacks

… the physical security measures relevant to areas of a building that due to their function, such as entrances, … on the strengths and vulnerabilities of a site or building in relation to CBR threats, contact a local police … odd smells or tastes     The actions that are taken by building or site managers and security staff can, in the …
Keywords: CBRN , Chemical , Hazardous Materials , CBR , ETHANE , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , public spaces

Martyn's Law Frequently Asked Questions

… present at the busiest times, whether the premises are ‘a building, part of a building, or a building and other land’, and whether they are in a category … space is not a Schedule 1 use. Some premises may have buildings used wholly or mainly for uses not listed in …
Keywords: Martyn's Law , FAQ , Terrorism Protection of Premises , Scope , Regulation , Security Industry Authority , Responsibility , Compliance , Home Office

Action Counters Terrorism (ACT): Report suspicious activity

… or taking photos of entrances and exits of specific buildings? Financing Cheque and credit card fraud are ways …
Keywords: Suspicious Behaviour , Suspicious Item , ACT , Report , Advice

Physical Security Measures

… company for guidance and to notify them of changes to the building. Standards Any equipment or practice implemented … Ensure that all security equipment (e.g. lighting) and the building perimeter are kept in good working order and clean. … to a potential perpetrator. Defunct equipment and building features should be dealt with swiftly or reported …

Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… when detonated near to or within crowded places or buildings. Injuries and fatalities are often greater when … Take cover behind a substantial structure such as a wall or building, avoiding glazed areas. Trust your instincts. Call …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Stay safe film

… etc. further information – casualties, type of injury, building information, entrances, exits, hostages etc. stop other people entering the building if it is safe to do so …
Keywords: Run Hide Tell , Attack , ACT , e-Learning , Threat , Run , Hide , Tell , Stay safe