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… individual should be identified in the organisation to liaise with the police in order to disseminate approved … information which is accurate, and which will not compromise the criminal investigation.  Health and Safety/Other …
… or, indeed, the visitor themselves. Whilst on the premises, you have a duty of care to the visitor and/or … As a result, all visitors and contractors accessing the premises should be accompanied at all times.  This process … crucial in the event of an emergency evacuation of the premises. The organisation has a responsibility to ensure good …
… procedures are robust, especially in the event of a raised threat level or a terrorist incident. Policies and … that postal procedures are robust in the event of a raised threat level, or in response to a terrorist incident, … staff who handle mail are briefed and trained how to recognise and respond to the threats the organisation faces, and …
… responsibility for publicly accessible locations are advised to consider the threat from a broad range of terrorist methodologies such as Marauding attacks or improvised explosive devices. Planning your emergency response …
… attacks can be difficult to conduct, often requiring expertise and resources. … Odd smells or taste. For further advice, please see: Recognise, Assess, React (RAR) for Chemical, Biological and …
… noticed someone buying large amounts of chemicals, fertilisers or gas cylinders for no reason? Have you noticed … noticed anyone storing large amounts of chemicals, fertilisers, or gas cylinders for no reason? Have you noticed … If you are worried someone close to you is becoming radicalised, act early and seek help. The sooner you reach out, the …
… they are in place to help you. •    Keep it simple and minimise what you carry. Fewer bags to search will speed up … Each year, the campaign is used by venues, event organisers, transport hubs and businesses to make vigilance … level , it’s more important than ever that event organisers and businesses across the country do their part to …
… Consistently emphasise that to run is a person’s best option if they are caught … someone who is not physically able to run. The video may raise the question of how far a ‘safe distance’ is when … get as far away from the danger as possible. People are advised to run until they are safe, or as far as they can until …
… of publicity and the media can be used to try and compromise your safety. … will be sympathetic towards anyone who is being victimised. You may want to talk to your neighbours All incidents … is reached to grant interviews to the press on private premises or to the publication of articles about the private …
… document is not just for use after the threat level has risen to Critical. Cancelling non-essential training and … individual should be identified in the organisation to liaise with the police in order to disseminate approved … information which is accurate, and which will not compromise the criminal investigation. Health and Safety/Other …