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… The Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel (OEAP) is the lead body for guidance, advice … are provided to young people. OEAP’s National Guidance comprises a set of documents providing information and guidance … be, that you could use as an emergency shelter How to minimise waiting time at busy venues, and where to wait and …
… questions? Are they concealing their faces or in disguise?   It is not just people on foot; vehicles are often … (SCaN) aims to help businesses and organisations maximise safety and security using their existing resources. Your … been asked to undertake an action that they don’t recognise as being something they shouldn’t do. If the hostile is …
… of police. Your options are to evacuate, lockdown the premises or, where the threat is assessed as not credible, limit … number if possible. Try to get the caller to be precise about location and timing of the alleged bomb and who … for your venue as this will make you better able to recognise suspicious activity. Understand it, challenge it, report …
… targets. The campaign works closely with event organisers and businesses including Glastonbury, Wimbledon, The … threat level, it’s more important than ever that event organisers and businesses up-and-down the country do their part … additional layer of security to your events, venues and premises and supports our joint aim to keep the public safe this …
… these templates. To assess risk, the ProtectUK Approach utilises the techniques listed below. These techniques determine … is recommended that you use ProtectUK Approach to familiarise yourself with the way a risk assessment is carried out. … comfortable with this approach, you should look to customise and plan your own risk assessment.  Notes have been made …
… an attack by the delivery of dangerous payloads (e.g. improvised explosive devices). A hostile deploying a UAV over a … 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 any potential criminal investigation. Health and …
… is important as it can improve the safety of your premises, reduce the opportunity for placing suspicious items, …
… national security posture. This is important at times of raised threat or in response to a terrorist incident. … inform the building response level , which are categorised as Exceptional , Heightened and Normal . Building … level changes In general, when the threat level has been raised, it has been post-incident and as a result of something …
… are aware of any contingency plans in the event the premises becomes unusable. Miscellaneous Ensure external …