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Tactic RB4: Ensure suitability of egress routes and muster points

… in conjunction with the promoter/organiser. During an incident, initial decision-making should not be delayed … The speed of decision-making and implementation during an incident is critical. Police will provide support, advice … be located. For chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) incidents, consider evacuating uphill and upwind, staying …
Keywords: Improvised Explosive Device , IEDs , Emergency Planning , Suspicious Item , Evacuation , CBR

Tactic DB9: Restrict and only accept deliveries that are essential

… of a raised threat level, or in response to a terrorist incident, and how this is managed. Identify ownership of the … Staff and visitors may have different responses to the same incident and therefore you should risk manage the impact of … of a raised threat level, or in response to a terrorist incident, should be shared with your staff members. Staff …
Keywords: Deliveries , Risk , Strategic , Staff , Threat

Tactic EB3: Cancel all non-essential training and meetings

… following a change in the threat, intelligence or an incident. Experience has identified keys areas to consider:  … communications. Do not underestimate the scale of an incident including the level of interest from the media … and visitors may have different responses to the same incident and therefore you should risk manage the impact of …
Keywords: Staff , Security , Emergency Planning , Incident Management

Guide Shelter Report

… An attack can happen at any time and in any place. Past incidents have shown us that decisive action can help save … your business or organisation has in other emergency incidents, such as fire or health and safety. As with those types of incidents, the expectation is that your staff must take …
Keywords: Guide Shelter Report , GSR , Security , GSR principles , GSR guidance , public spaces , Public Safety , Employees , Staff , Business , Small business , Poster

Summer Vigilance Campaign Digital Toolkit – Sporting Events

… bag, no matter how genuine they seem. If there is an incident, listen to staff and any announcements. In an … bag, no matter how genuine they seem. If there is an incident, listen to staff and any announcements.  In an … bag, no matter how genuine they seem. •    If there is an incident, listen to staff and any announcements. In an …
Keywords: Sports , Public events , Summer Vigilance , Vigilance , Vigilance messaging , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , Social media , Media resources , Staff , Volunteers , Vigilance campaign , Summer Campaign , Summer , Digital assets , Toolkit , Social media , Poster , Communications , Security minded communications , Campaign materials

Tactic IB1: Ensure that staff are briefed on Threat and Response Levels

… should also include information about any suspicious incidents detected recently, e.g. potential hostile … duty of care to staff and others.  For terrorist-related incidents, reputational damage will be caused if the organisation fails to handle the incident correctly. For example, if briefings do not contain …
Keywords: Threat , Threat Level , Risk Assessment , Communications , National Threat Level

Mail handling

… those directly affected to a safe location close to the incident - keep these individuals separate from those not … in writing, and discourage them from discussing the incident or their observations with others prior to the …
Keywords: Mail handling , Suspicious Item , CBR , Threat analysis , Chemical , Physical Security , Security , Public Safety , Suspicious activity

Faith Security Training: Sikh

… and reduce the risk of hate crime and other serious incidents. …

Supporting staff and parents

… drill procedure. Point out that in the unlikely event of an incident in school, there will be a number of responsible …
Keywords: Parents , Support , School , Education , Safeguarding , Run Hide Tell , ACT

Section 3- Site security

… a system for reporting and dealing with suspicious vehicle incidents, and liaise with them regarding securing their …
Keywords: Site , Security Culture , Vehicle as a Weapon , Access control , Threat , Site security , Vehicle , Security , Goods vehicles , Theft , CCTV , Drivers , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Visitors , Contractors