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… Escape if you can Consider the safest options Is there a safe route? Run. If not, Hide Can you get there without … be able to see you. Cover from view does not mean you are safe. Bullets go through glass, brick, wood and metal. You … hostages  Stop other people entering the building if it is safe to do so …
… and the ways it can be mitigated, can help keep everyone safe. The following guidance explains how you can be … end of an event The possibility of an enforced overnight stay and what this might entail (for example reserves of any … or items, and report them if you are concerned When staying at any place for more than a short time, identify …
… for a full breakdown of evacuation distances. once at a safe distance, stay behind hard cover and away from secondary hazards, such … re-enter the evacuated area until the police direct it is safe to do so Remember: If you think it’s suspicious, say …
… the venue for suspicious items. Telephone bomb threat Stay calm and listen - alert a colleague to call 999. Allow … Do not touch it. Take charge and move people away to a safe distance. Even for a small item such as a briefcase … should not be able to approach the area until it is deemed safe. Try and keep eyewitnesses on hand so they can tell …
… 4.1 Social media Posting information may put your personal safety at risk. If you provide too much information and do … police immediately by calling 999 and await their arrival Stay calm. Individuals may try to intimidate you, but this … Avoid confrontation If someone attempts to confront you, stay in your vehicle. Keep the engine running and if you …
… 1. Introduction The more you do to protect yourself, the safer you and your family will be. There are three key areas … of protection This guide provides generic advice on how to stay safe at home, at work, on-the-move, and online. Exactly … car parks.     When out, if you are at all worried, try and stay near a group of people. Whenever possible, walk facing …
… copy of the sign is shown below: Legalities The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 requires employers to … if they are injured or taken ill at work.  The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 - Section 3 requires employers to … first aid products citizenAID - Free information on how to stay safe and treat casualties before the 999 services …
… Video – Pride Flag Encouraging everyone at Pride events to stay alert and tell security if they see anything that … Image – Pride Flag  Encouraging everyone at Pride events to stay alert and tell security if they see anything that … terfysgaeth. Social media message #2 Out and about today? Stay alert and be aware of your surroundings. If you see …
… threats If you receive a telephone bomb threat, you should: stay calm and listen carefully note the callers number, … theft of information that could be used to target you. Get Safe Online provides practical advice on how to protect … NPSA's booklet: My Digital Footprint - A brief guide www.getsafeonline.org www.tpsonline.org.uk www.npsa.gov.uk …
… it’s your responsibility to make sure all flights are safe and legal. The Drone and Model Aircraft Code The Drone … (CAA) and it tells you how to fly a drone legally and safely.   Drone operator The operator of a drone is usually … on which category of drone you’re flying you may need to stay at least: 50m away from crowds and other people 150m …