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… timely response in an emerging crisis.   Maintaining contact with the traveller Make sure that you have reliable … employees when overseas. Provide an emergency point of contact available to the traveller 24/7. Use an accessible … card, so that the traveller is more likely to have your contact details with them. Make sure there is an accessible …
… You will then proceed to assess the likelihood and impact of each risk using the four level qualitative reference … Approach. Once you have generated a likelihood and impact rating for each risk, you will be guided through the use … and its outcome: if  an event occurs then a specific impact will result.  Alternatively, you could use a …
…     Confirm – whether or not the item has suspicious characteristics. The HOT Protocol may assist with the ‘confirm’ … so they can tell police what they saw, or try and get contact details before witnesses move away.   See our guidance … in printable, poster format to easily advise others with actionable information: Unattended and Suspicious Items …
… Identify Risks Assess the risks Treat the risks Record your actions Review   You may wish to follow this process …
… NaCTSO has developed a new toolkit for small and micro … from both crime and terrorism.  To help with this, NaCTSO has developed a new toolkit for small and micro … example, installing locks on doors will have the dual impact of frustrating both criminals and terrorists.  You can …
… to stay safe at home, at work, on-the-move, and online. Exactly which measures you adopt will depend on the extent, or … profession/role – does the role you perform make you an attractive target? specific threats – is there credible … audible alarm relies on neighbours and passers-by to react. You should make sure you have good external lighting …
… to risk assessments. This is presented across three core activities in the risk assessment process: If you are new to … guidance will walk you through applying this knowledge in practice step-by-step. You can return to this section at any … up of three main elements: threat, vulnerability and impact: Vulnerabilities may exist across your organisation. …
… the range of measures that can be taken to minimise the impact of an attack and help save lives. These measures range … your organisation can recognise an attack, take immediate action and facilitate the police.  It is most relevant to … making the best use of low security features, such as doors Active Delay Systems – measures that can further delay the …
… risk assessment process is concerned with reviewing your actions.  This stage captures two core activities: risk reviewing and risk monitoring . A  risk … that once a risk is treated that it requires no further action. However, without returning to the risk assessment, …