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… personnel to provide the earliest possible response to an emergency. The following websites are useful for advice and training on resilience: Emergency Planning College Business Emergency Resilience Group Cabinet Office G overnment …
… security or report online in confidence at gov.uk/ACT In an emergency call 999. Remember, action counters terrorism. … feel right report online in confidence at gov.uk/ACT In an emergency always call 999. Remember, action counters … and tell security or report online at gov.uk/ACT. In an emergency call 999. Remember, action counters terrorism. …
… brickwork/heavy reinforced walls Be aware of your exits Try not to get trapped Be quiet, silence your phone … type of injury, building information, entrances, exits, hostages  Stop other people entering the building if … there was an incident? What are the local plans? (personal emergency evacuation plan, first aid training or more) …
… in the site’s search procedures including escalation and emergency response procedures. They should also understand … of the entry process and that it does not interfere with emergency exits. Make sure the search area has the necessary …
… periods, focusing on security cameras, hallways, fire exits and access/egress routes People behaving strangely, … consider its impact on crowd movement, especially in an emergency. This emergency may not be terrorism related. If gates are used, …
… protect people as intended. This should form part of an Emergency Response Plan, designed using the ‘deter, detect, … included. Further details of what should be included in an Emergency Response Plan can be found on ProtectUK .  Keeping …
… and supports the first aid efforts until such time the emergency services arrive. The PAcT First Aid Kit may also … and where possible, participate in exercises held by the emergency services. These are an excellent opportunity to … crisis response and first aid, the relationships with the emergency services are key. The contact may be with either …
… suppliers, local authorities, the police and other emergency services, community groups and nearby businesses. …
… if the threat is external or internal. Implement your emergency response plan, which may include evacuation, … (see ETHANE checklist ) may help staff communicating with emergency services about what may be required. Instruct …
… included if all keys are not accounted for. To assist with emergency evacuation from the premises in the event of a terrorist attack, fire or other emergency, make sure all keys required to exit the building … this provides more opportunity to respond and contact the emergency services. As shattered glass is held in pace, …