1. Swiftly assess the threat level:
Quickly evaluate the credibility of the threat based on available information and context.
2. Notify law enforcement agencies:
Contact local law enforcement to inform them of the threat and request assistance.
3. Evacuate the premises if necessary:
Evacuate the affected area to minimize potential casualties and provide a safe environment for responders.
4. Designate assembly areas for evacuees:
Have predetermined assembly points where evacuees can gather for accountability and further instructions.
5. Restrict access to the affected area:
Limit access to the potentially dangerous area to prevent unauthorized individuals from entering.
6. Identify and isolate suspicious items:
Carefully identify and isolate any suspicious items while avoiding physical contact.
7. Avoid using electronic devices near the suspicious item:
Electronics could potentially trigger explosive devices, so it's essential to avoid their use nearby.
8. Comply with law enforcement instructions:
Follow instructions from law enforcement personnel, who are trained to handle such situations.
9. Gather and document all available information:
Collect details about the threat, such as the method of communication, location, and any specific demands.
10. Communicate updates to stakeholders:
Keep affected parties, including employees, visitors, and the public, informed about the situation and any developments.
