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Whole-building evacuation can be more hazardous than moving people within the building to areas away from the suspect package or incident, especially when the bomb location is unknown.","Answer",{"name":112,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":113},"What actions should you take if you identify a suspicious item, package, or envelope?",{"text":114,"@type":110},"Do not touch the item. Clear the immediate and adjacent areas, prevent others from entering, and dial 999 asking for the police. If holding a suspicious item, place it down carefully so it remains sealed.",{"name":116,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":117},"What should you do if you receive a bomb threat by telephone or electronically?",{"text":118,"@type":110},"By telephone: stay calm, attract a colleague to dial 999, and keep the caller on the line to collect details for the Incident Control Team. 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Most notably, in a bomb threat situation it is unusual to evacuate the entire building.  To do so can be more hazardous than moving people within the building to areas away from the suspect package or incident.\nSignals\nSignal for bomb threat\n(This must be different to the fire alarm, or general evacuation alarm/signal.)\nPublic Address (PA) announcement –\n[insert message]\nSignal for stand down / all-clear\nPublic Address (PA) announcement –\n[insert message]\nIncident Control Officers & Response Team\nRole\nName\nEmergency Contact Number\nIncident Control Officer\nDeputies\nCommunications Officer\nOther useful contacts:\nName\nEmergency Contact Number\nIt is important to remember that it is very much the exception to evacuate a building in the event of a bomb threat or incident. Unless the location of the bomb is known, a \"blind\" evacuation may be putting people in more danger (e.g. from a device at one of the entrances/exits) than if they had remained within the building.\nAssembly points\n1.\n2.\n3.\nSecondary (alternative) assembly point / place of safety\n(for example, partner school / college / leisure centre) must be pre-arranged\nName of venue\nType of venue\nContact name\nContact telephone number\nInclude useful info such as distance from school, directions, capacity, opening hours\nSuspicious Items, Packages or Envelopes\nIt is important that you do not move a suspicious item, package or envelope. Do not cover or encase it in any way. Be alert to secondary devices, there may be more than one.\nIf you think it’s suspicious DIAL 999 – Ask for the Police.\nIndicators of a Suspicious Item\nIs the item typical of what you would expect to find in this location?\nHas the item been deliberately concealed or is it obviously hidden from view?\nDoes it have wires, circuit boards, batteries, tape, liquids or putty-like substances visible?\nDo you think the item poses an immediate threat to life?\nWhat to do if you see a Suspicious Item\nDo not touch it\nTry and identify an owner in the immediate area\nCheck whether the item has suspicious characteristics\nIf you still think it’s suspicious (or in any doubt)\nClear the immediate area and adjacent areas (look for possible secondary devices)\nDial 999 ask for the police\nFollow police advice and provide as much information about the item as possible (see indicators above)\nPrevent others from entering these areas\nIf safe to do so check CCTV\nIndicators of a Suspicious Package or Envelope\nGeneral indicators that a delivered item may be of concern include:\nunexpected item, especially if hand delivered\nadditional inner envelope or other contents that may be difficult to remove\nlabelling or excessive sealing that encourages opening at a particular end or in a particular way\noddly shaped or lopsided\nunexpected or unusual origin (postmark and/or return address)\npoorly or inaccurately addressed address printed unevenly or unusually\nunfamiliar writing or unusual style\nunusual postmark or no postmark\nmore stamps than needed for size or weight of package\ngreasy or oily stains emanating from the package\nodours, liquid or powder emanating from the package\nWhat to do if you identify a Suspicious Package or Mail Item\nDo not touch\nIf holding it, place it down carefully making sure it remains sealed\nClear the immediate area and adjacent areas\nDial 999, ask for the police\nFollow their advice and provide as much information about the package as possible (see indicators above)\nPrevent others from entering the area and adjacent areas\u000f\nBomb Threat\nNo matter how ridiculous or implausible the threat may seem, all such communications are a crime and should be reported to the police by dialling 999.\nWhat to do if you receive a Bomb Threat on the telephone\nStay calm and listen carefully\nTry to attract the attention of a colleague who should immediately dial 999\nHold the caller on the line for as long as possible. 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