Bomb threat procedure download

Inside the Bomb Threat Procedure Download

The bomb threat guide includes:

• How was the threat received?
• Identifying a threat
• Speaking on the phone
• Writing-up the incident 

The bomb threat SOPs use [brackets] that are easily replaced with your organisation’s name. As a result, the download is ready to use in minutes. 

Decision Tree

The bomb threat plan is also available as a SIRV decision tree. A decision tree is far easier to follow than a flow chart because it only asks one question at a time. As a result, the the security team can view the plan on a web or mobile app, ideal for a security patrol.

The decision tree format: one question, one or more answers. For example:

> QUESTION: How was bomb Threat Received?

> ANSWER: Telephone or postal bomb threat (go to page 2)

> ANSWER: Suspicious letter or package in the mail (go to page 5

Guidance and advice is contained within. For example , things to watch our for in a telephone call – background sounds: 

• Street noises?
• House noises?
• Animal noises?
• Crockery?
• Motor?
• Clear?
• Voice?
• Static?

 Or straightforward advice on receiving a suspicious letter or package in the post:

WARNING: DO NOT

• Drop, shake or throw it away.
• Attempt to open the package.
• Bend or flex the package in an attempt to ascertain the contents.
• Immerse the package in sand or water.
• lace it under a sandbag or other heavy object.
• Place the package in any container other than the one specifically designed for this purpose.
• Handle the package any more than is absolutely necessary.