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Senior Facilities Emergency Planning Guide: Bomb Threat Mobile App

A fire or other emergency within your facility can pose unique problems for management, staff, residents, and the emergency crews that are responding to your facility. Experience dictates that a safe and successful response to an emergency situation is dependent upon thorough knowledge of emergency procedures. Staff and residents must rely upon their own knowledge, response practices and procedures to ensure their personal safety.

Your facility needs to be prepared for bomb threat. The Senior Facilities Emergency Planning Guide: Bomb Threat mobile app includes a detailed checklist to assist staff and ensure they are prepared in the event of a bomb threat.

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Step 1: Call 9 -1 -1.
Step 2: Call security or building Management.
Step 3: The person receiving the call should:
Keep a calm voice.
Never transfer the call.
Treat the call like any normal order of business.
Take notes:
Time of call
Male or female
Exact words or statements
Tone of voice
Is the voice familiar?
Any distinct background noise?
Time call was terminated
After hanging up, document anything and everything you can recall about the call.
Step 4: Fire and Safety Warden will take charge.
Make decision to evacuate a safe distance from the building.
Check common areas and evacuation routes.
Look for things that don't belong.
If a suspicious object is found, DO NOT touch it!
Leave all doors open when evacuating.
...and More!