Safety Training Course

Bomb Threat Procedures

Build confidence for critical moments. Get a practical overview of threat assessment, communication, and evacuation procedures in Bomb Threat Procedures.

Length:
19m
Language(s):
EN
Year Produced:
2007

Bomb Threat Procedures

Workers can use Bomb Threat Procedures to strengthen the knowledge and judgment needed on the job. Key outcomes include the ability to assess threats effectively, carry out evacuation protocols, and use communication strategies. The material also helps learners improve preparedness & training. Practical examples connect the subject to routine tasks, expected procedures, and decisions employees may need to make on the job. Learners finish with a clearer understanding of what to look for, how to respond, and when to raise a concern or seek additional guidance.

Course Overview

  • Assess a bomb threat to decide on the appropriate response
  • Follow evacuation procedures when a bomb threat is received
  • Communicate threat details to law enforcement and coworkers
  • Explain why awareness and preparation help keep workplaces secure
Objectives:
Assess a bomb threat to decide on the appropriate response
Follow evacuation procedures when a bomb threat is received
Communicate threat details to law enforcement and coworkers
Explain why awareness and preparation help keep workplaces secure

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FAQs

Who needs bomb threat procedures training?

Bomb threat procedures training is for anyone who might take a threatening call or message. That includes receptionists, switchboard operators, customer service staff and mailroom workers. Security officers, managers and emergency coordinators who decide on searches or evacuations need it too. The 19-minute video is available in English.

What should you do if you receive a bomb threat by phone?

If you receive a bomb threat by phone, stay calm and keep the caller talking. Don't hang up. Write down the exact words, the time, any caller ID and details about the voice and background noise. Use a bomb threat checklist, then alert security and call 911 from another phone.

Should a building always be evacuated after a bomb threat?

Not always. After a bomb threat, management and law enforcement choose among staying in place, searching, or a partial or full evacuation. The decision depends on how specific and credible the threat is. A written plan should state who makes the call, how searches happen and where people assemble.

How should employees search for a suspicious item after a bomb threat?

After a bomb threat, employees who know their work areas are best placed to spot an item that doesn't belong. Search systematically, from floor level up, including common areas, restrooms and exits. If you find something suspicious, don't touch it. Leave the area, report its location and keep others away.

Are bomb threats delivered in ways other than phone calls?

Yes. Bomb threats can arrive by email, text, social media, letters, notes left on site or in person. For written or electronic threats, don't delete the message or handle it more than necessary. Preserve it as evidence, record the details and report it to security and law enforcement immediately.

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