• Bloodborne pathogens
• Bomb threats (telephone)
• Bomb threats (packages/ written)
• Chemical spills/ fires
• Disturbances or demonstrations
• Evacuations
• Explosions
• Fire
• Flooding and water damage
• Infectious diseases
• Medical emergencies
• Power outages
• Preventing crime
• Saftey procedures
• Suspicious packages & envelopes
• Tornado/ severe weather
• Workplace violence

• Latex allergy policy
• Pandemic emergency plan (avian flu)
• Important phone numbers

Telephone Bomb Threats

Telephone threats can be received by any person at anytime, but usually will be received by a main switchboard operator or persons in a sensitive area.

If you receive a telephone threat:

• Remain Calm.
  
• Keep the caller on the line as long as possible. Listen carefully. Note the time of call, the telephone number called and telephone number of the caller if available..
  
• Write down any pertinent information such as background noises, gender of caller, and voice pitches and patterns.
  
• Ask the caller the following questions:
  • Where is the bomb?
  • When will it explode?
  • What does the bomb look like?
  • What kind of bomb is it?
  • What is the caller’s name and motive for placing the bomb?
  • Are you an employee?
    
• Call 9-911 immediately.
  
• Always err on the side of safety by evacuating the area if there is any possible danger.

For Bomb Threats Dial: 9-911

Then Notify Facilities Services #8173