Bomb Threat Procedures Sample Clauses
The Bomb Threat Procedures clause outlines the steps and protocols to be followed in the event of a bomb threat at a facility or workplace. Typically, this clause details how to report a threat, the immediate actions to take to ensure safety, and the roles of staff and emergency services during such an incident. Its core function is to provide a clear, standardized response plan that minimizes risk to people and property, ensuring swift and organized action in a potentially dangerous situation.
Bomb Threat Procedures. 30.1.1. All bargaining unit members who are at the site of a bomb threat shall be relocated to an alternate work site if students are evacuated.
30.1.2. The alternate work site shall be determined at the beginning of each school year and communicated to each bargaining unit member by the first day of school each year.
30.1.3. Unit members shall report to the site administrator at the alternate work site and shall perform work assigned by the alternate work site administrator, their regular work site administrator or by a District administrator.
30.1.4. Unit members who are scheduled to report for duty after the bomb threat shall go to their alternate work site.
30.1.5. Unit members who have completed their work shift shall not return to work until their next scheduled work shift unless they are requested to do so by their site administrator or by a district administrator.
30.1.6. The District shall not permit unit members to volunteer for any duty at the scene of a bomb threat.
30.1.7. Unit members shall not return to the site of the bomb threat unless or until the site has been declared safe by the Public Safety Department or by another authorized agency.
30.1.8. Bargaining unit members shall not look for or accompany any official looking for suspicious items during any bomb threat.
30.1.9. Before relocating to an alternate site, each bargaining unit member shall report any suspicious item(s) in his/her immediate area to proper officials.
Bomb Threat Procedures. Most bomb threat warnings to schools are phoned in. Bomb threats are always to be taken seriously. General evacuation is not initially recommended. Consultation with the police is required. The decision to evacuate lies with the Principal/Manager after the collection of available data It is important to collect all available data in order to help determine the motivation of the caller and the subsequent action. . The following procedures should be followed at schools/sites when a bomb threat is received.
Bomb Threat Procedures. 21.6.1 All bargaining unit members who are at the site of a bomb threat shall be relocated to an alternate work site if students are evacuated.
21.6.2 The alternate work site shall be determined at the beginning of each school year and communicated to each bargaining unit member by the first day of school each year.
21.6.3 Unit members shall report to the site administrator at the alternate work site and shall perform work assigned by the alternate work site administrator, their regular work site administrator or by a District administrator.