Civil Unrest
5 minutes
Take 5
All industries
You are in a dangerous situation. A riot has broken out on the street by your building. You have a room full of customers and colleagues. Do you know how to keep yourself and others around you safe?
Description
When a period of civil unrest erupts, things can escalate quickly. It is easy to get caught up in dangerous situations like these, even if you are only working nearby or passing by. Keeping calm and following procedures is vital. When people have received Civil Unrest training, they are more likely to feel confident in knowing what their immediate response should be. You are in a dangerous situation. A riot has broken out on the street by your building. You have a room full of customers and colleagues. Do you know how to keep yourself and others around you safe?
Features
- What to do when civil unrest breaks out near you
- When to wait for guidance from security or your Incident Commander
- Who counts as a vulnerable person during an emergency
- When to move to the evacuation point
- How to make a safe exit for yourself and others most likely
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