1.Bomb Threat ChecklistThis checklist is designed to help your staff to deal with a telephoned bomb threat. Effectively and to record the necessary information.

2. Actions to be taken on receipt of a Bomb ThreatSwitch on tape recorder (if connected)Tell the caller which town / district you are answering fromRecord the exact wording of the threat 3. Ask the following questions Where is the bomb right now? When is it going to explode? What does it look like? What kind of bomb is it? What will cause it to explode? Did you place the bomb? Why? What is your name? What is your address? What is your telephone number?Kempinski Ajman - Security Department Record time call completed 4. Where automatic number reveal equipment is available, recordnumber shown.Inform the Security Co-coordinator .Name and telephone number of the person informed.Contact the police on 999. Time informed.Kempinski Ajman - Security Department 5. The following part should be completedonce the caller has hung up and the SecurityCo-coordinator (or, if the Security Co-coordinator is not available, the police) hasbeen informed. Time and date of call. Length of call. Number at which call was received.ABOUT THE CALLER Sex of caller. Nationality. Age.Kempinski Ajman - Security Department 6. Threat Language (tick) Well spoken? Irrational? Taped message? Offensive? Incoherent? Message read by threat-maker?Kempinski Ajman - Security Department 7. Callers Voice (tick) Calm? Slow? Crying? Lisp? Clearing throat? Accent? If so, what type? Angry? Rapid? Nasal? Deep? Slurred? Hoarse? Excited? Laughter? Stutter? Familiar? If so, whose voice did it Disguised? sound like?Kempinski Ajman - Security Department 8. Background Sounds (tick) Street noises? Static? House noises? PA system? Animal noises? Booth? Crockery? Music? Motor? Factory machinery? Clear? Office machinery? Voice? Other? (specify)Kempinski Ajman - Security Department 9. Thank youKempinski Ajman - Security Department