TESDA – Security Services NCII

Turn IN No. 24: DISCUSS WHAT TO DO IN CASE THERE IS BOMB THREAT TO PREVENT
OR MINIMIZE ITS EFFECTS IN YOUR RESPECTIVE AOR.

As a security professional, your primary responsibility is to prevent and mitigate criminal

activities, including bank robbery, kidnappings for ransom, and drug trafficking. Here are some general
guidelines for what you can do before, during, and after these situations:

Before:

Preparedness:

 Stay updated on security protocols, procedures, and training related to handling such situations.
 Familiarize yourself with emergency response plans and evacuation procedures.
 Conduct regular security assessments and risk analyses to identify vulnerabilities and develop
appropriate countermeasures.
 Maintain open lines of communication with law enforcement agencies and other security
personnel.

Intelligence Gathering:

 Gather and analyze intelligence related to criminal activities, including trends, patterns, and
specific threats.
 Monitor local crime reports, news, and law enforcement bulletins for relevant information.
 Collaborate with other security professionals and agencies to share information and insights.

During:

Remain Calm and Alert:

 Stay composed and focused during a crisis situation.

 Continuously assess the situation and adjust your response accordingly.
 Maintain situational awareness and look for any signs of danger or suspicious activities.

Follow Established Procedures:

 Implement emergency response protocols as trained.

 Communicate with your team members and coordinate efforts effectively.
 Prioritize the safety of individuals present and follow established evacuation procedures if
necessary.
 If the situation involves hostages, prioritize their safety and follow the guidance of law
enforcement negotiators.

Assist Law Enforcement:

 Cooperate fully with law enforcement authorities.

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 Provide them with accurate and timely information about the situation, including suspect
descriptions, movements, or any other relevant details.
 Follow their instructions and support their efforts to resolve the situation peacefully and safely.

After:

Documentation and Reporting:

 Document all relevant information about the incident, including timelines, actions taken, and
observations.
 Prepare incident reports or debriefings according to established protocols.
 Provide detailed accounts to law enforcement and any other relevant authorities as required.

Review and Improve Security Measures:

 Conduct a thorough review of security protocols and procedures to identify any areas that can be
strengthened.
 Implement necessary changes and improvements based on lessons learned from the incident.
 Communicate any relevant findings or recommendations to management and stakeholders.

Remember, these guidelines are general in nature and may vary based on the specific policies,
procedures, and legal requirements of your organization or jurisdiction. It is crucial to follow the
guidance and instructions provided by your employer and cooperate fully with law enforcement in such
situations.

Student: Bernard F. Alegasin