Categories > Industry & Security Category:   Bomb Threat Techniques     Program Duration : 5 Days Program Date : 12-16 February,2012 Program Location : Cairo, Egypt Program Fees : US$ 2500/Per Person     PROGRAM INTRODUCTION:   The international landscape has changed. Countries that had previously had relatively benign risks to terrorism are now forced to consider whether they present as a target for attack. Unfortunately we can always rationalize the target selection after the attack, but this does nothing to protect organizations, their staff or their customers from the catastrophic outcomes that can arise from such an attack.   PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:   This course has been developed to empower you and your employees to better understand and recognize potential dangers and situations. Our training provides insight into criminal behavior, sets scenarios of likely instances of threat (i.e. bomb threat phone calls, suspicious packages) and gives individuals the wherewithal and confidence to respond appropriately and immediately.   PROGRAM OUTLINES:  Threat potential / Threat assessment Threats and reasons for threats against a company Up to date national security information / State of alert Threat perpetrators Disgruntled employees Arsonists / Terrorists / Hoax Callers Bomb threats, Suspect packages and suspect mail Appropriate actions and procedures Dealing with telephone Bomb Threats Search procedures for Receptionist / Front desk staff Practical approaches to searching hand luggage, bags and briefcases Dealing with suspect packages Evacuation of premises Evacuation plans and procedures Working with emergency services Delegate Assessment of Understanding WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This program is for First Responders, Security Directors & Managers, Loss Prevention & Risk Managers, Security Specialists and Emergency Managers involved in Security Crisis Management. Executives and Business Owners, who are responsible for Security Planning, Operations, Decision Making, or who are part of a Crisis Management Team would also benefit from attendance.