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This document outlines the procedures for investigating bomb threats and ensuring the safety of patients, staff, visitors, and students at the University of Toledo in the event of a credible bomb

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How to fill out CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS

1. Identify the threat: Listen carefully to the details provided.
2. Assess the situation: Determine if the threat is credible or specific.
3. Notify the authorities: Immediately inform law enforcement and relevant emergency services.
4. Evacuate if necessary: Follow evacuation procedures as directed by authorities.
5. Communicate with staff and students: Keep everyone informed and calm.
6. Fill out the CODE BLACK report: Include all relevant details such as time, location, and nature of the threat.
7. Review emergency procedures: Ensure everyone is aware of the exit routes and safety points.

Who needs CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

1. Schools and educational institutions.
2. Workplaces and corporate offices.
3. Public buildings and facilities.
4. Event organizers and venues.
5. Emergency response teams and law enforcement.

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What does Code Black mean?

Code Red indicates smoke or fire; Code Black indicates a bomb threat or active shooter scenario, and Code Blue refers to a cardiopulmonary arrest. Colors, numbers, or other designations may follow a code announcement to identify the type of emergency that is occurring.

What color code is a bomb threat?

Code Purple - Bomb threat. Code Black - Personal threat by a member of the public. Code Grey - Personal threat by a patient. Code Blue - Medical emergency.

What is Code Black slang for?

What is a “Code Black”? While “Code Blue” is widely recognized, “Code Black” is another critical emergency code used in hospitals, though its meaning can vary by region and institution. Generally, “Code Black” refers to a bomb threat or a situation involving a potential explosive device within the hospital premises.

What is the code black for bomb threat?

Code black - serious violence or threat with weapons requiring police. Code grey - physical threat requiring security. Code blue - cardiac/respiratory arrest or non-patient (visitor, staff) medical emergency or patient in non-clinical area also "MET call" medical emergency or deteriorating patient in a clinical area.

What is the code for a bomb threat?

“Code Blue” specifically addresses cardiac and respiratory arrests, requiring immediate and comprehensive medical intervention, while “Code Black” typically pertains to bomb threats, necessitating swift evacuation and security measures.

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What is CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS is an emergency protocol initiated in response to a bomb threat, designed to ensure the safety of individuals and facilitate a coordinated response from law enforcement and emergency services.

Who is required to file CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

Any staff member, security personnel, or authorized individual who receives a bomb threat or observes suspicious activity is required to file CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS.

How to fill out CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

To fill out CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS, individuals should provide detailed information about the threat, including the time of the threat, location, description of the caller or circumstances, and any specific details mentioned during the threat.

What is the purpose of CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

The purpose of CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS is to ensure a rapid and organized response to potential bomb threats, prioritize safety, and facilitate communication between different responding agencies.

What information must be reported on CODE BLACK: BOMB THREATS?

The information that must be reported includes the date and time of the threat, details of the message received, the identity of the person reporting the threat, the location of the alleged bomb, and any actions taken prior to filing the report.