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The Echo3 Online Run Hide Tell Course provides essential awareness training on how to respond to a terrorist attack involving firearms or weapons. Learn the three key actions — RUN, HIDE, TELL — and understand how to make safer decisions, protect yourself and alert the police during a serious security incident.
This Run Hide Tell course is suitable for employees, employers and members of the public who want to understand how to respond to a terrorist attack. It is particularly useful for organisations looking to improve staff awareness, workplace security and emergency preparedness.
This online Run Hide Tell training course helps learners understand the recommended actions to take during a terrorist attack involving firearms or weapons. Delivered online, it provides a convenient way for individuals and organisations to improve security awareness and prepare for a potential emergency.
The course supports workplace emergency preparedness but does not replace site-specific security training, emergency procedures or instructions from the emergency services.
Run Hide Tell training teaches people how to respond to a terrorist attack involving firearms or weapons. The guidance provides three key actions: RUN to escape if it is safe, HIDE if you cannot escape safely, and TELL the police when it is safe to do so.
RUN means escape using a safe route and move away from danger. HIDE means find a suitable hiding place, secure the entrance if possible and silence your phone. TELL means call 999 when safe and provide the police with information about the incident.
A Run Hide Tell course is suitable for employees, employers and members of the public who want to understand how to respond to a firearms or weapons attack. It can help organisations improve staff security awareness and emergency preparedness.
You should RUN if you can safely escape from the threat. If escaping would expose you to greater danger, HIDE in a suitable place, secure the entrance if possible and remain quiet. Assess the situation carefully, as circumstances can change quickly.
Call 999 when you are in a safe position and can do so without putting yourself at risk. Tell the police where the incident is happening, where the attacker was last seen and any other useful information you can safely provide. Follow the emergency call handler’s instructions.
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