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REPUBLI• • SERVICES Safety Manua/ Emergency Action Plan • Present an oxygen deficient atmosphere; or • Cause high levels of a toxic substance. Professional fire and emergency assistance are requested (see emergency contact list) where either the facility does not have a HAZMAT response team or when backup assistance is required for the facility's HAZMAT response team XI. BOMB THREAT 1. Bomb Threat Analysis Proper response to the threat involves at least three continuous and related but distinct steps: a. Analysis of the threat and estimate of the need for response. b. Decision on what is the proper response. c. Implementing the response decision within the allowable time frame. 2. Procedure To Be Followed After A Bomb Threat Has Been Received The person who receives the threat should immediately contact the Facility Manager or the designated alternate. The person receiving the threat should then immediately till out a Bomb 'Threat Checklist (Form 1019, or an equivalent form). This Checklist should be completed for each threat received, noting the time and, if possible, the exact words used in the threat. In the case of a phone threat, record the conversation if possible and consider taping subsequent calls. Once he/she is notified Kevin Basso will: a. Notily the local law enloreement agency, or where the facility has a security off icer. contact security to notify local law enforcement(where a security service or security 0111Cc is used it is recommended that the shift commander be requested, to insure confidentiality); b. Nobly all supervisors and instruct them whether to evacuate the facility and/or conduct a search. The Bomb Threat Search Procedure is contained in Bomb Threat Checklist (Form 1019). Page 13 of 27 2009 Republic Services 211712011 Emergency Action Plan