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1. Be vigilant.
2. Tell/call the police.
3. Know where the emergency exits.

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1. update the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and review it with staff.
2. buy a case of light sticks for affordable, consistent back-up lighting.
3. purchase heavy duty flashlights and batteries for staff use.
4. make a set of emergency room keys.
5. create a list of areas you want your backup power source to keep running during an outage.
6. create an action plan in case guests are trapped in elevators.
7. ensure that the fire alarm system is live and will work during an outage.
8. comes up with a plan to prevent food spoilage.
9. train the appropriate staff to “power down” the hotel during an outage to prevent surges.
10. create a master sheet of every staff member’s cell phone numbers (text messaging is typically the only form of communication available in the event of an outage).

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1. Build trust and provide clear communication: It’s essential to ensure employees trust their managers and vice versa. Additionally, it’s important staff know who will lead in an emergency and what role they’ll play.
2. Run through drills:
Practice it with hotel staff so you are prepared when an emergency happens.

3. Train the staff to be calm:
Remind them that they should have a calm attitude in an emergency. Although their lives are also threatened, the calmer your staff is, the calmer your guests will be.

4. Enlist additional volunteers:
Managers would usually lead during emergency situations, however it is also best to have other staff who can help. For example, facilities team members have in-depth knowledge about the hotel systems and can point out concerns to evaluate, like dangers presented by electric lines that are under water. Ensure your team is filled with experts from every background.

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Prevention:
1.It is required to have a bomb threat response policy to ensure the maximum margin of safety.
2. Security guard should pay attention when patrolling and deterring and detecting crime.

Preparation:
1. Prepare a emergency or contingency plan with logical and chronological steps to handle these situations.
2. prepare a checklist with the following points and kept on an area which is easily accessible by the staffs during such emergency.
3. As bomb threats are often received by phone, the Person who receives the threatening call should be prepared to ask the following questions such as Where is the Bomb located? or When is it going to explode?  The caller may provide specific information by answering these questions. It would be helpful to the police and officials if any additional information is obtained.
4. Call up urgent meeting with all HOD's on the designated area to start the emergency response plan.
5. Notify the Police or other officials responsible for handling Bomb threats

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Police investigating Vegas Trump Hotel bomb threat, suspect in custody

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How to handle a medical emergency in the hotel?

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How to handle a medical emergency in the hotel?

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A medical emergency in the hotel can be a crisis that the hotel wants to avoid. So here are some preparation ideas to handle this issue:

1. Tie up with Hospital
2. Have the necessary medical equipment (First aid boxes, stretcher, portable oxygen supplies, etc.)
3. Build an emergency response team
4. Make a crisis communication protocol (Assign an official spokesperson)

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• Install submarine doors, flood doors or portable flood gates where possible.

Seal cracks and gap
- Apply a waterproof coating to enhance the building’s structural integrity and prevent the mold and mildew that frequently occur after a flood.

• Set up interconnected water-filled barriers to temporarily protect large areas and openings.

• Install watertight shields over windows and doors at least 3 feet above Base Flood Elevation.

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- Surround hotel with plants, vegetation and foliage.
- The flora will enable floodwaters to drain more quickly and efficiently.
- Plants can also help to prevent the soil erosion that flooding often causes.

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1. Test alarm and conduct fire drills:

Fire alarms often are considered the most critical element of a hotel's safety system. When an alarm sounds, the occupants immediately know a potential danger exists and evacuation is necessary.

2. Communicate emergency action plan: Hotel management must provide written emergency action plans for employees to ensure everyone knows the exit routes and what fire emergency procedures are in place.

3. Keep fire extinguisher close: Multipurpose extinguishers rated class A, B and C, capable of putting out small fires involving wood, paper, oils and gases, are required in hotels. Extinguishers need to be placed 75 feet apart throughout the building, according to OSHA guidelines. Guestrooms are not required to have fire extinguishers, but extinguishers should never be farther than 75 feet away in the hallway for a guest to retrieve if needed.

4. Maintain exit signs: Maintain the exit lights in your hotel. During a fire, conditions can be chaotic and confusing. Smoke can obscure vision and make it difficult to navigate your surroundings. Illuminated exit signs make it more likely people will be able to see where to go and get out of the building.

5. Hold regular inspections: A hotel should have its lights, alarms, extinguishers and sprinklers inspected every year. Many hotels neglect their annual services. Neglecting your fire-safety system can cause the equipment to erode over time resulting in faulty equipment.

6. Declutter walls and doorways: Hotel managers need to make sure their employees are aware of the amount of wallcoverings in the hallways and guestrooms. Large bulletin boards covered in paper, business areas with scattered documents and entryways with multiple pamphlets on the surrounding area's activities are high-risk fire areas. A small flame can potentially turn these areas into an uncontrollable fire.

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