Posted By Mint Can anyone provide me with any guidance or advice?: I have been tasked with creating a a risk management model for staff travelling in large cities, especially London: To include information and training on the actions to take in the event of a terrorist-type activity. This is not intended to cover travel to and from cities but rather movement around a city - walking, bus, tube, etc. At the moment I'm concentrating on who to tell of intended movements, who to call and where to report to in the event of terrorist activity. Should I include anything else? Has anyone carried out a similar exercise? Thanks.

Posted By Kieran J Duignan Risks to employees with partial or total blindness or hearing need particular advance planning in advance of the kind of emergency you are talking about. As their standard patterns of contingency planning may be thrown into disarray, I suggest that their conditions may require considering them in such circumstances as particular categories of 'lone' workers, in need of the kinds of support you prepare for such employees.

Posted By Mint Just bumping this back up in case anyone else can help me. :-)