9. This document or lists developed from the information in it. You will likely have to adapt a great deal of the information in this document, but it might be convenient to have excerpts from it for review. 1. Look at the space from the viewpoint of people who want to commit a crime, or disruption, attack people violently, or exploit people or the situation in some way, as well as from the view of someone who may inadvertently cause harm. This list was shown a few pages earlier, but is worth reviewing. Criminals Resentful Custody disputes Negligence Pranksters Suicidal or Vandals Lack of information Terrorists homicidal Gangs and knowledge Protesters Vengeful Hate Miscommunication Mentally unstable Attention seekers Frauds Angry Litigious people Embezzlers Arsonist Domestic violence Violent Sexual predators Addicted Careless, reckless 2. Look at the space from the viewpoint of all the people who might be in it, at any time, whether authorized or unauthorized. What ages are they? How many might there be? How will they be using the space? What they do, accidentally or purposely, to cause harm? What are risks to them and threats to others? 3. Look at the with the thought of what is beneath it, around it, in the walls and overhead, according to the area involved. Geological, and weather Vents, outlets, receptacles, pipes, wires, possibilities. cords. Streets, driveways, alleys. Plumbing, pipes, water heaters, faucets, Parking, parking lots, illegal parking. fixtures. Fire hydrants, fire dept. access. Stoves, flames, burners, coils. Trees, bushes, rocks, moveable or Floors, walls, windows, doors, roofs. stationery objects. Machines, equipment, appliances. Barriers, barricades, items affording that can fall, break, flood or protection. contaminate. Things attached to the building, on top Situations that cause accidents, injury, of it, beside it. illness. Access from roof, basement, doors. Conditions that are unsightly, unhealthy Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning or unsafe. (HVAC). Items with expiration dates, warranties, batteries.
9. This document or lists developed from the information in it. You will likely have to adapt a great deal of the information in this document, but it might be convenient to have excerpts from it for review. 1. Look at the space from the viewpoint of people who want to commit a crime, or disruption, attack people violently, or exploit people or the situation in some way, as well as from the view of someone who may inadvertently cause harm. This list was shown a few pages earlier, but is worth reviewing. Criminals Pranksters Terrorists Protesters Mentally unstable Angry Arsonist Sexual predators Resentful Suicidal or homicidal Vengeful Attention seekers Litigious people Domestic violence Addicted Custody disputes Vandals Gangs Hate Frauds Embezzlers Violent Careless, reckless Negligence Lack of information and knowledge Miscommunication 2. Look at the space from the viewpoint of all the people who might be in it, at any time, whether authorized or unauthorized. What ages are they? How many might there be? How will they be using the space? What they do, accidentally or purposely, to cause harm? What are risks to them and threats to others? 3. Look at the with the thought of what is beneath it, around it, in the walls and overhead, according to the area involved. Geological, and weather possibilities. Streets, driveways, alleys. Parking, parking lots, illegal parking. Fire hydrants, fire dept. access. Trees, bushes, rocks, moveable or stationery objects. Barriers, barricades, items affording protection. Things attached to the building, on top of it, beside it. Access from roof, basement, doors. Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC). Vents, outlets, receptacles, pipes, wires, cords. Plumbing, pipes, water heaters, faucets, fixtures. Stoves, flames, burners, coils. Floors, walls, windows, doors, roofs. Machines, equipment, appliances. that can fall, break, flood or contaminate. Situations that cause accidents, injury, illness. Conditions that are unsightly, unhealthy or unsafe. Items with expiration dates, warranties, batteries.
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