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… although they should always do so in consultation with the Security Manager or responsible individual. This must always … alarms etc.   Prepare and train your personnel (staff, security, contractors and visitors where appropriate) The … the threats (consider the ACT packages) there is a strong security culture across your organisation, including how to …
Good housekeeping is important as it can improve the safety of your premises, reduce the opportunity for placing suspicious items, and can help you manage false alarms and hoaxes.
… local Police CTSA, Police Search Adviser (PolSA) or Police Security Co-ordinator (SecCo). Searching people and their … by the organisation and site, and correspond with other security measures in place. It may be appropriate to … to a specific threat (such as a breach in perimeter security, or a bomb threat) and when there is a heightened …
… active management, appropriately trained staff and a good security culture. Access Control Checklist     2. Appearance … The access control system is a strong indicator of the security regime on a site and should be complimented with … to be challenged in response to suspicious behaviour   7. Security culture An effective access control system should …
… 2. CBR mitigation Good general physical and personnel security measures will help to reduce CBR incidents. Apply appropriate personnel security standards to contractors and visitors, especially … to increase resilience to a CBR attack: review the physical security measures relevant to areas of a building that due …
… or a managed building, report it to a member of staff or security, if available. If they are not available, dial 999 … but always follow any directions given by the police or security staff. See Guidance for Staff for a full breakdown … Guidance for staff Unattended and suspicious items can be encountered in any crowded or public place, such as a football …
… the procedures and the people that govern its use. A good security culture is paramount in making sure your site …