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… reduce crime The guidance covers security measures for: building and embedding a positive security culture and …
… that stand out and attract attention (e.g., a high-rise building). Vital targets are necessary to the survival of … of an attack (e.g., military personnel or government buildings). Destructible targets are those that are easily …
… etc. further information – casualties, type of injury, building information, entrances, exits, hostages etc. stop other people entering the building if it is safe to do so  …
… disrupt your business, including the unavailability of your building (through loss of utilities or evacuation), people … maintaining critical activities recovery: focussed on rebuilding, restoring and returning to business as usual 2. … might wish to exploit to aid an attack; for example, building floor plans, publicly available documents, …
… to be checked and authorised visitors to be booked into the building. Visitors should sign-in, be issued visitor passes … will be responsible for the visitor while they are in your buildings, including escorting).  These identification …
… for help •    Protection of security officers | NPSA •    Building and Infrastructure | NPSA •    Windows and Glazed …
… set out in the Act and provide a simple starting point for building awareness. Public protection procedures Public …
… the continued focus on raising awareness about the Act and building on existing material such as the government …
… other threats. This is your starting point, a way to begin building confidence and capability. Start your journey now! …
… areas for ballot boxes, exits and other parts of the building which may be in use for purposes unconnected with … of the location and its immediate surroundings. Ensure the building is secure and supervised until officially opened … attention should be given to nearby shrubbery, outbuildings and other areas to which the public have access. …