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… that many business owners will be occupying a premises within a managed site, such as a shopping centre, or leased premises where tenants are unable to make structural changes … If you decide to make significant changes to the premises, consider consulting your insurance company for …
… both crime and terrorism. Though the likelihood of your premises being caught up in a terrorist attack is unlikely, … By considering how to strengthen the security of your premises and taking action, you can better prepare for, manage … incident. Four things you can do now to secure your premises against terrorism VIEW the latest advice and guidance …
… off-boarded is an important component of keeping your premises secure. New staff joining your organisation should go … they need to know and do to be secure when within the premises. Should an employee leave your organisation, a thorough … returning any security passes or keys to areas of the premises, along with any issued electronic equipment, such as a …
… areas or within their sight regularly train, test and exercise your protective security measures The protective … building response level are a matter for individual premises or organisations and will differ according to a range … for ensuring compliance. It is important to test and exercise your activity for each response level. Read the National …
… and welfare at music concerts, festivals and other organised events. We have some chapters of the guide available … support of their aims. This section explains how event organisers and users of the Purple Guide can access support and … are proportionate, effective and responsive. Event organisers should ensure that anyone providing counter-terrorism …
… and substance misuse, improving the safety of their premises for customers, staff and the local community. See …
… deter terrorist and criminal acts, or at least plan to minimise their impact. Legal duty of care All employers have a … their welfare and safety whilst at work or on the premises. The Occupiers Liability Act 1957 establishes a duty of care of the occupier for lawful visitors on their premises. This includes ensuring that visitors are reasonably …
… opportunities with sector leads and specialist advisers. Signpost organisations to relevant guidance, training …
… by post or courier have been used on occasion to disguise harmful devices and substances. Most businesses will … which offers a potentially attractive route into the premises for those wishing to cause harm. Delivered items, which …