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… area will be challenged if a vehicle has been parked on-site, any work/parking permits should be displayed … into non-public areas should not be allowed worksites and equipment should be secured on leaving … The movement of any unauthorised vehicles on site should be strictly controlled and ideally prevented. If …
Keywords:
Site
, Security Culture
, Vehicle as a Weapon
, Access control
, Threat
, Site security
, Vehicle
, Security
, Goods vehicles
, Theft
, CCTV
, Drivers
, Hostile Vehicle Mitigation
, Visitors
, Contractors
Keywords:
Self-Initiated Terrorists
, Attack Methodology
, Threat analysis
, Intelligence
, Prevent
, Weapon
, Ideologies
, Target
, Extremist
… is to help reduce the likelihood of threats entering your site(s), and to help you detect threats that may already be present at your site, including areas hidden from surveillance. It should … the current and emerging needs of your organisation and site(s). When developing a search regime, it is important to …
… explosives, weapons and other threat items through a site’s secure perimeter. While bulk deliveries share some … deliveries at one point only. This should ideally be off-site or in a separate building, or at least in an area that … stakeholders is also crucial. Local organisations whose sites are nearby, or have shared use of the site being …
… to staff and visitors of both the business and the site security posture. Where there is no external secure perimeter, the site or building is likely to be the first point of … do not become weak spots in the perimeter during either a site evacuation or during daily operation of the building. …
… people that govern its use. To ensure the security of your site, you should consider the use of an access control … for a good security culture which will help ensure your site remains secure whilst continuing to be accessible to … be conducted. Decide on the appropriate response of your site. Establish if the threat is external or internal. …
… as turnstiles) to restrict entry to and/or exit from a site, or one or more zones within a site. It is sometimes referred to as ‘dynamic lockdown’. The … of the public. Guidance is provided on the ProtectUK website: Evacuation, invacuation, lockdown, protected spaces …
… and major incident. It is important that patrol regimes for sites and events look beyond the business/organisation … This may be supported through your organisation’s intranet site (if available). If the security update/briefing … lead to loss of life or serious physical damage to the site and these risks must also be acknowledged. It is …
… items or materials being brought into buildings or onto sites. Similarly, searching personnel as they enter and/or … on what vehicles and occupants are authorised to enter the site, for example by checking the drivers’ and vehicles’ … restricted items are prevented from entering or exiting the site. Be clear about what the search process is aiming to …
… stakeholders is important. Local organisations whose sites are nearby, or have shared use of the site being protected, are also likely to play an important … ‘best practices’ and lessons learned from similar sites within the business area the site operates within. …