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… and stipulate that they must be worn at all times whilst on site. Ideally, the employing organisation should retain … measures are required when replacement staff are on site Where a contractor is already in post, but the …
… relation to CCTV and video surveillance systems. Given all sites have their own unique characteristics, rather than … cameras should to be placed in positions across the site that will offer the clearest images to the viewer. … reconnaissance, where it may be conducted in or around your site, and what you can do to deter or detect it developing …
… be parked close to an asset or inside the perimeter of a site or event space. The vehicle may be parked legitimately, … The occupant(s) of a vehicle may use a pretence to gain site access. The occupant(s) may lie, or have forged/stolen … person could be forced to facilitate hostile access into a site. They or others known to them may be threatened with …
… and visitors, especially those with frequent access to your site. Full CBR protection can be extremely expensive to … level air intakes ensure CBR response is featured into the site’s major incident plans consider evacuation routes … with dedicated air-handling, or even a specialist off-site facility aware that mail rooms can be a high-risk area …
… have available, this could include: digital screens at your sites (public facing and back of house) posters to print and display at your sites (public facing and back of house) posts on your social … stories on your public-facing channels, such as your website news section, your safety and security webpage, or …
… is also relevant to critical national infrastructure (CNI) sites and members of the public.  The ACT Awareness …
… – including pre-employment checks for staff and drivers site security – including vehicle access and operating …
… guidance Beyond the advice signposted above, the NCSC website has a collection of guidance suitable for organisations …