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Tactic EB4: Ensure a Crisis Communication Plan is agreed and document all decisions including rationale

… on leadership and governance can be found on the NPSA website: NPSA - Leadership and Governance . It is important … stakeholders are important. Local organisations whose sites are nearby, or have shared use of the site being protected, are also likely to play an important …
Keywords: Staff , Risk Management , Risk Assessment , Communications , Security , Security plan

Polling Stations

… the polling day. A printed copy should be accessible at the site to staff engaged in the process. Familiarisation of the site, for all staff involved, is vital to identify key areas …
Keywords: Polling Stations , ACT , SCAN , public spaces , Election , Security , Building , Awareness

Summary of sources and further information

… Culture Venues and Public Spaces Guidance NaCTSO Section 3: Site Security Working with counter terrorism security advisers NaCTSO Section 3: Site Security Control Access   NPSA  Section 3: Site Security Lone Working HSE Section 3: Site Security …
Keywords: Advice , Venues and Public Spaces , Security , Vehicle , Security measures , Screening , Employees

Managing Terrorism Risks

… proceedings should an incident occur at or around your site. Managing the risks arising from terrorism can be done …

Where should I begin on ProtectUK?

… you are looking for that you cannot currently find on our site, please use the feedback form. Perform a risk …
Keywords: News , ACT , Security Culture , Protective Security , ProtectUK

Tactic EB1: Implement emergency change to shift patterns and agree plan with staff in advance

… due to work fatigue. If the organisation contains multiple sites in different geographic locations, consideration … specifically tasked with providing policing to certain sites. External Media Engagement: Engagement with the media …
Keywords: Threat Level , Emergency Planning , Staff , Communications

Tactic IB3: Ensure that any suspicious activity is reported in a timely manner

… in their desire to succeed. By using online research, on-site visits and, on occasion, insider knowledge, the hostile … to proactively look for anything they see in and around the site that might give them cause for concern. It is people that work at the site regularly that are the most likely to notice anything …
Keywords: Suspicious activity , Reporting , CCTV , Hostile Reconnaissance , Security , Deter Threats

Securing hazardous materials

… This leaflet and poster are to raise awareness among site operators about the ‘dual-use’ nature of hazardous …
Keywords: CBRN , Threat , Substances , Attack , Chemical , Hazardous Materials , Site security , Storage , Fertiliser

Keeping everyone safe at events

… isn’t right, you can raise your concerns on the ACT website act.campaign.gov.uk If you are a steward or helper at … safe for all and unattractive to terrorists Making your site and event safe - guidance for leaders and security …

Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… Call 999 if you suspect a UVIED   2.4 Considerations for site security managers Understand the threat posed by vehicles entering or in close proximity to your site. Whilst the principal risk is likely to be posed by … consider limiting and controlling vehicle access to your site as far as possible. For those vehicles requiring …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations