The SCaN For All Staff module is designed for all members of staff across an organisation venue or event, to increase their awareness of hostile reconnaissance and how they can help to help counter it.
This page is a dedicated space for security managers to utilise the SCaN tools, and the guidance available and tailored for security staff.
If you or your work premises hold, keep or use stocks of specified disease-causing micro-organisms and toxins, you need to inform the Home Office.
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CBRN
, Threat
, Substances
, Chemical
, Attack Methodology
, Pathogens
, Toxins
, Health & Safety
Fertiliser use in the UK
The UK is the heaviest user of ammonium and ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers in the world, and since the 1970s nitrogenous fertilisers have been misused to make home-made explosives.
The blending,…
Good housekeeping is an important part of your security regime, helping to reduce the opportunity for placing suspicious items or bags and helping to deal with false alarms and hoaxes.
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Good housekeeping
, Security
, Suspicious Item
, Suspicious Behaviour
, public spaces
, Safety
, Securing and checking
, Election
There are a number of security considerations that need to be made both by those planning and those running for elections.
Installation
Installing alarms and CCTV on your property will serve as added protection and a deterrent to possible thieves.
You can install a detection system that uses:
sensors fitted to doors, windows or gates passive or…
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Fertiliser
If fertiliser must be stored outside, then it should be kept out of sight and away from public access. Fertiliser should be covered with heavy-duty waterproof plastic or canvas.
However, it might be more effective to build a compound…
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Fertiliser
See, Check and Notify (SCaN) is a free training programme that aims to help organisations, venues and events maximise safety and security using their existing resources.
Keywords:
Venues
, Protective Security
, SCAN
, Training
, Risk Management
, NPSA
, Staff training
, Staff
Please note that premises used for counting ballot papers may well be used for other purposes until shortly before counting commences. It is imperative, therefore, that a thorough search be made as near as possible to the arrival of the first ballot box.