Countermeasures to the under vehicle IED (UVIED) threat Know your vehicle thoroughly, when searching for an IED you must know what should be attached, inside or underneath. Keep your vehicle in good condition and regularly serviced. Never leave your vehicle…
Searching: Searching should be conducted routinely. You should exercise your judgment as to whether you should carry out a search of your vehicle if it has been left in other areas. Care should be taken to ensure that the vehicle…
General The following guidance is intended to offer general advice to personnel when moving by vehicles. Personnel should adopt measures as appropriate to their circumstances and the assessed level of threat. Normal Journey Management procedures should apply and never make…
What to do if a bomb is suspected or found: Nobody should touch or move a suspected IED. The person finding a suspected device should alert the local security services and JBC management/Security dept/ HSE/ base coordinator. They in turn…
About explosive devices: Explosive devices may be manufactured military munitions, such as hand grenades, or may be devices that are homemade by terrorists or criminals. The latter are commonly known as Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). IEDs may be small enough…
Personal Security of Children: Ensure that children's rooms are not readily accessible from outside the house. Instruct children never to admit strangers to the house. As soon as they are able to learn, teach them when and how to alert…
Visitors, House Staff and Tradesmen: All visitors should be positively identified before being allowed to enter, in particular: Arrange fixed times for workmen to call. Check their identity and never leave them alone in the house. If they are unexpected,…
Doors and Windows: Secure locks and good key control are essential security aids. Cheap locks are easily picked and secure locks are only effective if the keys to them are properly protected as follows: Keep a strict check on your…
Introduction: This guidance is designed for personnel individual’s subjected to a high threat level but everyone should draw on it as necessary to suit their own particular circumstances. This guidance is designed to be read by the individuals concerned. The…
At host office: Inform your host of your accommodation and travel itinerary as well as daily arrival times, in person rather than on the telephone. Avoid discussing arrangements with other employees. Do not leave personal or business documents unattended in…