Access Points, Pass Control and Audits
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Tuesday, 13:00, Lakeside Airport. You visit the staff gate by the cargo road. The guard is polite and awake. But the register has no entries since 11:20. A contractor's van is parked inside the gate with no one near it. And a guard on your own team has a pass that ends on Friday. Nobody has told the pass office.
Focus: a supervisor keeps an access point working by checking three things again and again: the people, the routine and the records.
Learning objectives
- Check that an access point is ready before it opens.
- Check a post in three ways: watch, ask and read.
- Explain who may set random checks and who may run security tests, and what your part is.
- Keep a register of pass and training end dates for your team.
- Get a pass back the same day when a guard leaves or is suspended.
- Supervise your team's part when contractors work near a gate or a fence.
- Record a finding, fix it and check it again.
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