examining and enhancing physical security measures related to outside access to HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems and utility controls (electrical, gas, water, phone) securing chemical and cleaning product storage areas and maintaining appropriate records of such items conducting status checks of emergency communication mechanisms implementing information security programs including web site access to sensitive information identifying high risk facilities, organizations and potential targets in the community surrounding the transit facility ID badges for all employees for security purposes considering using cameras to monitor facilities and/or transit vehicles ensuring adequate lighting for the facility grounds considering placing fencing or similar barrier around perimeter of facility and storage areas developing, reviewing, refining and testing crisis preparedness procedures Bus Stop Locations When a decision is made to establish a bus stop, [NAME OF AGENCY] assesses bus stop locations to ensure that are located in the most secure areas possible. Guidelines for this assessment are: Highly visible Well lighted Located in populated areas when possible Located away from unsafe areas Co-located with activity centers if possible 3.2d. - OSHA REQUIREMENTS [NAME OF AGENCY] periodically inspects its facilities and staff working conditions in order to ensure that the agency is compliant with all applicable OSHA requirements. 3.2e. ALTERNATE BUSINESS LOCATIONS – [NAME OF AGENCY] has established plans for alternate facilities, equipment, personnel, and other resources necessary to maintaining service during crisis, or to resume service as quickly as possible following disaster. Emergency Drop Points Emergency drop points are pre-designated safe locations that are used by drivers to drop off passengers whenever instructed to do so by the dispatcher or the designated backup. In the event of an emergency, the
examining and enhancing physical security measures related to outside access to HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems and utility controls (electrical, gas, water, phone) securing chemical and cleaning product storage areas and maintaining appropriate records of such items conducting status checks of emergency communication mechanisms implementing information security programs including web site access to sensitive information identifying high risk facilities, organizations and potential targets in the community surrounding the transit facility ID badges for all employees for security purposes considering using cameras to monitor facilities and/or transit vehicles ensuring adequate lighting for the facility grounds considering placing fencing or similar barrier around perimeter of facility and storage areas developing, reviewing, refining and testing crisis preparedness procedures Bus Stop Locations When a decision is made to establish a bus stop, [NAME OF AGENCY] assesses bus stop locations to ensure that are located in the most secure areas possible. Guidelines for this assessment are: Highly visible Well lighted Located in populated areas when possible Located away from unsafe areas Co-located with activity centers if possible 3.2d. - OSHA REQUIREMENTS [NAME OF AGENCY] periodically inspects its facilities and staff working conditions in order to ensure that the agency is compliant with all applicable OSHA requirements. 3.2e. – ALTERNATE BUSINESS LOCATIONS [NAME OF AGENCY] has established plans for alternate facilities, equipment, personnel, and other resources necessary to maintaining service during crisis, or to resume service as quickly as possible following disaster. Emergency Drop Points Emergency drop points are pre-designated safe locations that are used by drivers to drop off passengers whenever instructed to do so by the dispatcher or the designated backup. In the event of an emergency, the
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