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Site Security Table of Contents Introduction Responsibility Site Security Site Security Plan 1. Introduction Proper site security arrangements are necessary to protect Companys and clients property. Security very much relates to safety and has a degree of overlap with safety. On construction projects within the fence of an existing plant, usually the clients security and guard arrangements will be applicable also to the construction of the new facilities. However, security relative to Companys site buildings and the documentation contained there-in on any project requires proper attention and measures. This section is to be considered a guide to setting up a security program for construction projects where there are no existing facilities and, thus, own all encompassing security arrangements have to be made by Company. 2. Responsibility As for safety, the ultimate responsibility for security on site rests with the Project Construction Manager. The organizational structure of the Company site team, project size and clients requirements/involvement relative to security will determine who in the site organization will handle the day to day security matters. Generally, the Company Safety Manager will have functional responsibility with the administrative responsibility resting with the Office Manager. Alternatively the Office Manager may handle all security matters. 3. Site Security 3.1 Guard Service At the start of site activities arrangements have to be made for guard services at the site gate. Guard services can be obtained either by means of a subcontract to a specialized security firm or by hiring personnel locally on Companys payroll. Using a specialized firm usually has preference over hiring own personnel for a number of reasons e.g. experienced personnel can be expected, replacements during vacations and illnesses can be obtained, standard guard/security instructions will be available. Moreover the specialized firm processes all necessary permits/lic