In order to fullfill your legal duty to perform quarterly drills, you can:
- join us in our upcoming ISPS-events, that are organized in cooperation with authorities and partners or
- perform your own. Find some inspiration below.
Organization and performance of port facility security duties
- Drill 1 – role and structure of the security organisation
- Drill 2 – understanding of tasks and responsibilities
- Drill 3 – compliance with obligatory tasks and responsibilities
- Drill 4 – incident reporting
- Drill 5 – deployment of external security organization on level 2 or 3
Communication and raising the alarm
- Drill 6 – PFSO accessibility
- Drill 7 – suspicious object/package at the security guardhouse/reception
- Drill 8 – bomb warning
- Drill 9 – familiarity with communication equipment
- Drill 10 – tune security procedures with SSO
- Drill 11 – test alarms or sirens
- Drill 12 – pamphlet exercise
Access to the port facility
- Drill 13 – identication systems check
- Drill 14 – check perimeter
- Drill 15 – suspicious, unknown load
- Drill 16 – procedures for access control
- Drill 17 – unauthorized access with false identity
- Drill 18 – register of visitors present
- Drill 19 – undocumented goods
- Drill 20 – access points close of for level 2 or 3
- Drill 21 – unauthorized access – unnoticed
- Drill 22 – sensitive information leakage
- Drill 23 – open gates and entrances
- Drill 24 – simulate escalated security level
Restricted areas within the port facility
- Drill 25 – test measures and procedures
- Drill 26 – test detection equipment and alarms
- Drill 27 – marking of restricted areas
Monitoring the security of the port facility
- Drill 28 – patrol rounds
- Drill 29 – CCTV
- Drill 30 – suspicious vehicle – photographs
- Drill 31 – CCTV at escalated security level
- Drill 32 – lighting
- Drill 33 – equipment defect or incorrect operation
Handling of cargo
- Drill 34 – cargo inspections check
- Drill 35 – inventory check including location of dangerous goods/substances
- Drill 36 – control procedure for goods at escalated security level
- Drill 37 – freight storage areas check at escalated security level
Delivery of ship’s stores
- Drill 38 – check procedure for delivering supplies at security level 1
- Drill 39 – escort delivery (if applicable)
- Drill 40 – check procedure for delivering supplies at escalated security level
Handling of unaccompanied baggage
- Drill 41 – handling and screening of unaccompanied luggage
- Drill 42 – delivery of unaccompanied package
Training, drills and exercises on port facility security
- Drill 43 – attend your local Ports PFSO meeting or a Port Security Center event
- Drill 44 – organise a training course or information session, e.g. the Security Awareness training Port Security Center offers, or a training in Predictive Profiling or Evaluating truthfulness and credibility training
Ferry services
- Drill 45 – permissible weapon
- Drill 46 – unaccompanied baggage found
- Drill 47 – missing passenger
- Drill 48 – birthday present
- Drill 49 – baby food
Source: Exercitium. European handbook of maritime security exercises and drills
Fire drills
- Oefenkaarten 100-serie
- Oefenkaarten 200-serie
- Oefenkaarten 300-serie
- Oefenkaarten 400-serie
- Oefenkaarten 500-serie
- Oefenkaarten 600-serie
- Oefenkaarten 700-serie
- Tips on fighting fire in Ship’s Cargo Hold at Port
Visitation
Source: Wees voorbereid op het Onverwachte – Handboek voor Security Training – Jan van Twillert CPP CSP RSE