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Increased Security Risk Notice

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

INCREASED SECURITY RISK NOTICE

Dec 22, 2003

Due to ongoing security threats to the country, please review the following core reminders for hazmat workers and companies. More specific recommendations regarding hazardous materials security practices, driver security measures and other security information are available at our Web site: http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/safety_security/safety_security.htm

HAZMAT COMPANIES

PREPARE

Review Emergency and Security plans with your employees.

ASSESS

Determine the need to implement any increased security measure from your Security Plan in times of heightened threats.

ACT

Cooperate and Communicate with Local, State, and Federal Officials.

Promptly dispatch Threat Warnings and security tips to drivers and employees.

HAZMAT DRIVERS & WORKERS

PREPARE

Review your company's Security and Emergency Plans.

Be prepared for emergencies, increased law enforcement, and possiblehighway delays or closures.

ASSESS

Be alert for unusual situations.

ACT

Report suspicious and threatening behavior.


THREAT CONDITION: Any determination by the Secretary of Homeland Security for an elevated or imminent alert notice.


 
 
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