On or before January 1, 2005, the Department shall adopt hazardous material security standards that require:
(1) Prioritization and periodic analysis, using accepted methodologies, of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences;
(2) Development and implementation of security measures commensurate with risks;
(3) Documentation of security management programs, processes, and procedures;
(4) Training, drills, and guidance for employees, contractors, service providers, and others, as appropriate, to enhance awareness and capability;
(5) Communications, dialogue, and exchange of information with employees, communities, and government agencies and officials;
(6) Internal audits to assess security programs and processes and the implementation of corrective measures; and
(7) Third-party verification that owners and operators have implemented the physical security measures that have been identified under the required periodic analysis of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences.
On or before January 1, 2005, the Department shall adopt hazardous material security standards that require:
(1) Prioritization and periodic analysis, using accepted methodologies, of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences;
(2) Development and implementation of security measures commensurate with risks;
(3) Documentation of security management programs, processes, and procedures;
(4) Training, drills, and guidance for employees, contractors, service providers, and others, as appropriate, to enhance awareness and capability;
(5) Communications, dialogue, and exchange of information with employees, communities, and government agencies and officials;
(6) Internal audits to assess security programs and processes and the implementation of corrective measures; and
(7) Third-party verification that owners and operators have implemented the physical security measures that have been identified under the required periodic analysis of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences.
On or before January 1, 2005, the Department shall adopt hazardous material security standards that require:
(1) Prioritization and periodic analysis, using accepted methodologies, of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences;
(2) Development and implementation of security measures commensurate with risks;
(3) Documentation of security management programs, processes, and procedures;
(4) Training, drills, and guidance for employees, contractors, service providers, and others, as appropriate, to enhance awareness and capability;
(5) Communications, dialogue, and exchange of information with employees, communities, and government agencies and officials;
(6) Internal audits to assess security programs and processes and the implementation of corrective measures; and
(7) Third-party verification that owners and operators have implemented the physical security measures that have been identified under the required periodic analysis of potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences.
