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BS 7872:2002 2006

BS 7872:2002 2006

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Manned security services. Cash-in-transit services (collection and delivery). Code of practice

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BSI 2006 16
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1 BRITISH STANDARD
2 Committees responsible for this British Standard
3 Contents
5 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
cash-in-transit (CIT) service
customer
service schedule
control room area
secure premises
vault
4 Company organization
4.1 Structure and principles
6 4.2 Finances
4.3 Insurance
4.4 Premises
4.5 Sale of services
4.6 Company information
7 4.7 Health and safety
5 Operations
5.1 Surveys and risk assessments
5.2 Contracts
5.3 Service schedule
5.4 Control
5.5 Equipment
8 5.6 Documentation
6 Staff
6.1 Selection and vetting
6.2 Terms of employment
6.3 Identification
9 6.4 Uniform
6.5 Drivers
6.6 Training
11 7 Vehicles
7.1 All CIT vehicles should be designed and constructed specifically for the purpose of transporting cash or valuables.
7.2 Manufacturers of CIT vehicles and conversions should issue a certificate of conformity, clearly indicating that the vehicle has been constructed in accordance with all legal requirements and the purchasers own agreed and documented specification.
7.3 Evidence that the vehicle specification satisfies the companiesā€™ insurers should be available.
7.4 Vehicles should be capable of carrying the maximum payload without detriment to their road holding ability and stability. Th…
7.5 Glazing should be designed to give minimum restriction to forward or side vision.
7.6 Apertures introduced to assist loading and unloading should be fitted in such a way as to preserve the integrity to the vehicle in its protected form.
7.7 The cash value carried should never exceed the maximum for which the vehicle is insured.
8 Control room/area
8.1 General
8.2 Location
12 8.3 Construction
8.4 Facilities and equipment
8.5 Control room staffing
13 9 Vault
9.1 General
9.2 Design and construction
9.3 Facilities and equipment
14 9.4 Operation
15 BS 7872:2002

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