
Alert Level
BLACK
Families
EVACUATED
Non Essential Staff
EVACUATED
Essential Staff
MANDATORY
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Close Operations, Provide Support for Stay Behind National Staff
A “Country Crisis” security environment. Civil unrest, continuous violence and high levels of criminal activity appear to be escalating to the point where the complete fabric of government and law and order is breaking down. Country, company management decides that the company can no longer continue operations. Country, company management is to evacuate remaining essential staff as appropriate. Continued organizational and personal security and risk management procedures are required as appropriate.
All remaining national staff will be requested to stay at home until further notice. Staff may have to move to alternative family locations or move to identified safe havens to maintain safety and security or be evacuated as appropriate.
High levels of vulnerability and exposure to direct/indirect adverse impact on country, company operations and/or personnel remain; there is a need to continue the evacuation of essential staff as required.
“Alert Level Black” The evacuation of families and non-essential staff is complete, Mandatory evacuation of essential staff continues as appropriate. Increased security is required to manage direct and indirect security threats to vulnerable country, company staff. Additional and appropriate security precautions are to be maintained by country, company management depending on the circumstances.
Country, company management will maintain travel restrictions for international visitors and all domestic travel within the country as necessary. Increased country, company risk management and security requirements including continued evacuation will apply as appropriate. All national staff are to remain home.
Reduce Presence, Maintain Increased Security
A “Country Emergency” security environment, displaying a breakdown in government control and law and order with a very high level of security unrest. The primary objective is to ensure that the personal security exposure for country, company staff is kept to an absolute minimum as deemed necessary for the maintenance of day-to-day business operations. Country, company management is to evacuate remaining non-essential staff and consider the voluntary evacuation of essential staff as appropriate. Increased organizational and personal security and risk management procedures are required as appropriate.
Continued and increasing security incidents and high levels of tension remain in effect. High levels of security unrest including acts of terrorism, politically motivated violence, public unrest and criminal activity continue, including country, company focused incidents. Authorities continue to lack the ability to maintain control, law and order. Security incidents continue to have a wider impact on public safety and security.
High levels of vulnerability and exposure to direct/indirect adverse impact on country, company operations and/or personnel remain. There is a need to continue the evacuation of non-essential and essential staff as required.
“Alert Level Red” The evacuation of families is complete. Mandatory evacuation of non-essential staff and voluntary evacuation of essential staff continues as appropriate. Increased security is required to manage direct and indirect security threats to vulnerable country, company staff. Additional and appropriate security precautions are to be implemented by country, company management depending on the circumstances.
Country, company management will maintain travel restrictions for international visitors and all domestic travel within the country as necessary. Increased country, company risk management and security requirements including continued evacuation will apply as appropriate. All national non-essential staff is to remain home.
Enhanced Security Required
An elevated security environment requiring “Caution.” Consider voluntary evacuation of families as appropriate and implement enhanced levels of awareness, preparation and compliance to country, company organizational and personal security and risk management procedures.
Security incidents are frequent, tensions have increased. Security unrest such as acts of terrorism, politically motivated violence, public unrest and crime, including extortion and coercion, are becoming more regular. Authorities have difficulty in maintaining law and order in certain areas, a number of security incidents have a wider impact on public safety and security.
There is an increased vulnerability for the direct/indirect adverse impact on country, company operations and/or personnel.
“Alert Level Yellow” There is an identified need to mitigate the frequency and capacity of direct and indirect security threats where company staff are potentially vulnerable. There is a requirement for the “Preparation” of the evacuation of dependents and non-essential staff as appropriate. Additional and appropriate security precautions are to be implemented by country, company management depending on the circumstances.
Country, company management will continue to maintain normal travel approval procedures for international visitors and all domestic travel within the country as necessary. However, travel restrictions will be implemented for locations experiencing severe security incidents as required. Enhanced company risk management and security requirements will apply, including the voluntary evacuation of families as appropriate.
Routine Security Awareness
A normal security environment requiring awareness, preparation and compliance to country, company organizational and personal security and risk management procedures.
Intermittent security incidents may occur. Some minor tensions may exist. Security unrest including acts of terrorism, politically motivated violence, public unrest and crime are sporadic. Authorities are capable of maintaining law and order without further wider impact on public safety and security.
There is little or no direct/indirect adverse impact on country, company operations and/or personnel.
“Alert Level Green” does not mean the organization or personnel are complacent. Proper planning, establishment and maintenance of routine policy, procedures, processes and systems supported by adequate physical security is of vital importance.
Country, company management will implement and maintain normal travel approval procedures for international visitors and all domestic travel within the country. All normal country, company risk management and security requirements will apply.
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