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HM 232

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HM 232

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  1. HM 232 HOMELAND SECURITY This presentation runs automatically. Safety Department jim deal x3609 This slide Time 6 sec.

  2. Note: The next slide has a attached video showing the attack on the World Trade Center Towers.. in New York City NYC September 11, 2001.You are not required to watch the video. Click on the This slide Time 10 sec.

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  5. 1993A group of religious fundamental terrorists attempted to topple the World Trade Center with an unmarked rental truck loaded with hazardous materials This slide Time 8 sec.

  6. 1993 The FBI arresteda terrorist cell that tried to detonate a stolen gasoline tanker in the New York City Hudson River Tunnel This slide Time 6.7 sec.

  7. 1995 Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh who was angered with the government, sets off a truck bomb made of ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, leaving a crater 20 feet wide and eight feet deep in a government building. One (168) hundred and sixty-eight people were killed, including several children. This slide Time 13.2 sec.

  8. 1999Two members of an anti-government militia were arrested for plotting to detonate 24 million gallons of propane in a storage facility in Elk Grove ,CA. This slide Time 9 sec.

  9. 2001A group of well organized terrorists hijacked four commercial aircrafts crashing two into the World Trade Towers, This slide Time 7.5 sec.

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  11. one in the Pentagon and the passengers of the fourth plane forced the plane to crash into a field in Pennsylvania. This slide Time 5.1 sec.

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  13. You are an important part of an 11 Trillion dollarindustry. Transportation represents 11% of the nation’s economics which includes transporting800,000hazardous materialshipments in the United States per day. This slide Time 7.5 sec.

  14. Many of these hazardous materials are essential to our every day life. This slide Time 3.3 sec.

  15. But placed in the hands of a terrorist some hazardous materials mixed with other hazardous materials can cause an explosion( Ammonium Nitrate &Nitrate acid)used in the1993 bombing of the World Trade Tower in NYC. This slide Time 10 sec.

  16. Securing the nation from falling into the wrong hands is daunting. Transportation of gasoline and propane tankers demand a fleet of over 85,000 trucks and the police and other law enforcement agencies cannot guarantee the security of the nation’s transportation system. This slide Time 12.5 sec.

  17. Who is a terrorist ? • It has been learned that a terrorist can live for many months in our community. • Holding regular jobs • Attending school • Shopping at local supermarkets. This slide Time 9.7 sec.

  18. Who is a terrorist ? The biggest mistake we can make is to stereotype what we think a terrorist should look like… This slide Time 6.9 sec.

  19. Be suspicious • Watch for unusual behavior • Don’t be misled because the individual does not fit what you think a terrorist should look like. • It will be the individual who blends in This slide Time 11.1 sec.

  20. Potential Terrorist • Persons to watch • Disgruntled worker who you hear making threats and showing violence • Part Time and Temporary workers • .. This slide Time 8.7 sec.

  21. Potential Terrorist • We learned that terrorists can be patient and can work in jobs for months filtrating into the system to be used to their advantage. • A successful terrorist is the one person you never expected This slide Time 11.8 sec.

  22. STOP ! Please answer the question? Are you a driver or do you dispatch drivers? Click on the correct answer YesorNo This slide Time 4.6 sec.

  23. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? This slide Time 4.6 sec.

  24. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? • Shortest route This slide Time 1. sec.

  25. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? • Shortest route • Highly populated areas This slide Time 3 sec.

  26. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? • Shortest route • Highly populated areas • Maintaining a visual contact with the other vehicle

  27. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? • Shortest route • Highly populated areas • Maintaining a visual contact with the other vehicle • Routes through tunnels and over bridges This slide Time 2.3 sec.

  28. Which of the following items should the driver consider when planning a trip of hazardous materials? ALL FOUR ! • Shortest route • Highly populated areas • Maintaining a visual contact with the other vehicle • Routes through tunnel and over bridges This slide Time 3.6 sec.

  29. You have been trained on what you need to do when handling and transporting hazardous material,but you have not had training on the threats of an terrorist when transporting hazardous This slide Time 4 sec.

  30. Awareness is your best defense • A driver needs to inspect his /her truck & trailer regularly to ensure it has not been tampered with. • Report to dispatch on suspicious loaded trailers (with or without hazardous materials) of any broken seals, missing cargo and any trailer doors found open that should have been closed. This slide Time 15.2 sec.

  31. Awareness our best defensive • It is important that drivers do not leave their vehicles unattended, running or parked with keys in the ignition. • If a driver needs to stop.. park in well lit areas. This slide Time 10.5 sec.

  32. Drivers need to inspect their equipment after each stop for any unusual and suspicious items when transporting placard hazardous material shipments. • Drivers are to check inside empty trailers they pick up and report any suspicious items or concerns about the trailer. This slide Time 15.3 sec.

  33. Drivers need to pay close attention to vehicles around them and make note of any vehicles that appear to be following them. • Notify dispatch or the authorities on any unusual or suspicious concerns. This slide Time 10.1 sec. *

  34. Awareness our best defensive • Do not dispatch a hazardous material shipment if it cannot reach it’s destination on the same day. • Hazmat OTR runs should be planned so the hazardous material shipment will arrive at the terminal or be handed off to another driver before the end of the drivers duty tour. This slide Time 16.7 sec.

  35. Awareness our best defensive In the event that an OTR driver must layover with a hazardous material shipment…. • Question the driver’s layover location. • Is it a secure, well lit facility such as Petro, Flying-J or Truck Stops of America? This slide Time 12.5 sec.

  36. In event of a terrorist threat or high alert status indicated by Homeland Security, the Safety Department will notify all TCS facilities and the TCS fleet of the alert warning. This slide Time 9.4 sec. *

  37. Notification will include satellite communication, cell phones, pagers, phones and faxes. This slide Time 4.9 sec. *

  38. Planning and Enroute Security Drivers (and employees) are not to discuss details about a hazardous material pick-up, locations and destinations with unauthorized persons. This slide Time 9 sec. *

  39. Drivers are not to pick up hitchhikers or allow any unauthorized persons in the truck cab at anytime. This slide Time 6.9 sec. *

  40. Drivers are not to stop and help disabled vehicles or motorists. Drivers need to call local authorities if anyone is needing assistance. This slide Time 7.2 sec. *

  41. What can I do? • Control lock your computer when not at your work area. • Remove your work badge when not at work • Be aware of your surroundings • Watch what you said in a public area. This slide Time 8.8 sec.

  42. Rules to follow… • Visitors (Vendors) are required to log in & out and wear a visitor’s badge while visiting headquarters This slide Time 8.8 sec.

  43. Rules to follow… • Triple Crown Services off site locations have the     same requirements for visitors. The visitors are logged in to the system and given a visitor pass and the card is to be displayed in the windshield of the     vehicle (service vehicle entering the property,     others vehicles such as salesmen are to park in       the visitors parking area. This slide Time 8.8 sec.

  44. At our hazardous material list is small and is limited to mostly two types of hazardous material classes. Flammable Corrosive This slide Time 7.7 sec.

  45. But we need to do our part … • A secure transportation system is vital for our nation • It ensures our economic growth • Protects our citizens • Calms the fear of a major threat This slide Time 8.8 sec.

  46. Alert Colors to watch for …. This slide Time 8.8 sec.

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  48. In Closing With a better understanding of threats, targets and preventative measures, we can reduce the risk of a catastrophic event This slide Time 8.4 sec.

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