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<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Booklet</strong><br />

team, individuals and the whole site with a focus on the importance <strong>of</strong> effective health,<br />

safety and integrity.<br />

Question ñ What will be the impact <strong>of</strong> terrorism on the plantís security policies?<br />

There are inherent risks associated with the operation <strong>of</strong> any oil and gas facility, these<br />

include accidents. The plant will be designated as a major hazard facility and is required<br />

to demonstrate that all safety risks are properly managed to low levels. For example,<br />

Woodside has mature and rigorous processes in place to identify and manage these risks<br />

to ensure that they are maintained at levels considered to be as low as reasonably<br />

practicable.<br />

Security risks are yet to be identified through preliminary and confirmation security risk<br />

studies. Based on past examples though, major areas <strong>of</strong> industry concern have included:<br />

� Unauthorised entry <strong>of</strong> persons and items into plant;<br />

� Surveillance (from outside, or via internal penetration);<br />

� Blockage <strong>of</strong> shipping channels.<br />

Access to sites is through a controlled access point. This is to ensure the safety <strong>of</strong> those<br />

inside the plant and outside. The exact proximity restrictions will depend upon the design<br />

and layout <strong>of</strong> the plant and is based on risk assessments, computer modelling,<br />

environmental and topographical inputs as well as industry best practise.<br />

The security measures that will be employed will be based on the results <strong>of</strong> security risk<br />

studies and will comply with security legislation. Other similar installations have seen the<br />

use <strong>of</strong> security measures such as:<br />

� Perimeter fencing and intrusion detection systems around the site and critical areas;<br />

� Access control systems and procedures for vehicles and personnel;<br />

� Closed circuit TV (CCTV) systems for site safety and security monitoring;<br />

� On-site security guard force, for foot/vehicle patrol, as well as static post, first aid<br />

and response duties;<br />

� Visible and non-visible (infra-red) security lighting (latter used to reduce light spill);<br />

� Emergency response plans - for response to security or hazard generated incidents;<br />

� Exclusion zones around ship/shore interface areas (such as jetties);<br />

� Buffer zones around secured areas <strong>of</strong> an onshore <strong>LNG</strong> facility; and<br />

� Small patrol craft for water areas.<br />

�<br />

Details <strong>of</strong> security measures employed are required to remain confidential.<br />

Question ñ How will security personnel interact with members <strong>of</strong> the community?<br />

Security personnel will only be responsible for the fenced areas within the <strong>Precinct</strong> and<br />

the port area. Their role will be to manage access to the restricted area to ensure the<br />

safety <strong>of</strong> people and the facilities.<br />

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