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Helping you reduce risk and meet your compliance requirements
Our business is to keep your business safe and secure
At Premel, our team work hard to ensure that all of your compliance requirements under the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 and Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003 are assured.
Our team is comprised of qualified security auditors, who know the aviation, maritime and offshore environments and can add value to your operation. We can undertake your internal and external audits across your entire security program.
Whether you’re an airport, airline, air cargo agent, port or port facility operator, ship operator, offshore oil and gas facility operator, or ASIC or MSIC issuing body we would love to work with you to to keep your security program up to date and compliant.
We specialise in the following services:
Overdue for an audit under your security program?
Premel understands the cost constraints of compliance and can carryout your internal and external audit program cheaper that you think. Contact us today for an obligation free quote.
Security Risk Management and BCP
Premel adopts the All-Hazards Risk Management approach for security risk assessments, as required under the recent amendments to the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 and Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003.
These recent amendments align the security regulated aviation and maritime & offshore oil and gas industries to the requirements of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018. While Premel maintains an approach consistent with ISO 31000:2018 and HB:167, we undertaken our risk assessments in accordance with the requirements of the revised legislation.
By way of overview, the key elements of the new requirements are:
1. Identify Material Risks:
- Comprehensive Risk Assessment: Conduct thorough assessments to identify all potential hazards, including natural disasters, human-induced threats, and environmental risks.
- Holistic View: Consider the impact on the availability, integrity, reliability, and confidentiality of critical infrastructure assets.
2. Minimise Risks to Prevent Incidents:
- Proactive Strategies: Develop and implement strategies to minimize or eliminate identified risks as far as reasonably practicable.
- Detection and Response: Establish processes to detect and respond to threats in real-time to prevent risks from materialising.
3. Mitigate the Impact of Realized Incidents:
- Robust Procedures: Implement robust procedures to mitigate the impact of incidents and ensure quick recovery.
- Business Continuity Plans: Develop and maintain business continuity plans to ensure the continued operation of critical services during and after an incident.
4. Effective Governance:
- Annual Reporting: Provide annual reports to relevant regulators, ensuring that the risk management program is up-to-date and compliant with regulatory requirements.
- Board Oversight: Ensure that the governance framework includes oversight by the organization’s board or governing body.
5. Continuous Improvement:
- Regular Reviews: Continuously review and update risk management practices to adapt to new threats and changing circumstances.
- Training and Awareness: Invest in training programs to enhance the skills and awareness of staff regarding risk management practices
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The new requirements for All-Hazards Risk Assessment apply to aviation, maritime and offshore oil and gas.
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