Safety & compliance

Security & Access Control

Perimeter fencing, access control, CCTV surveillance and ISPS-compliant marine security protect people, product and infrastructure.

Safety & compliance

Protecting people, product and infrastructure

A storage terminal holds valuable product and critical infrastructure, and operates in a security-conscious port environment. Our security approach protects all three through layered physical and procedural controls.

Perimeter fencing, access control and CCTV surveillance protect people, product and infrastructure around the clock. ISPS-compliant marine security governs vessel and berth access across the terminal.

Access is controlled at every boundary — site, facility and marine — with authorisation, identification and monitoring so that only the right people and vehicles are in the right places.

Key capabilities

Access Control

Controlled access across the terminal perimeter.

CCTV Surveillance

Continuous surveillance of critical areas.

ISPS Marine Security

ISPS-compliant vessel and berth security.

Perimeter Security

Fencing and monitoring around the site.

Layers of security

Security at every boundary

Our security approach applies controls at each layer of the terminal.

  • Perimeter — fencing, intrusion detection and monitoring
  • Access points — controlled entry with authorisation and identification
  • Facility — CCTV surveillance of critical areas
  • Marine — ISPS-compliant vessel and berth security
  • Cyber — protection of operational and inventory systems
  • Personnel — security screening and site induction
Marine security

ISPS-compliant vessel and berth access

Marine movements are governed by international ship and port facility security requirements.

Vessel and berth access follows ISPS-compliant marine security requirements, coordinating with the vessel, the port and relevant authorities so that marine movements are secure as well as safe.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What is ISPS compliance?

The ISPS Code is the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code — an international framework for the security of ships and port facilities. Vessel and berth access at our operations follows ISPS-compliant marine security requirements.

How is site access controlled?

Through perimeter fencing, controlled access points with authorisation and identification, CCTV surveillance of critical areas, and security screening and site induction for personnel and visitors.

Do you protect operational systems from cyber risk?

Cyber security of operational and inventory systems is part of our security scope, with protection measures applied to the systems that run the terminal.