LUL - G1254
Prevention of Cable Theft
inactive
| Organization: | LUL |
| Publication Date: | 1 January 2012 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 4 |
scope:
Metal theft is a growing societal problem receiving a lot of media attention and occurrences to TfL's assets harm its reputation.
Project Managers need to be aware that Section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 places on TfL a "Duty to consider crime and disorder implications". This means that when we are undertaking work that changes a security profile it has to be appropriately reviewed and acted upon.
It is recommended that you carry out the following as best practice.
Purpose
The purpose of this Guidance is to raise awareness with regard to metal theft, both in terms of raw materials (i.e cables) and in terms of plant machinery.
Document History
February 1, 2020
Prevention of metal theft (including cables)
This guidance applies to all staff and contractors undertaking changes that can affect our Security Profile, when working on signalling in accordance with LU standard S1198 ‘Signalling and Signalling...
January 1, 2017
Prevention of metal theft (including cables)
This guidance applies to all staff and contractors undertaking changes that can affect our security profile.
Section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 places on TfL a “Duty to consider crime and...
G1254
January 1, 2012
Prevention of Cable Theft
Metal theft is a growing societal problem receiving a lot of media attention and occurrences to TfL's assets harm its reputation.
Project Managers need to be aware that Section 17 of the Crime and...