Port Security Clause Samples

The Port Security clause establishes requirements and procedures to ensure the safety and security of vessels, cargo, and personnel while in port. It typically mandates compliance with local and international port security regulations, such as the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, and may require the sharing of security-related information or cooperation with port authorities. By setting clear expectations for security measures, this clause helps prevent unauthorized access, theft, or sabotage, thereby protecting assets and ensuring smooth port operations.
Port Security. ‌ 1. The Municipality shall be allowed to subcontract security work at the Port of Anchorage so long as the work duties and assignments of the contract are restricted to the following: Limiting access of unauthorized persons to the Port, ensuring that authorized persons do not bring unauthorized property into the Port, and ensuring compliance of authorized persons with the Port’s safety and security regulations pursuant to the Marine Transportation Security Act of 2002. 2. In order to facilitate cooperation between APD and the Port, the sergeant assigned to Community Liaison or designated by the Chief will regularly meet with a security officer of comparable rank to discuss issues that may interfere with the cooperation between APD officers and security guards and to ensure that the information necessary to the conduct of effective police and security activities in the Port are efficiently communicated to the APD officers and security guards who need the information. 3. The Municipality recognizes that law enforcement on Municipal streets is a function of the Anchorage Police Department. 4. The Municipality and the APDEA agree that the Port Security Contract will not be expanded to permit security guards to perform work traditionally performed by APDEA members at other locations or facilities within the Municipality. This agreement has no impact on current contracts for private security guards at certain Municipal buildings.
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Port Security. The County acknowledges and agrees that at all times during the term of the Lease, Lessee and its employees, agents and guests shall have unrestricted access to the Building 24 hours per day, 365/366 days per year. The County covenants and agrees that all access restrictions affecting the Port of Miami, including, without limitation, weather and security restrictions, shall be implemented east of the parking garage thereby allowing unfettered access to the Building at all times.
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Port Security. 18.1 The Principal must inform itself of, and strictly comply with, the requirements of the Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003 (Cth) (if relevant) as in force from time to time including any modification or substitute. 18.2 The Principal acknowledges that the Port Area may be a Security Regulated Port within the meaning of that Act.
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Port Security. Plan (PSP) shall mean the plan approved by the Port Director to ensure the application of operational and physical security measures designed to protect port facilities at the respective MARSEC levels.
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Port Security. 16.1 The Principal must inform itself of and strictly comply with the requirements of “The International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code” as in force from time to time including any modification or substitute. 16.2 The Principal acknowledges that the Port is a Security Regulated Port within the meaning of that code.
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