National Grain and Feed Association
& Grain Elevator and Processing Society
Facility Security Site

This section contains guidance and training materials developed by the NGFA and GEAPS on how to conduct a facility vulnerability assessment and how to develop and implement a facility security plan. This section also contains security-related Powerpoint presentations made at NGFA and GEAPS-sponsored seminars.

• NGFA Comprehensive Guidance Document on Complying with FDA's Bioterrorism Recordkeeping Regulations (Updated 10/2/2006; PDF Format)
  

• NGFA Bioterrorism Recordkeeping Guide for Feed Dealers and Feed Stores (updated 4/29/2006; PDF format)
  
  
• NGFA PowerPoint Presentation on FDA's Bioterrorism Recordkeeping Regulations (Updated 4/28/2006)
  

• NGFA Agribusiness Facility and Operations Security – A Guide for Grain Handlers, Feed Manufacturers and Processors (Nov. 11, 2001; Updated November 2004; PDF Format) - http://www.ngfa.org/biosecurity.pdf
  
  
  
• NGFA Grain Warehouse Facility Vulnerability Assessment and Security Plan – A Guide for Complying with USDA/CCC Uniform Grain and Rice Storage Agreement (August 2004; PDF Format) - http://www.ngfa.org/pdfs/UGRSA_DOC.pdf
  
  
  
• Guide for Security Practices in Transporting Agricultural and Food Commodities (USDA and American Trucking Associations; October 2004; PDF Format) - http://www.usda.gov/homelandsecurity/aftcsecurguidfinal19.pdf
  
  
  
• Primer on CARVER+Shock Method for Conducting Facility Vulnerability Assessments ( PDF Format) - http:\\www.ngfa.org\pdfs\carver_shock_primer.pdf



• Inland Waterway System Cascading Impact Pilot Project -- Example of a Systems Approach to Risk Assessment - http:\\www.ngfa.org\ppt\Inland_Waterway_Project_Briefing_NFGA.ppt

 

 

 

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