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Brandenburg.  \nSecurity Warning  \nThis document is to be controlled, stored, handled, transmitted, distributed, and disposed of in accordance with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy. This information should be disseminated only to personnel on a “need-to-know” basis. This guide is intended for use by local, state, federal, and private sector security partners as a reference for training and operations by emergency personnel in preparing for and responding to acts of terrorism.  \n1 Warning  \nHow to Use  \nThis Guide  \nHow to Use  \nThis Guide  \n2  \nVehicle Inspection Guide Purpose  \nPurpose  \nThe purpose of this document, developed by the Technical Support Working Group (TSWG) for the Office for Bombing Prevention, DHS, is to provide guidelines to personnel assigned the responsibility of assessing and inspecting incoming traffic for the presence of explosive threats. The information herein is not all inclusive and should be applied in conjunction with previous training, experience, and standard procedures and policies. Be aware that each case presents its own unique circumstances. In all cases, use common sense and do not conduct any operations that would place personnel, equipment, or facilities at risk.  \nThis book presents a comprehensive overview of methods to detect vehicle borne IEDs. Not all methods will be appropriate for use in all situations. Leaders, managers, and legal counsel should work together to ensure that these methods are employed in a manner consistent with legal requirements, the current threat level, and the facility’s security policy.  \nHow to Use This Book  \nThis book is divided into tabbed color-coded sections; the tabs separate sections and the colors correspond to the type of information and/or different vehicle types. Each tabbed vehicle section has a Quick Review that covers the “Hot Spots”(likely hiding places) and“Inspection Indicators” that may call for increased attention. Following each Quick Review is a detailed description of how to conduct a thorough inspection.  \nSupplemental reference information and guidance are provided at the end of the  \nbook, including a reference section that provides amplifying information on Example Concealments, Explosive Materials, and Homemade Explosives, as well as bomb threat standoff guidelines.  \nAlso available as a supplement to this guide is a video (see inside back cover for more information) .  \n3 How to Use This Book  \n4 Emergency Response  \nEmergency Response Guidelines  \nIn the event a potential threat device is discovered: SIN • Secure the vehicle with an appropriate perimeter.  \n• Isolate the vehicle and deny entry.  \n• Notify your chain of command and response teams .  \nTable of Contents  \nQuick Review  \nReference  \nSecurity Warning ........................................................................................................................................... 1  \nVehicle Inspection Guide Purpose.................................................................................................................2  \nHow to Use This Book ..................................................................................................................................3  \nEmergency Response Guidelines ..................................................................................................................4  \nSafety and Security Guidelines .....................................................................................................................7  \nDos and Don’ts ............................","cbCaiiIbyHJwHyVI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiIbyHJwHyVI","pdf",4047477,162,"English","# Quick Review\n# Reference\n## Security Warning\n## Vehicle Inspection Guide Purpose\n## How to Use This Book\n## Emergency Response Guidelines\n## Safety and Security Guidelines\n## Dos and Don’ts\n## Indicator – Definition\n## Interview Guidelines\n## Detailed Interviewing Guidelines\n## Passenger Vehicles\n## Cargo –Automobiles\n## Cargo – Pickup Truck\n## Cargo – Flat Panel Vans\n## Cargo – Minivan\n## Cargo – SUVs\n## Tractors/Trailers and Tankers","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Vehicle Inspection Guide (September 2012)?\",\"answer\":\"It provides guidelines for personnel responsible for assessing and inspecting incoming traffic for explosive threats, including vehicle-borne IEDs. 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