ABX Visitor Policy          


ABX Visitor Policy

Overview

To provide a safe work environment and to provide access to the ABX facility, only authorized visitors may enter property owned and/or operated by ABX Air.

Core Requirements

  • ABX will comply with all objectives of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Transportation Security Administration and/or the FAA.
  • Visitor access may vary according to the threat advisory level issued by the Department of Homeland Security.
  • All non-operational visitors and non-

business tours will be suspended during orange or red threat advisory levels.

  • All non-ABX employees must report to a security post for screening before access will be granted.
  • All visitors must have a proper picture ID that will be left with Security for the duration of the visit. An authorized visitor must escort minors without a proper ID.
  • A visitor badge must be displayed, at or above the waist, at all times while on ABX-owned or operated property.
  • All visitors without an approved ABX contractor/vendor identification badge must be escorted at all times when Homeland Security has issued a threat advisory of orange or red.
  • For safety and work disruption reasons, all visitors to work-related areas must be pre-approved by a manager or above, from the affected areas.
  • ABX employees may escort family members in the Administration Building when meeting Human Resources representatives.

Employee Responsibility

  • Make sure that visitors are aware of the core requirements of this policy ahead of their visit.
  • Assure that non-business visitors to work areas are pre-approved by a manager or above from the affected areas.

Leadership Responsibility

  • Approve only those business visitors who have a legitimate business reason for being on ABX-owned or operated property.
  • Make sure that visitors are aware of the core requirements of this policy ahead of their visit.
  • Assess the safety and work disruption impact before approving non-business visitors in work areas.

Copyright © 2005.  ABX Air, Inc.  All rights reserved.
Revised: September 14, 2010.