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Cash in transit guide GENERAL GUIDE FOR MANAGING CASH-IN-TRANSIT SECURITY RISKS This General Guide provides information on how to manage cash-in-transit security risks It is supported by an Information Sheet for small business What is cash-in-transit Cash

GENERAL GUIDE FOR MANAGING CASH-IN-TRANSIT SECURITY RISKS This General Guide provides information on how to manage cash-in-transit security risks It is supported by an Information Sheet for small business What is cash-in-transit Cash-in-transit activities involve workers transporting or moving cash in vehicles or by foot This is usually carried out by a security provider Cash includes money coins jewels bullion securities and other ?nancial instruments Examples of some cash-in-transit activities include safeguarding cash during transport and servicing and maintaining automatic teller machines ATM automatic ticket machines or similar technology where cash is exposed to the public Who should use this Guide This General Guide is for companies businesses people and workers in the cash-in-transit industry usually involving armoured or non-armoured vehicle operations It is also for businesses that use a security provider to transport cash and persons conducting a business or undertaking who manage workplaces like shopping centre managers and other duty holders like architects designers and local councils that have a role in determining how cash is transported or stored This Guide does not provide information about how other legislation related to cash-in-transit activities applies for example legislation for ?rearms security public health and road transport Handling cash ? in house ? This Guide does not apply to businesses or undertakings that handle or transport cash ? in-house ? rather than engaging a security provider for these services For example retailers chemists or hotels where a worker or business owner transports cash from the workplace to a bank or bank sta ? moving cash internally within the bank premises These types of business should read the Guide for handling and transporting cash for information on how to manage cash handling and transportation risks - - - - Multi-Vol Set - - - - PDF - - - - DOCX CWho has duties under the law Everyone in the workplace has a work health and safety duty The main duties are set out in Table Table Duty holders and their obligations Who Duties Person conducting a business or undertaking Designers manufacturers suppliers and importers O ?cers Workers and others A person conducting a business or undertaking must ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that workers and other people are not exposed to health and safety risks arising from the business or undertaking For cash-in- transit this includes businesses or undertakings that carry out cash-in- transit activities e g security providers use security providers e g ?nancial institutions and other clients manage or control a workplace e g shopping centre managers and design structures e g architects designers and local councils approving the design A client like a ?nancial institution has a duty to manage the risk of armed robberies occurring when deciding on the location of ATMs and the method by which cash is collected from or delivered to their premises A security provider has a duty to ensure their workers ??including contractors they engage ??can carry out the work safely A manager of premises has a duty to