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JJ-SU-PR-9504-JJ Travel Risk Management
JJ-SU-PR-9504-JJ Travel Risk Management
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Procedure
Effective Date: Rev. No:
Travel Risk Management 19-Nov-18 0
Process Owner: Date Last Reviewed:
Issuing Process:
Vice President of Global Security & 16-May-18
Global Security & Resilience
Resilience
1.0 PURPOSE:
To provide travel risk management and approval oversight for employees traveling on company
business.
The BMS will be implemented in a progressive manner and the following qualifications
apply to some references. This document will be updated throughout implementation.
References not yet available will not have a live link and are indicated by an “xxxx” in
the referenced document number i.e. BG-PO-DT-xxxx-LD. Reference existing
documents in the legacy Jacobs BPS or CH2M QMS.
References to documents available in the legacy Jacobs BPS or CH2M QMS which do
not yet have a specific BMS replacement document identified are indicated by an *
following the reference i.e. Records Retention*
3.0 REFERENCES:
3.1 Records Retention*.
The applicable version of this document resides in the Business Management System (BMS). All copies are considered to be uncontrolled.
File Name:
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4.0 DEFINITIONS:
None.
5.0 INTRODUCTION:
The traveler must take personal responsibility for decisions made and precautions taken to ensure
personal safety, security, and well-being as far as reasonably practicable. The Company can provide
general guidance, but this has to be modified to suit individual circumstances and conditions, as risk
is not a static state. See JJ-SU-WI-9504-JJ, Travel Risk Management.
6.0 PROCESS:
Global Security Reviews employee’s High and Very High Risk travel plans; provides
& Resilience consultation and recommends changes.
(GS&R) or HSE
Team Member Discusses with the employee any additional security or medical
measures (HSE) that need to be in place prior to travel (e.g., evacuation
planning, ground transportation, check-in protocols for security or
inoculations, protective clothing, preventive medications, or other
medical concerns).
7.0 RECORDS:
The following records shall be retained in accordance with this Procedure, JJ-QL-PR-0001-JJ, Control
of Documents and Records, and Records Retention*, or per contract requirements.
Responsible
Media, Location, and
Record Description Individual or
Indexing Method
Organization
Consultation &
Alerts &
Review – Risk
SUPPLIER INPUT Response OUTPUT CUSTOMER
Ranking
(6.2)
(6.1)
Determine Risk
Rating for Traveler Line
Traveler Travel
TRiP/SPA
Management
Destination
If Over Risk
Threshold Consultation
GS Engage with GS
Third-Party
Phase
or HSE
Approve,
HSE Utilize Adjust, or Traveler
Appropriate Reject
Systems to
Determine
Line Travel
Risk Levels GS
Management Itinerary
Arrange Documentati
Travel on
Compliance
Prepare for
with
Travel
Appropriate
HSE
Guidance
Training Documentati
on
Security or
Escalate
Medical
APOC
Issue
Impact
Assessment Relevant
Guidance,
Support or
Advice from
GS or HSE