What is included in the property aspect of a security program?

The property aspect of a security program focuses primarily on the physical assets and resources involved in the application of herbicides and other related activities. This includes storage facilities where herbicides are safely kept and secured to prevent unauthorized access as well as the application equipment used to dispense these substances properly and effectively. Ensuring that these physical components are well-managed is essential for maintaining safety standards and compliance with regulations, thereby protecting both the applicators and the environment.

While employee training protocols and methodologies related to customer service are integral to an overall security and operational strategy, they fall more under the category of personnel management and customer relations rather than the property aspect. Marketing strategies are also outside this domain, as they pertain to business development rather than the preservation and management of physical assets important for safely handling herbicides. Thus, focusing on storage facilities and application equipment gives a comprehensive view of the necessary considerations regarding the physical security measures in a herbicide application context.