Terminal Safety Zoning

Quelle: https://www.iata.org/en/programs/safety/

Terminal Safety Zoning refers to the systematic division of a cargo or passenger terminal into distinct zones, each subject to specific safety requirements. Its purpose is to minimize risks associated with unauthorized access, hazardous materials storage, and operational processes. Measures include access controls, signage, physical barriers, and designated work and traffic routes within the terminal.

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