SAFETY (AND SECURITY) FIRST continued
cause safety and security is very important,” he said. “How do we make sure we are aware of what we’re doing, and when somebody engineers something that’s a really good standard or practice or a best practice, how are we making sure that information gets out to others?” Turner has an upcoming meeting rapidly approaching at the sta-
dium, but he is in his element now and continues talking safety in the areas of escalators, venue perimeters, alcohol, and much, much more. He eventually circles back to the critical role of AVSS. “The catchphrase I use when trying to convince people to under-
stand AVSS is you would not construct a building without putting - security role who can be an advocate, can be a guide and somebody who can help write those plans, develop those protocols, help train within your total operation. “What’s ahead? I don’t know. I’ve spent a lot of time develop- ing tools and practices and been so lucky to be involved with AVSS and now VMS. I want to continue to contribute to the profession. done to people who are smarter, more capable, and better informed than I ever was. If that happens, then all this time and investment
that will be coming later than sooner down the path for the guy who started as a drum major but now beats a major drum for the place he calls home. FM
R.V. Baugus is senior editor for Facility Manager magazine.
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