The protests and vandalism pose significant operational and safety risks across the EBES. These incidents can result in physical damage to buses, depots, chargers, and roadside assets; disrupt routes and charging schedules and threaten safety of passengers and staff. Fleets are vulnerable to vehicle damage and forced service suspension, depots face risks of trespassing and sabotage, charging infrastructure is exposed to tampering and electrical damage, and the operating environment experiences service disruptions and passenger inconvenience.
Explore the expendables sections to see detailed preventive, responsive and recovery measures for the Protest/ Vandalism hazard and for each component (Fleet, Depot, Charging Infrastructure & Operating Environment).
Physical damage to buses
Response plan for protecting fleet against protest.
PT- Procurement team
Drivers
Trespassing and damage or Arson or sabotage of assets
PT- Depot Manager, operator, Security Contractors
Civil engineering team
Police Department
Tampering, electrical sabotage, or fire hazards
PT- Depot Manager, Charging Operator
Police Department
Insurance Provider.
Disruption of services & Damage to roadside assets
Passenger and End user safety
Response plan to re-routing of buses or suspending operations.
SOPs for emergency public messaging updating passengers
PT- Planning team Field supervisor, Drivers
Police Department
Insurance Provider