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... i wonder if bell or EC even lets anyone bring a camera to the assembly line unless they're frisked, security checked, the whole 9 yards... i'd almost bet that pic taking is only in limited or restricted areas... B)

Robinson only allowed pictures in limited areas... no assembly areas IIRC

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With respect to Bell protecting their trade secrets and proprietary information. Mebbe I'll just wait to see a picture. ;):D

 

Employees

* Employees Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement signed by all employees at the commencement of employment

* Specific guidelines regarding the creation, protection and safeguarding of proprietary and confidential information contained in the Bell Helicopter Textron Employee Handbook

* Bell Helicopter Standard Practice Instruction 110B entitled "intellectual Property Control" regarding thecreation, protection and safeguarding of proprietary and confidential information

* Bell Helicopter Standard Practice Instruction 800A entitled "Proprietary Data Release" regarding the policy and guidelines for releasing of proprietary information and the protections and safeguards required

* Employees regularly instructed regarding the critical nature of and need to maintain the confidentiality of the proprietary and confidential information

* Employees subject to discipline, including discharge, for failing to observe guidelines regarding protection and nondisclosure of proprietary and confidential information

* Exit interviews with terminating employees to emphasize nondisclosure of Bell confidential and trade secret information

 

Suppliers, Vendors and Representatives

* Nondisclosure and confidentiality provisions contained in all agreements with representatives, agents, vendors and suppliers

* Visitors sign confidentiality agreements prior to visiting Bell facilities

 

Plant Security

* Identification badges required for all employees and visitors to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering theplant facilities and office buildings • Coded badge readers and turnstiles at entrance to prevent unauthorized access

* Use of 24-hour, armed security guards at main gate, performing clocked rounds after business hours and Saturday, Sunday and holidays

* Visitor control log for all visitors to the facility and visitors must wait in reception area to be escorted into facility and office building

* Closed-circuit television monitors to observe activities in and around facility

* Entire facility surrounded by fencing to prevent unauthorized access Cameras and other recording devices by visitors and employees prohibited

* Controlled access through badge readers to certain technical areas, blueprint "crib", various development projects and certain manufacturing operations

* Internal security department with 68 full time employees to carry-out security policies

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jeez, girl!! where do you find this stuff?!?!!? :blink: :up:

 

if it's armed guards, i'm thinking its gotta be bell ft worth or amarillo where the military stuff is... here in canada, security would not have firearms... they might have canes if it's the retired guys but no firearms!!! ;)

 

so uncle frank is as wary of corporate espionage too, is he... mind you, aren't they testing UAV robbies somewhere?? B)

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I have my wily, wascally (think Elmer Fudd :P) ways. ;) Yes, that's Bell Textron/Ft. Worth...but am guessing security measures are similar for the Mirabel facility— minus the firearms, perhaps? As for Skidz, even though he couldn't shoot pix, I bet he was still excited like a li'l kid and tried hard not to show it in front of the students. Ha! :prop:

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... they might have canes if it's the retired guys but no firearms!!! ;)

 

so uncle frank is as wary of corporate espionage too, is he... mind you, aren't they testing UAV robbies somewhere?? B)

TQN's probably not familiar with the "delights" of dealing with Canada's Commissionaires :lol:Commissionaires Canada - a "uniquely" Canadian phenomena of security guards/parking lot cops that are mostly cantankerous old crusty retired cops and military with a chip on their shoulder that should have STAYED retired! <_<

 

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Boeing (Frontier Systems) using modified Robinson platforms actually.

 

Boeing Completes Successful Autonomous Flight Control Technology Program

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TQN's probably not familiar with the "delights" of dealing with Canada's Commissionaires :lol:Commissionaires Canada - a "uniquely" Canadian phenomena of security guards/parking lot cops that are mostly cantankerous old crusty retired cops and military with a chip on their shoulder that should have STAYED retired! <_<

Justfly's probably not familiar with Toby Keith's "As Good As I Once Was." ;):D

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