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Definition of off-site for identifying public receptors

My processes are fenced, but my offices and parking lot for customers are not restricted. What is considered offsite? What is considered a public receptor?

The unrestricted areas would be considered offsite. However, they would not be public receptors because you are responsible for the safety of those who work in or visit your offices and because parking lots are not generally public receptors.