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This aspect is divided into three sub heading mentioned as under:-
Architectural and Physical Security:-
- Barriers - Vulnerability analysis and risk mitigation for parking lots and other
high risk venues as subsequently determined, including access control.
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-Vehicle control to private/ restricted areas
- Car parks to safe and secure design (surveillance and lighting)
- A design that allows for sectioning off and controlled access |
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- Lighting (interior and exterior):
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- Lighting must be programmable and immediately controllable via computer for safety, security and energy efficiency.
- Exterior lighting must provide overlapping coverage, so as to preclude or minimize areas of darkness
- Landscaping- Safety surveillance |
Surveillance and technological Systems:-
- Security systems; CCTV, digital video management, access control, intrusion, panic/distress and fire alarms includes integration with other special systems:
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- Necessity, Purpose and content of external CCTV
- Fire door monitoring for opening/ forcing
- Access control from public areas to private, service areas and VIPs etc.
- Intruder alarm requirements to perimeter out of hours and/or selected areas during partial occupation.
- CCTV internal to public areas
- CCTV monitoring and recording
- Staff identification and access control
- Intruder alarm requirements to perimeter out of hours and/or selected areas during partial occupation.
- Security control room requirements and back up
- Remote monitoring
- Software requirements and integration
- Requirements for monitoring engineering alarms
- Space analysis
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- Communications Systems design and integration guidelines which include:
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- Emergency Call Boxes
- Emergency messaging, pagers, cell phone, PDA's
- Hand held radios |
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- Intrusion alarms
- Panic/distress alarms
- Fire Alarms
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- Detail Design (Access, Intruder, CCTV)
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- Identify key issues, with Specifications of Systems and equipment
- Identify Statutory Constraints
- Initial diagrams & Layouts
- System Schematics
- Proposed specification of equipment
- Co-ordinate design
- Critical design studies
- Confirms Contractor's responsibilities & deliverables
- Pre-tender estimate
- Cost analysis/cost control/change control
- Tender drawings/ specifications
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Operational requirements:-
- Security Staff and Procedures:
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- Security organisation, structure, management and administration
- Staffing requirements, job description, and qualifications, training and supervision
- Service levels and performance
- Liaison and coordination and public and private agencies
- Security incident reporting and investigation
- Security operational budget
- Security awareness plans for the city community
- Emergence evacuation procedures
- Coordination/interface with local/regional police/ emergency procedures
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The search for static security - in the law and elsewhere - is misguided. The fact is security can only be achieved through constant change, adapting old ideas that have outlived their usefulness to current facts.
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...William Osler
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