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- 1. Student Safety &Infrastructure Security for Schools
- 2. Confidential & Proprietary| Securico Electronics India Limited THE PROBLEM
- 3. THE SOLUTIONS Solution 1- Student Safety & Security: Safe, Secure and Energy Efcient Class Room Solution 2 - Student Safety & Security: Child Emergency Panic Alarm Solution 3 - Student & Infrastructure Security: Smart CCTV Surveillance System Solution 4 - Intrusion Detection System Solution 5 - Fire Alarm System Solution 6 - Entrance Control System Solution 7 - Guard Monitoring and Assistance System Solution 8 - Access Control System Solution 9 - Visitor Management System Solution 10 - Infrastructure Security: 24 X 7 X 365 Managed Monitoring Services
- 4. The Solution -1 Student Safety & Security: Safe, Secure and Energy Efcient Class Room
- 5. THE GAP û Nomechanism for students to raise an alarm in case of panic and medical emergency û Risk of theft and re during day and night time û Unauthorized entry into the class rooms û Wastage of electricity
- 6. THE SOLUTION: SAFE, SECUREAND ENERGY EFFICIENT CLASS ROOM ü Integrated Intrusion, re, panic, medical emergency access control, and energy saving solution to ensure safety, security and reduce wastage of electricity. Ø IoT Hub: An integrated intrusion , re, panic and energy monitor control panel Ø PIR Motion Sensor : used to raise an alarm in case of motion after school hours Ø Smoke Detector: used to raise an alarm in case of re Ø Panic Switch: to raise an alarm in case of any panic situation Ø Medical Emergency Switch: used to raise an alarm and send alert at the central monitoring station Ø Access Control Reader: used to curb entry of unauthorized person inside the class Ø EM Lock: opens only after authorization from the access control reader Ø CCTV Camera : to monitor and record the activities inside the classroom Ø Door Opening Sensors: used to detect intrusion inside the classrooms Ø Speaker: to make announcements Ø Smart Lock Components:
- 7. Speaker Ceiling PIR Motion Sensor SmokeDetector IoT Hub Medical Emergency Switch Panic Switch EM Lock Access Control Reader SAFE, SECURE AND ENERGY EFFICIENT CLASS ROOM SAMPLE LAYOUT Dome Camera Dome Camera Smart Lock Sounder with Strobe Light Magnetic Contact
- 8. ADVANTAGES: SMART &SECURE CLASS ROOM ü Quick response timein case of any panic and medicalemergency ü Reduction in wastage of energy, huge savings inelectricitybill ü Curbs therisk of unauthorized entry into classrooms ü Protectsstudents and assets from re ü Proper surveillanceand record of alltheactivitiesinside the class
- 9. The Solution -2 Student Safety & Security: Child Emergency Panic Alarm
- 10. THE GAP û Noeffective mechanism for students to raise an alarm if: û No effective arrangement get the alarm information and exact location to the concerned school authorities. û CCTV Cameras cannot be installed inside washrooms. û Lack of proper system for live monitoring of cameras. û they are under attack. û they have a medical emergency. û they slip or fall in washrooms. û they are locked inside washrooms.
- 11. THE SOLUTION: CHILDEMERGENCY PANIC ALARM ü Installation of emergency panic switches in. Ø Washrooms Ø Classrooms Ø Reception (Foot Panic Switch) Ø Changing rooms Ø Maintenance rooms Ø Electrical rooms Ø Generator rooms Ø Server rooms Ø Canteen Ø Store rooms Ø Inrmary Ø Stair cases Ø Terrace Ø Other unattended areas... ü Local and remote monitoring of alerts received from panic switches at school control room. Can also be monitored from a remote monitoring station (optional). ü Integration of panic switches with CCTV cameras (optional). ü Local and remote monitoring of alerts received from panic switches at school control room and remote monitoring station (optional).
- 12. WASHROOM CCTV CAMERA PANIC SWITCH SOUNDER SECURICO CENTRAL MONITORINGSTATION Internet CONTROL ROOM THE SOLUTION: EMERGENCY PANIC ALARM FLASHER
- 13. THE SOLUTION: EMERGENCYPANIC ALARM CONTROL ROOM ALARM SCREEN TSI Powered By: Securico Electronics India Limited TSI ALARM LOCATION SECOND FLOOR WASHROOM ALARM TYPE PANIC ALARM ALARM TIME / DATE 10:03 AM 16/09/2023 *The screen layout is for representation purpose only. 02 ZONE
- 14. THE SOLUTION: EMERGENCY PANICALARM SCHEMATIC COMMON SOUNDERS REMOTE KEY PAD (ADDITIONAL LOCATION INDICATOR) CENTRAL CONTROL PANEL Washroom 1 Sounder Flasher Panic Switch CONTROL ROOM *Sounder and flasher are optional Local Alarm Control Module Washroom 2 Sounder Flasher Panic Switch Local Alarm Control Module Washroom 3 Sounder Flasher Panic Switch Local Alarm Control Module Washroom 10 Sounder Flasher Panic Switch Local Alarm Control Module
- 15. The Solution -3 Student & Infrastructure Security: CCTV Surveillance System
- 16. THE GAPS û Manycriticalareas are not covered withCCTV Cameras. û Cameras installed are inadequate in number or need to be relocated for optimumcoverage. û Need fully equipped control room setup to ensure proper live and post monitoring of CCTV cameras. û No mechanism to ensure proper working of all CCTV cameras and DVRs and timely information in case of malfunctioning eg. camera disconnection, video loss, masking cameras, hard disk error etc.to theconcerned authorities.
- 17. ADVANTAGES: SAFETY &SECURITY ü Liveviewing of cameras can help detectand deter offenders and crime. ü Scheduled viewing of cameras can help detect odd behavioral patterns and potential threats. ü Helps indetectingmovement inunauthorized areas. ü Keeps video record of visitors. ü Cameras also act as deterrence of misbehavior of staff, students, drivers, parents staff, parents. ü Safety of children whileboarding and de-boarding buses and private vehicles. ü Video recording of students leaving and arriving atschool.
- 18. ü Safeguards teachersand other staff against wrong accusation from parents and students. ü Can help identify theftdetailsincase of stolen property. ü Monitors safety of students during sports activities. ü Monitor safety of students in areas where teachers may not necessarily present. ü Can watch over safety in labs including design and technology labs, chemistry and physics labs withpotentially dangerous equipment and materials. ü Assists to keep an eye on external vendors working in school premises eg. Facility management staff, external maintenance staff, Catering staff and uniformshop. ADVANTAGES: SAFETY & SECURITY
- 19. ADVANTAGES: MONITORING OPERATIONS CCTVcameras helps in monitoring of proper implementation of various policies.Eg. ü Checking of exeatcards ü Security protocolsbeing followed ü Followingthe guidelines issued by school ü Housekeeping routines ü Facilitymanagement team ü Security tour routines ü Controland disciplinein parking areas
- 20. ADVANTAGES: INCREASES OPERATIONALEFFICIENCY ü Helps guards perform their duties well because they can ‘blame the camera’ and insiston following protocols. ü Highly effectivetoolfor training and servicequality management. ü Increase in efciency and work quality of housekeeping, maintenance, facilitiesmanagement and allsupport staff.
- 21. ADVANTAGES: INCREASES EFFICACYOF GUARDS ü Helps guards to be strict, not showing any leniency towards parents, students or their co workers by telling them that every thing is being recorded on camera. ü Properly placed cameras can act as deterrence to the act of attempting to tipguards for personal favours. ü Innocence of the guards can be easily proven in case of false acquisition by parents, students or other staff. ü CCTV system can be a very effective tool for training of guards by showing themwhat they have done right or wrong. ü Guards feel secure from armed offenders and when they are out numbered by public when cameras arewatching over and recording thesituation.
- 22. SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS SuggestedLocations for installation of CCTV Cameras in schools: ü All entrances to all buildings ü All exits facing people leaving the building ü Any hidden of blind corners ü All Corridors ü Outside all washrooms ü Main corridors on each oor ü Electrical Panel rooms ü Maintenance rooms ü Principals ofce and waiting areas ü All staircases ü Lockers area ü All storage areas ü 3 staircases landing areas ü Inside terrace door ü Terrace School Buildings
- 23. School Buildings ü ScienceLabs ü Design & technology labs ü Library ü Sports areas ü First aid rooms / inrmary ü Class Rooms ü Multi purpose rooms, IT rooms and other support rooms ü Staff rooms Common Indoor Areas / Admin Areas / Common Building Block ü Reception ü Waiting Areas ü Music rooms ü Inrmary ü Uniform shop SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS
- 24. Common Indoor Areas/ Admin Areas / Common Building Block ü Stationary shop ü Badminton courts / squash courts / cricket nets / gymnasium/ other sports areas ü Swimming Pool area and swimming pool entrances / exits ü Outside changing rooms ü Admin Rooms ü Accounting Areas ü Principal / Director Areas ü Admin block pantries ü Stairs ü IT Rooms ü Auditoriums ü Backstage areas ü Electrical areas ü Generator areas ü Diesel Tanks ü Maintenance Rooms SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS
- 25. Dining and KitchenAreas ü Dining Halls ü Kitchen areas ü Kitchen stores ü Outside cold storage ü Kitchen receiving area ü Lower division staff dining areas Gates & Security Rooms ü Outside All Gates ü Entry to all gates - pedestrian and vehicle ü Towards exits of all gates to view people leaving the gates ü Student drop off points ü All security rooms SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS
- 26. Outdoor Areas ü Outsideall entries to main buildings ü Passages between buildings ü Passages From bus areas to buildings ü Basketball, tennis, golf, football, cricket elds, children play areas, other sports areas ü Amphitheater ü Backstage areas of amphitheater ü Entrance passages ü Bus staff room ü Drivers / conductors rooms ü Bus service area ü Between buildings and boundaries ü Parking Areas inside the main boundary ü Projects Room ü Diesel Tank area SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS
- 27. Parking Areas andRoads ü Bus bays ü Private vehicle pick up drop off points ü Parent driven parking areas ü Driver parking area ü Arial view of parking areas ü Staff parking areas SUGGESTED CCTV LOCATIONS Electrical Areas ü Electrical panels, transformers, generators and HVAC areas ü Electrical maintenance room
- 28. The Solution -4 Intruder Alarm System
- 29. THE GAPS û Highdependence on human guards for security. û Guards can not be present and alert at all entry points of the premises. û Guards have limitations and can make human errors like sleeping on duty, not being attentive, being lazy etc. û No backup to ensure security if guards don’t perform their duties or are themselves under attack. û No secondary preventive mechanism to deter thefts in which guards are themselves involved.
- 30. SUGGESTED INTRUDER ALARMSENSOR LOCATIONS ü AllMain Entry doors ü School building entry doors ü Boundary walls ü Gates ü Open able windows ü Fixedwindows ü Shutters ü Grills ü Any other entry point to admin area and stores Other locations ü Exhaust fan openings ü ACopenings Critical Locations
- 31. THE ADVANTAGES ü Electronicguardatallentry points 24x7 ü Reduction in over dependence on guards, can lead to huge cost saving on human manpower. ü As good as having a human guard on each and every vulnerable entry point of thepremise. ü Intruder alarm systems don't have human weaknesses like sleeping, absence, washroom visits. ü An intruder alarm system is not at the risk of being threatened, harmed,killedor bribed.
- 32. The Solution -5 Fire Detection Alarm System
- 33. THE GAPS û Nomechanismtoautomaticallyraise an alarmin case of re. û No mechanism to call re brigade automatically without human intervention incaseof reincidents. û No systemtoidentify thelocation of therefromthecontrolpanel. û No option toraise an alarmmanually ifany reincidenceisdetected.
- 34. SUGGESTED FIRE ALARMSENSOR LOCATIONS ü Class rooms ü Washrooms ü All Corridors ü Electrical Panel rooms ü Maintenance rooms ü Principals ofce and waiting areas ü All staircases ü Lockers area ü All storage areas ü Any hidden of blind corners ü Science Labs ü Library ü Indoor Sports areas ü Multi purpose rooms, IT rooms and other support rooms School Building
- 35. Common Indoor Areas/ Admin Areas / Common Building Block ü Reception ü Waiting Areas ü Music rooms ü Inrmary ü Uniform shop ü Stationary shop ü Badminton courts / squash courts / gymnasium/ other indoor sports areas ü Changing rooms ü Admin Rooms ü Accounting Areas ü Stairs ü Auditoriums ü Generator areas SUGGESTED FIRE ALARM SENSOR LOCATIONS
- 36. Dining and KitchenAreas ü Dining Halls ü Kitchen areas ü Kitchen stores ü Kitchen receiving area ü Lower division staff dining areas SUGGESTED FIRE ALARM SENSOR LOCATIONS
- 37. THE ADVANTAGES ü Alarmisraisedautomaticallyin case reisdetected ü Alarm sounds across the campus to warn all students and staff and initiatereemergency protocol. ü Timely notication of re can save lives and property and help in damage control. ü Automated process of calling the re brigade hence lesser dependence on internal staff as they maybe involved as a rst responder busy with putting out thereor atrisk of harmthemselves.
- 38. The Solution -6 Entrance Control System
- 39. THE GAPS û Possibilityofcarrying weapons likeguns/knives etcinside the campus û Risk of entry of unauthorised vehiclesinside thecampus
- 40. THE SOLUTION: ENTRANCECONTROL SYSTEM ü Door Frame Metal Detectors: Useful in identication of prohibited metallic objects at the entrance of thepremise ü Turnstile: Used to control entry of unauthorized people inside thepremise ü Boom Barriers: Used to control entry of unauthorized vehiclesinsidethepremise ü Bollards: Used to control wrong trafc movement and control entry of unauthorized vehiclesinside thepremise ü Under Vehicle Surveillance System (UVSS): Used to scan the presence of explosives/other unauthorized objectsunder thevehicles
- 41. ENTRANCE CONTROL SYSTEMSAMPLE LAYOUT Bollards Turnstile Under Vehicle Surveillance System (UVSS) Boom Barrier Door Frame MetalDetector
- 42. LOCATIONS: ENTRANCE CONTROLSYSTEM ü Boom Barriers: Gate 1, Gate 2,ParentsParking ü Bollards: Entrance toAdminBlock ü DoorFrame MetalDetectors/Turnstile: Attheentry of each block ü Under Vehicle Surveillance System(UVSS):AtEntrance Gate 1
- 43. ADVANTAGES: ENTRANCE CONTROLSYSTEM ü No unauthorized entry of vehiclesintothepremise ü Curbs the entry of weapons land other prohibited metallic objects like guns/knives inside thepremise ü Proper management of thecrowd
- 44. The Solution -7 Infrastructure Security: Guard Monitoring and Assistance System
- 45. THE GAPS û Sleepingon duty û Fatigue û Notdoing duty properly û Constant absenteeism û Can be overpowered by thieves û Sometimesthemselvesinvolved withthe criminals Guards have several problems like :
- 46. THE SOLUTION: GUARDMONITORING AND ASSISTANCE SYSTEM ü Guard Monitoring Solution: Guards are provided attendance buttons which they are supposed to press on regular intervals, if they miss the attendance an alertissent tocentralmonitoring station ü Guard Assistance Solution: Panic buttons are provided to the guards, they can press the button in case of emergency to deter the crime and callfor help ifthey themselvesareunder attack
- 47. GUARD ASSISTANCE SYSTEM Email SMS CentralMonitoring Station Securico Server Internet Guard Panic Switch
- 48. GUARD MONITORING SYSTEM Email SMS CentralMonitoring Station Securico Server Internet IP Guard Supervisior ATTENDANCE PANIC SELECT 2 Missed Attendance ATTENDANCE PANIC SELECT 2 Missed Attendance Panic Button
- 49. ü *AtallGuard stations LOCATION: GUARDMONITORING AND ASSISTANCE SYSTEM
- 50. ADVANTAGES ü Guards becomemorealertandefcient ü Overall security of theorganization increases
- 51. The Solution -8 Infrastructure Security: Access Control System
- 52. THE GAPS û Riskof unauthorized entry into school building and classrooms û Risk of theftand pilferage of data and assets by entering into restrictedarea
- 53. THE SOLUTION: ACCESSCONTROL SOLUTION ü RFID Readers will be placed at the entrance of the class rooms, areas wherelimitedaccessisprovided ü Authorized persons like employees, parents, school staff are provided withRFIDcards ü People can touch the cards at the readers and can gain access into the authorized area
- 54. LOCATIONS: ACCESS CONTROLSOLUTION ü Accesscontrolsystem ü Main entrance area of each block ü Class rooms ü ElectricalPanel rooms ü Principalsofce ü Allstorage areas ü IT/Server rooms ü Staff rooms ü SwimmingPool Area ü Main entrance area of each block
- 55. ADVANTAGES: ACCESS CONTROLSOLUTION ü No unauthorized entry into theschool building and classes ü Reduces therisk of theftand pilferage ü Higher safety for thestudents
- 56. The Solution -9 Infrastructure Security: Visitor Management System
- 57. THE GAPS û Generallyvisitor data ismaintained manually û Manual entry of visitors records isprone toerror û No image of thevisitor isclickedatthetimeof entry û Visitors can provide wrong data
- 58. THE SOLUTION: VISITORMANAGEMENT SOLUTION ü Proper record of thevisitors ismaintained by a centralizedsoftware ü Real time data along with the image of the visitor is recorded safely on theservers
- 59. LOCATION: VISITOR MANAGEMENTSOLUTION ü *Atthemainreceptionof theschool premise
- 60. ADVANTAGES: VISITOR MANAGEMENTSOLUTION ü Curbs thechances of wrong/misleading data fromthevisitors ü Dataissafe and can not be lostor stolen ü Datacan be retrieved easilywhen needed ü Moreinformationper visitorcan be obtained and recorded
- 61. The Solution -10 Infrastructure Security: 24 X 7 X 365 Managed Monitoring Services
- 62. Central Monitoring Station School CONTROLPANEL Music & Drawing Room Class Room Class Room Principle Office Class Room Class Room Class Room Museum Corridor Class Room Class Room Class Room Girls Toilet Boys Toilet Auditorium Stage Dressing Room Dressing Room Class Room Class Room Biological Laboratory Aquarium PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH Stairs Down Stairs Up Stairs Down Stairs Up Stairs Down Stairs Down Stairs Down Stairs Down PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH PANIC SWITCH CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA CCTV CAMERA Gate No 1 Gate No 2 Gate No 3 School Boundary School Boundary School Boundary School Boundary Reception Area Main Entry MFD MS Entry 3 MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MFD MS MS PIR MFD MS MFD Entry 3 MS SMART SENSOR SMART SENSOR SMART SENSOR SOUNDER SOUNDER SMART SENSOR CONTROL PANEL PIR MOTION SENSOR SMART SENSOR PANIC SWITCH DOME CAMERA MULTI FUNCTION DETECTOR SOUNDER BEAM DETECTOR BEAM DETECTOR BEAM DETECTOR BEAM DETECTOR BEAM DETECTOR Internet THE SOLUTION: 24 X 7 X 365 MANAGED MONITORING SERVICES
- 63. Security Hardware Health Monitoring GuardMonitoring Guard Assistance Alarm Monitoring Fire Alarm Monitoring 24 X 7 X 365 MANAGED MONITORING SERVICES
- 64. Security Hardware Health Monitoring GuardMonitoring CCTV cameras DVRs, NVRs, intruder alarm systems and re alarms system can stop working properly due to deliberate disconnection, tampering and product issues. With our monitoring services, any such failure will be reported at our central monitoring station and we can inform the concerned authorities of the hardware issue and security threat within ve minutes. We can keep a check on presence of security guards at intended locations and their general alertness at regular intervals from our central monitoring station. Any noted discrepancy can be reported totheshool authorities an securityagency. 24 X 7 X 365 MANAGED MONITORING SERVICES
- 65. Guard Assistance Alarm Monitoring Guardsare themselves exposed to the risk of attack. Panic buttons installed in guard rooms and tour points can be pressed by security guards in case any assistance is required. Upon receiving a Guard Assistance alert, our monitoring ofcers can initiate an emergency response protocol to help guards, call concerned agencies for backup, inform the police and deter the crime by warning the attacker through a speaker on site. Securico's monitoring ofcers conduct 24 X 7 alert based monitoring for intrusion, panic, medical and surveillance alarms and can take appropriate actions like initiating two way communication to deter the crime, informing law enforcement agencies and escalating to customers. 24 X 7 X 365 MANAGED MONITORING SERVICES
- 66. 24 X 7X 365 MANAGED MONITORING SERVICES Fire Alarm Monitoring In the event of a re alarm, the alarm alert can be sent to our monitoring station within a few seconds.Our Monitoring ofcers can handle re alerts from re alarm system and inform concerned ofcials and authorities while the guards and other staff atsitecan actas rst responders totheemergency. With client permission, our monitoring ofcers can view CCTV feed of the concerned alarm areas in case of any emergency alert received at the central monitoring station. This is particularly useful for after school hours through a combination of intelligent alarms and monitoring services,resultinginenhances securitywhilesaving huge cost.
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