Building & Facilities Protection

 Substrate of the building, and Reinforcing the building
 Perceived threat to the building
 Solutions to those different threats

 Secondary Glazing-description and application
 Blast Protection-design approach, ISO 16933 testing and site reqirements
 Intruder protection-Glazed alternative to bars and grilles
 LPS1175 testing Ballistic protection

 Threat Levels
 Protection objectives
 Identification of assets
 Risk Assessment
 Solutions and business case
 Implementation

 Designs using latest technology from UK/US Government funded trials
 Designs are subjected to blast tests not just based on computer analysis
 Blast Design does not necessarily mean living in a bunker
 Design team with front line experience working with the end user

 Aviation style security screening checkpoint solutions within a ruggedized ISO container
 Training and commissioning carried out prior to delivery
 Containers are configurable and layout flexible depending on the security screening needs to meet the changing demands of a construction site
 Containers are easily re-locateable and can be stored on top of each other to reduce footprint required for storage
 Multiple use checkpoint for anti-theft, ainti-drug, weapons and explosive

 Case study on the effects of blast and other phenomena from an explosion on a building
 Essential building analysis including structure, enclosure and internal fit-out
 Where mitigation might have prevented or reduced damage

 An overview of Protective Construction and its role in a security strategy, including current trends
 Reasons for selecting, and types of Protective Construction currently available
 Suitability and areas for Protective Construction and the resulting benefits
 The process of design, validation, and procurement of Protective Construction

 Gain a clear appreciation of the latest technology trends within building security
 Understand how the single building management platform can improve efficiencies
 Benefits of using video proactively within Facilities Management
 High profile case studis providing real world examples

 Design and implementation of security schemes requires many skills
 The key to a good scheme is communication
 Good information flow will allow specialists to produce the best results
 Design examples from to illustrate what is possible

 Glass causes 90% of explosion injuries and fatalities and is CTDR priority one protection
 Understanding blast dynamics around buildings and how they affect different glazing configurations
 How to assess glazing to ascertain the level of protection provided
 The role of anti-fragmentation films and new technology

 Security testing for commercial and Government use
 The value of buying a fully accredited product
 Combining a variety of standards to enable products to be multi compliant/accredited
 Actual video of LPS 1175 SR3 ans SR4 testing

 Introduction Critical National Infastructure-Securing a variable asset base
 Definition of an attack-vandal versus terrorist, tools and profile
 LPCB and SEAP comparable notes
 Products and attack test levels available