Embedded Security
Procuring an Effective Facility Protective Security System
Find out how to integrate an effective protective security system into the procurement process for new building projects.
This guide, written for the procurement team, discusses the importance of establishing security objectives at the outset of a new project and the need for close collaboration between project team members
and security advisers. Les mer
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Find out how to integrate an effective protective security system into the procurement process for new building projects.
This guide, written for the procurement team, discusses the importance of establishing security objectives at the outset of
a new project and the need for close collaboration between project team members and security advisers.
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Utgitt:
2016
Forlag: IHS BRE Press
Innbinding: Paperback
Språk: Engelsk
Sider: 28
ISBN: 9781848064331
Format: 30 x 21 cm
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1. Introduction. 2. Background - Facility protective security; Why is security so important?; Setting protective security
objectives; Summary. 3. Facility planning and design: a foundation for effective protective security - Examples of good planning
and design. 4. Protective security design - What does ‘good’ protective security look like?; Adopting a performance-based
approach and system-level thinking; Measuring security risk (R); Assessing the threat (T); Assessing vulnerability (V); Assessing
consequences (C). 5. The procurement process: an integrated approach - Procurement process overview; Asking the right questions;
Security tasks and information exchanges: stage-by-stage commentary. 6. System testing and evaluation. 7. Key messages. 8.
References and further information.
Gavin Jones is Product Development Manager, BRE Global, UK, and a Chartered Engineer and specialist in risk management in
the built environment.