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Security Procedures in the Public Services Unit Scenario You are assigned to a security detail within the public services. You are tasked with identifying and evaluating possible threats and risks to people, property and premises within your area. You will undertake this task by researching, using practical application and by providing written and video evidence of your findings. Task Three – Security Measures and Searching Task Scenario A In your security detail you have now been asked to train a group of peers by describing (P3) to them the types of security measures used in maintaining the security of people, premises and property in the public services for a specific building. You also need to explain (M3) how the types of security measures operate together to contribute to the maintenance of the security of people and property for a specific building. Student Name: Course target grade: This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :35:07 GMT -06:00 1 SECURITY PROCEDURES IN PUBLIC SERVICES To complete this task, you will take a group of your peers around your college and highlight all of the security measures below. To help you record your training you will need to use a video recording device. You will have to submit your recordings as part of your assignment for evidence, in a PowerPoint Document. This document should be able to be passed to other organisations to be used for their training. A detailed description of security measures they have identified. You should be able to view procedures at various locations then, as an assignment, design their own secure controls on people entering and exiting a building. You must show that you understand physical measures that can be applied and procedures. You then need to explain security measures and how these work together to maintain security. Security measures that you need to consider are:  Situational prevention measures e.g. perimeter fencing, lighting, door and window locks, key management procedures, physical patrolling of premises, control of entry and exits, CCTV surveillance, property marking, security surveys, entry and exit control measures.  Reasons for having an entry control system e.g. ensuring access only for legitimate purposes, to maintain entry and exit records (of personnel, visitors, contractors), for use in case of emergency.  Main types of identification (ID) systems e.g. electronic cards and keypads, scanning systems (iris, palm and fingerprint), manual ID systems e.g. photo passes, signatures.  Control and reporting systems and documents used e.g. real-time entry and exit records, completion of visitors books, notification of visitor’s appointments; management of system e.g. reporting lost ID cards, checking numbers of personnel on premises, issue of passes, return of passes, detection of infringement. Task Scenario B This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :35:07 GMT -06:00 2 To continue your training of security measures you must show you are able to complete a scenario demonstrating (P4) a method of searching either people, vehicles or premises for prohibited items, as conducted by a worker in the public services. You must use an appropriate method in a simulated environment, in a thorough, safe and legal manner. To help with your search you must also explain (M4) in a briefing plan word document the preplanning, execution and outcomes of searching, including any constraints that might apply. Lastly you will finish off your briefing plan by evaluating (D2) your search. This evaluation will show how effective the search was in maintaining security of people, premises and property in a specific public service. However it must also show areas of the search that did not go well, and how they can be improved. Lastly sum up your findings. In groups of three (3) you will take part in one (1) of the three (3) searching activities:  People  Vehicles  Buildings & Boundaries You must show that you have planned the search in terms of your environment, persons assisting, witnesses, dialogue as well as demonstrating the practical skills of searching. You must state reasons for conducting searches, for example to find unauthorised and prohibited items e.g. illegal substances, alcohol, weapons, stolen property and explosive devices to protect people, their property and premises deterring illegal activity. You will then need to explain the search method in detail providing reasons for its use, clearly setting out what is being used for and what constraints may apply to the search. Finally, you should then evaluate whether the search was effective in maintaining the level of security. Information that you might want to think of are:  Considerations: ethics e.g. individuals and community’s needs, respect for race, diversity, human rights  Procedures for searches: preparation and planning, location, resources and equipment, dialogue with persons e.g. obtaining permission to search, legal limitations of search; use of witnesses; documentation; conduct of searcher;  Search methods e.g. equipment and/or rummage; reacting to finding something, confidentiality requirements, health and safety e.g. type of threats, risks and safety hazards Remember each search will be filmed and video evidence recorded. Indicative reading for learners Journals

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SECURITY PROCEDURES IN PUBLIC SERVICES
Student Name: Course target grade:

Unit Title and Number Unit 29: Security Procedures in the Public Services
Unit Outcomes Covered in this Assignment 3) Understand the measures used in maintaining the
physical security of people, premises and property.
4) Be able to plan and carry out systematic security
searches in a simulated environment in a thorough, safe
and legal manner.
Internal Verification Lecturer/Date Steven Barber
Functional Skills being assessed in this ICT – Find and select information ICT – Develop, present and
communicate information
Assignment (where relevant) English – Reading, writing, speaking and listening
Assignment Assessment Team
Date Set:
Final Submission Date:
To achieve a pass grade, the evidence must show To achieve a merit grade, the evidence must To achieve a distinction grade, the evidence
that the learner is able to: show that, in addition to the pass criteria, must show that, in addition to the pass and
the learner is able to: merit criteria, the learner is able to:
P3 Describe the types of security M3 Explain how each of the types of
measures used in maintaining the security measures operate together
security of people, premises and to contribute to the maintenance of
property in the public services for a the security of people and property
specific building. for the specific building.
P4 Demonstrate a method of searching M4 Explain the pre-planning, D2 Evaluate the effectiveness of the
either people, vehicles or premises for execution and outcomes of search in maintaining security of
prohibited items as conducted by a searching, including any constraints people, premises and property in a
security worker in the public services that might apply. specific public service.
using an appropriate method.




BTEC Extended Diploma in Public Services (Uniformed)
Unit 29: Security Procedures in the Public Services

Unit Scenario

You are assigned to a security detail within the public services. You are tasked with identifying and
evaluating possible threats and risks to people, property and premises within your area. You will undertake
this task by researching, using practical application and by providing written and video evidence of your
findings.
Task Three – Security Measures and Searching

Task Scenario A
In your security detail you have now been asked to train a group of peers by describing (P3) to
them the types of security measures used in maintaining the security of people, premises and
property in the public services for a specific building. You also need to explain (M3) how the types
of security measures operate together to contribute to the maintenance of the security of people
and property for a specific building.


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, To complete this task, you will take a group of your peers around your college and highlight all of
the security measures below. To help you record your training you will need to use a video
recording device. You will have to submit your recordings as part of your assignment for
evidence, in a PowerPoint Document. This document should be able to be passed to other
organisations to be used for their training.

A detailed description of security measures they have identified. You should be able to view
procedures at various locations then, as an assignment, design their own secure controls on
people entering and exiting a building. You must show that you understand physical measures that
can be applied and procedures. You then need to explain security measures and how these work
together to maintain security.

Security measures that you need to consider are:

 Situational prevention measures e.g. perimeter fencing, lighting, door and window locks,
key management procedures, physical patrolling of premises, control of entry and exits,
CCTV surveillance, property marking, security surveys, entry and exit control measures.

 Reasons for having an entry control system e.g. ensuring access only for legitimate
purposes, to maintain entry and exit records (of personnel, visitors, contractors), for use in
case of emergency.

 Main types of identification (ID) systems e.g. electronic cards and keypads, scanning
systems (iris, palm and fingerprint), manual ID systems e.g. photo passes, signatures.

 Control and reporting systems and documents used e.g. real-time entry and exit records,
completion of visitors books, notification of visitor’s appointments; management of system
e.g. reporting lost ID cards, checking numbers of personnel on premises, issue of passes,
return of passes, detection of infringement.




Task Scenario B




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