Early integration of physical security features into architectural design is cost-effective and efficient. It enables architects and security consultants to blend protective elements with both operational and aesthetic requirements seamlessly.
Comprehensive guidelines and references are available in the documents below.
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Guidelines for Enhancing Building Security in Singapore (GEBSS) The GEBSS is a comprehensive reference guide on building security. It aims to provide a menu of good security practices and considerations to help building owners incorporate pragmatic security procedures, physical protection concepts and security technology into their building’s security plans. |
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Video Surveillance System (VSS) Standard for Buildings The VSS Standard for Buildings provides a set of recommendations for the specifications, installation and operation of VSS for buildings in Singapore. The standard aims to provide a consistent approach in the adoption of VSS to enhance the overall management of a building’s safety and security. Please note that the VSS Standard (version 2.0) dated March 2022 supersedes version 1.0 released in 2013. |
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Guidelines on Forced Entry Protection Physical attacks on buildings using manual and powered tools pose serious security risks. The document serves as a guide for building owners and security practitioners responsible for keeping buildings safe and secure against forced entry threats. It covers key topics including forced entry concepts, internationally recognised protection standards, and practical applications. |
