Security Survey Report

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Lea3_46376 Introduction to Industrial Security

Concept Final, May 2024

Submitted To:
Dr. Miller F. Peckley

Submitted By:
Domanday,Imran P.

I.INTRODUCTION

St. Peters College, Iligan City MAY 15, 2024

SECURITY SURVEY AND REPORT

A. Authority

- Verbal Authority from Dr. Miller F. Peckley in Industrial Security

to conduct Security Survey at St. Peters College, Sabayle Street, Iligan City.

B. Date and Time of Survey

-MAY 15, 2024/4:00 Pm-5:00 Pm

C. Surveying Personnel

- Domanday,imran P.

D. Identification of Installation officer/Commander

- Sir. Roosevelt Carbarteja

II. NAME AND MISSION OF INSTALLATION 1. Description of Surveying Unit

• St. Peters College is a private non-sectarian coeducational basic and higher education
institution located in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Philippines.

• St. Peters College has an approximately 1.115446 hectares and consist of 5 buildings. That is
the big responsibilities of security guards assigned thereof.

III. PHYSICAL SECURITY

1. Perimeter Barrier
A. Situation
1. At the back of the school, there will be a hole in a fence which could make it easy for the
students to cut classes.
2. Before the perimeter fence is not enough because it has a low level in school.

B. Recommendation
1. They repair immediately.
2. They add more ft. to the old fence and possibly it may now 35 in half of it.

IV. PERSONNEL SECURITY

1. Situation
- Every week is all personnel security are good in access control
- they are Good in Training and Awareness
- Personel have a good Communication

V .Recommendation
-. Schools can restrict who is allowed entry into the building by implementing a variety of access
restrictions. This could involve installing security cameras, electronic locking systems, and other
barriers to prevent people from entering particular parts of the structure.
- Schools can offer staff, instructors, and students security and safety awareness training and
programs. This can involve receiving instruction on how to handle emergency circumstances
and on how to spot and report suspicious activity
- For information and instructions to be communicated efficiently in emergency situations, clear
communication methods should be in place. This could involve set procedures for sending out
notifications and alerts.
Vl. Appendix
-According to our survey, there is still space for improvement even if schools are addressing
physical security, human security, and document security in various ways. To encourage a
culture of security throughout the school community, schools should endeavor to install more
thorough security measures, create clear policies and procedures, and offer training and
awareness programs. By doing this, schools will be made safer, more secure, and more
resistant to outside attacks.

1.No. of Guards

Guards No. of Guards

Adviser guard 1

officer guard 1

lady guard 1

security guard 6
 Total 9

2.No. of school entrance and exit

School no.

Entrance 1

Exit 3

Total 4

3.No. of CCTV

CCTV NO. of CCTV

Administration Bldg. 11

Engineering Bldg. 2

Highschool Bldg. 2

Elementary Bldg. 3

Techonology Bldg. 3

Quadrangle 2

Covered Court 2

Outside the school 3

Entrrance and Exit 5

Total 33

4.situation of SPC perimeter line of defense

5.No. of Building

Name of Building No. of Building

Administration Bdlg. 1

Engineering Bldg. 1

Higschool Bldg. 1

Elementary Bldg. 1

Technology Bldg. 1

Crimonology Bldg. 1

Total 6

6.Situation of clear zone

7.Situation of parking space
8.Emergency sign or security sign postes
9.Alarm system
10.Key management
11.Utility opening
12.Visitor control and moving
13.location of fire eztinguisher

14.Emerggency lighting

Recommendation

The parking space is limited, which is the first problem We encountered during our security
check. Second, there won't be any CCTV cameras or security systems. Finally, there won't be
any security precautions taken. Here are three suggestions for carrying out a school security
survey. Determine Vulnerabilities:Finding any weaknesses in the current security procedures in
place at the school is the first step in conducting a security audit. Identifying any weaknesses in
perimeter fencing, access control systems, surveillance cameras, and other security measures
 can be done by performing a comprehensive risk assessment. Conduct Site Inspection: After
the vulnerabilities have been found, it's critical to evaluate the security measures in place at the
school by conducting a site inspection. A trained security specialist with the knowledge to spot
potential security flaws and offer suggestions for improvement should perform the site
evaluation. Assess and Enhance Security Measures: The school should assess its present
security measures and make any required adjustments in light of the security survey's results.
To update security procedures, install any required security equipment, and instruct staff on
adhering to the revised security measures, the school should collaborate with a qualified
security specialist.