From Site Surveys to Surveillance: Maintaining Safe School Buildings
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| Description | Find out how to identify security weaknesses and structural problems in your school's facilities. From Site Surveys to Surveillance: Maintaining Safe School Buildings gives you step-by-step guidelines to conduct a site survey and assess key areas on campus — so you can be sure your school buildings and grounds are safe for students and staff. What's more, this handy guide provides hands-on tips, best practices and sample checklists to help you: extend security to portable classrooms; maximize surveillance ability; increase safety in school traffic zones; secure older school buildings; and much more. Plus, From Site Surveys to Surveillance shows you how to evaluate work sites used for vocational internships and educate staff on workplace safety — so you minimize the chance of injury and violence on the job. |
| Serial Number | ALAWT05T&E |
| Publisher | LRP |
| Published Year | 2001 |
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| Domain | Law |
| Resource Type | Text |
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Last updated: 30 June, 2008
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