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Security guard batons are another important piece of equipment that security guards use to protect themselves. More importantly, however, they are a weapon that can keep a property safe without even being used.
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Gordon Corrections Division, a division of Gordon, Inc., is the leader in the design and manufacture of Detention Ceiling Systems. Gordon’s, Lockdown® and Cel•Line® ceiling systems, provide Security Ceilings and Security Planks that are well known throughout the Corrections / Security industry for their performance, quality, and ease of installation. Gordon also provides accessory components to complement the system.
Gordon’s Security Ceilings and Security Planks have been installed in US Courthouses, Federal Prison, State Prison, and County Jails throughout the United States.
Below is the first in a short series of how the use of metal security ceilings and metal security planks has evolved with the advance technologies in the construction industry, and what the detention facility architect needs to consider when specifying acoustical metal ceiling systems.
One can safely assume that the original and longest standing security ceiling systems were constructed of stone, later evolving to mortared stone, and then to concrete. This was a perfectly suitable finish for facilities that did not have the complex building systems and the significant management challenges of today's corrections environment. Today's criminal justice architects must address the routing and delivery of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and security systems beyond the reach of the inmate while, conversely, meeting a stringent budget requiring minimum building height and floor to floor spacing. Furthermore, the direct supervision management method has delivered the new challenge of providing a secure and controllable dayroom space where the officers can clearly communicate with the inmates and, most importantly, among each other.
The first evolution in correctional ceilings was the use of security plaster. While security plaster ceilings effectively enclosed building systems from inmate access, they equally inhibited maintenance access. Although clearly a high quality finish, plaster's cost, schedule impact, inaccessibility, and lack of acoustical control forced corrections architects to seek alternatives - the first of which was gypsum wallboard systems. These multi-layered systems were often interwoven with plywood or wire mesh. While more cost effective than plaster, gypsum board systems did not significantly improve schedule due to their progressive method of construction, inaccessibility, and their need for field taping, and painting. Acoustics could be addressed through the adhesive application of mineral fiber ceiling tile, but this was not a durable finish within inmate reach.
The advent of steel security acoustical ceiling systems and the subsequent development of multiple gauges and configurations of these systems has provided today's criminal justice architect with new options in security ceiling treatments. These systems address the need of today's corrections facility in terms of security, building system integration, acoustical metal security ceilings, controlled access, cost, and schedule.
Interesting parallels exist between the evolution of detention & security ceilings and the evolution of commercial ceilings. For the same reasons, architects in both markets evolved their ceiling system design from stone or wood to plaster, then gypsum wallboard, and finally to today's modern acoustical ceiling systems.
Please let us know what information you would like answered regarding the use of acoustical metal security systems in Courthouses, Prisons, Jails, and other detention applications.
DAVOS/SWITZERLAND, 23JAN15 - Shenggen Fan , Director-General, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), USA captured during the session Ensuring Food Security in the congress centre at the Annual Meeting 2015 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 23, 2015.
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Security Envelopes from Jia in Singapore
December 31, 2008
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A common sight in all South African neighbourhoods these days, are security guards employed by Armed Response security companies to protect homes, businesses and people.
This guy should be patrolling on his mountain bike, but stopped next to the sea in Vermont to take a break.
Pakistani tribesmen march on a street to protest against an airstrike in Damadola, 200 km (124 miles) northwest of Islamabad January 14, 2006. A U.S. airstrike in Pakistan targeted al Qaeda's second-in-command, U.S. sources said, but Ayman al-Zawahri was away at the time, according to a senior Pakistani official on Saturday. The strike on Friday killed at least 18 people, including women and children, and three houses were destroyed in a village near the Afghan border, residents said. Pakistan condemned the airstrike and would summon the U.S. ambassador to protest the attack, Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said. He had no information about Zawahri. REUTERS/Ali Imam
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On Tuesday, Feb. 11, JAXPORT leadership joined the Florida Association of Security Companies (FASCO) to honor River City Security Services Supervisor Stephen Stone with the 2013 John M. Russi Award.
Each year, FASCO presents the John M. Russi Award to a licensed security professional who has performed in an exemplary manner, displaying both valor and dedication to the industry.
Stone, a decorated Army veteran, was presented the award in front of leaders from the Florida Department of Agriculture’s Division of Licensing, his colleagues in uniform, and his family.
The Russi Award was established to honor former State of Florida Division of Licensing Director John M. Russi, whose years of public service were exemplified by a continuous display of professionalism, integrity and courage.
A recipient is chosen based on the nominations submitted by security companies from around the state of Florida. Winners receive a special plaque commemorating their accomplishment and a $500 check from FASCO.
Photo Credit: JAXPORT, Meredith Fordham Hughes
JAXPORT owns and manages three public marine terminals and one passenger cruise terminal in Jacksonville Florida: the Blount Island Marine Terminal, the Talleyrand Marine Terminal, the Dames Point Marine Terminal, and the JAXPORT Cruise Terminal. JAXPORT develops, manages and markets those publicly-owned facilities to promote the growth of maritime and related industries in Jacksonville Florida and beyond.
IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano delivers his opening statement at the first day of the International Conference on Nuclear Security: Enhancing Global Efforts. IAEA Headquarters, Vienna, Austria. 1 July 2013
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Haven't posted one of these clone shots in a while...this is our library security having fun after work hours.
The first Working Group Conference Call on border security has been organized on February 21, 2013. The aim of the call was to provide continuity of work and policy ideas that are to be discussed at future International Border Security Forum workshops. There was over a dozen countries represented at the call including: US, Canada, UK, Israel, Poland, Netherlands, Romania, Bulgaria, Lithuania and Finland. Members of international institutions such as: NATO, OSCE, FRONTEX, IOM and the Council of the EU, also attended the call.