Identify, elaborate and document all types of threats/risk scenarios, plan and document response for each situation, building and type of person. Get in place the budget approvals for the required resources.
BAMDC ALERT: BAMDC Security takes all threats to the campus very seriously and will continue to work with all government institutions to maintain the safety and security of the campus.
If you see suspicious activity, report immediately by calling any of the following numbers of Bakhtawar Amin security.
Emergency Numbers
Administrator (Internal Exchange) | 128 |
Security Incharge | 0302-5455288 |
Gate Security (Internal Exchange) | 522 |
Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) | 0800-111-11 |
Rescue Service | 1122 |
Fire Brigade | 16/988 |
Ambulance | 1122/997 |
Ambulance (Non-emergency) | 1777 |
Ambulance (Eidhi Main Control Room) | 115 |
Police Hotline | 1800 225 0000 |
CPO Multan | 0337-3151504 |
Traffic Police | 993, 1915 |
IGP Complaint Helpline | 8787 |
S.P. City | 9200475 |
Punjab Women’s toll-free helpline | 1043 |
Wapda | 118 |
Sui Gas | 119/9220105 |
Emergency awareness
External Threats:
Natural – Flood, Excessive Rain, Earthquake, Fire, Fog
Intentional Acts – Theft, Sabotage, Arson, Terrorist Attacks
Unintentional Acts – Electric overload, Plumbing problems, Sewerage problems
Internal Threats from current or former
Students,
Employees
Contractors
Suppliers
Visitors (Guests, Parents, Patients, Attendants)
Threats to:
People
Information systems
Equipment
Facilities
Utilities
Events – College functions, Sports Week, Seminars, etc.
Identification cards
Starting with Academic Year 2018-19 the College is introducing IDENTIFICATION CARDS for
Students
Management
Faculty
Staff
Students cards will be of five different colors to identify students of each year. The design will also distinguish between Medical & Dental students. Sixth color will be used for Faculty & Management. Seventh color will be for staff.
Security shall familiarize themselves with the color scheme to ensure appropriate vigilance.
Vigilance Committee has been constituted by the Principal to ensure that IDENTIFICATION CARDS are worn at all times by everyone.
Visitor management system designed to safeguard the entire premises
Upon arrival all visitors are required to report to the front desk at the gate.
Front desk to note particulars of the guests, vehicle number, person/s to meet, purpose of visit, what they are bringing in and what they intend to take out along with the in/out time.
All visitors to be provided IDENTIFICATION CARD which they will have to wear while in college premises.
Retain their CNIC at the front desk.
All visitors must report to the front desk upon departure to return the ID card and reclaim their CNIC.
All faculty and staff use biometric to register their In-Out time.
Data collected as above enables BAMDC administration to quickly know who is in the premises and provide details of current and past visitors to emergency workers to ensure effective evacuation.
SOP of security control room
Security control room at BAMDC is the central point to coordinate/monitor all the security activities through the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTVs). It also serves as a hub to regulate the security apparatus so that any untoward incident can be preempted and avoided and also aids in investigating any occurrence. Control room is manned by operator/duty supervisor round the clock. To ensure the 24 hours monitoring uninterrupted power supply is ensured.
Scope of the SOPs
The Procedure applies to all staff, students, patients and attendant of the patients, contractors, visitors and other members of the public where deemed necessary.
SOPs of the Control Room
Training and Review programs to cover
Security
Emergency evacuation
Account for all persons
Areas of Rescue Assistance
Building Evacuation with the help of Floor Coordinators
Persons with disabilities
Bomb/Terrorist attack threat procedures
Zero-tolerance for
Drug abuse
Workplace violence (Ragging of students is NOT ALLOWED and is enforced accordingly)
Using of Fire Extinguisher
Maintenance of Confidentiality