1. Risk Management and Human Relations
8.02 Discuss considerations for safety and security.

2. Safety and Security
Safety is providing the proper precaution to protect against harm, failure, breakage, or accident
Security is any measure taken to guard against crime of attack

3. Types of indoor/outdoor security
Security guards are hired to protect venue and maintain order at event
Metal detectors are devices that detect presence of metal; device is usually hand-held or gatelike in structure
Searches are used to examine a person or their personal effects in order to find an inappropriate concealed item

4. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Security badges include plastic cards, metal tags, devices, or tokens
May be issued to employees, contractors, vendors, members of press, athletes or entertainers and their entourage, or any other person with valid reason for entering secure area or event

5. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Examples of security badges:
Wristbands are plastic identification bands that encircle the wrist
Photo-identification cards are plastic cards or bearing a photograph, name, and other identifying information about a person

6. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Examples of security badges, cont..
Magnetic strips cards are plastic swipe cards with magnetic strip containing encoded data read by passing the card through slotted electronic device
- Cards used especially to make electronic transactions and provide access to restricted or secure areas

7. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Examples of security badges, cont..
Smart cards are plastic cards containing computer chip which allows holder to enter secured areas, buy good and services, or execute other operations requiring secured information stored on the chip
Bar code cards are plastic cards with number of vertical lines set in a pattern, containing identifying security information

8. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Examples of security badges, cont..
Proximity cards are plastic cards with magnetic strip containing encoded data that is read by passing the cards within a certain distance of a computerized electronic cards reader.
- Used to provide access to restricted or secured areas

9. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Facial recognition technology is a computer program that takes images filmed from camera and compares them to known database of criminal pictures.
Crowds of people can be scanned instantly using single camera alleviating the long security lines
Technology was first used on wide-scale basis at 2002 Winter Olympics

10. Indoor/outdoor security, cont..
Surveillance cameras are used to observe attendees of an event