PHYSICAL BARRIERS AND SITE HARDENING MEASURES BY THE FIRE AND RESCUE DEPARTMENT, PUTRAJAYA

Ahmad Danial  Badrulsham; Muhamad Shahrin Mustakim Ahmad Ariffin; Nur Saidatul Natasha  Mansor; Muhammad Alif Haikal  Shaiful Farizal

PHYSICAL BARRIERS AND SITE HARDENING MEASURES BY THE FIRE AND RESCUE DEPARTMENT, PUTRAJAYA

Authors

Ahmad Danial Bin Badrulsham Innovative University College Author
Muhamad Shahrin Mustakim Bin Ahmad Ariffin Innovative University College Author
Nur Saidatul Natasha Binti Mansor Innovative University College Author
Muhammad Alif Haikal Bin Shaiful Farizal Innovative University College Author

Keywords:

physical barrier, Fire and Rescue Department

Abstract

Physical barrier is structural obstacles in natural or manmade environments that prevent or block mobility (moving around in the environment) or access. The Putrajaya Fire and rescue department has a compliance score of 10% and risk score of 90% on their physical barriers risk assessment. They claimed that the height of the fence at the fire station is not that high at around 1.5m because crime cases in Putrajaya are low. This study seeks to understand the
physical barrier measures implemented in the Fire and Rescue Department.

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Published

21.03.2024

Issue

Security Innovation Conference 2024 (SIC2024)

Section

Risk Management

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