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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1a. Level 1: Operational Requirement - statement of overall security needs

1b. Level 2: Operational Requirement - define the need for CCTV

1c. Level 3: Technical Specification - detailed CCTV system specifications

1d. Level 4: System Commissioning - assess performance of installed CCTV systems

2. Level 1: Operational Requirement

  • a. Site Plan:

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  • b. Statement of problems, threats and security issues

  • c. Stakeholders: site operators, landlord, licensing boards etc...

  • d. Risk Assessment: staff security, health & safety

  • e. Success Criteria: deterrence, surveillance, safety, prosecution

  • f. Determine the Most Effective Solution:

3. Level 2: Operational Requirement

  • a. Define the Problem

  • i. Location:

  • ii. Activity:

  • iii. Purpose of observation:

  • iv. Target Speed:

  • b. Operational Issues

  • i. Who monitors:

  • ii. When monitored:

  • iii. Where monitored:

  • iv. Response:

  • c. System Requirements

  • i. Alert Function:

  • ii. Displays:

  • iii. Recording:

  • iv. Export / Archive:

  • d. Management Issues

  • i. Constraints:

  • ii. Legal Issues:

  • iii. Maintenance:

  • iv. Resources:

4. Level 3: Technical Guidance

  • a. Lighting:

  • b. Cameras:

  • c. Transmission:

  • d. Recording:

5. Level 4: System Validation

  • a. System Design Specifications

  • b. System Commissioning:

  • i. Live product:

  • ii. Recorded product:

  • iii. Test target:

  • c. System Auditing:

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