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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript SGTM 6: SGTM 6 Personal Security Awareness Structure of Presentation: Structure of Presentation United Nations Security Management System Security in peacekeeping operations Personal security awarenessSecurity Responsibilities: Security Responsibilities Host government - primary responsibility Peacekeeping missions - own security Observer Missions Host government Local authorities Regional peace-keeping forceUN Security Management: UN Security Management Secretary General UN Security Coordinator (UNSECOORD) Designated officialSecurity Focal Points: Security Focal Points Management of all agency/org security Interface with UNSECOORD support agency field operations Participate in joint inter-agency security missions/meetings Ensure staff comply with system-wide security policy, procedures/instructions DPKO has one security focal point Head of Mission: Head of Mission Responsible for security of all mission personnel (Military & Civilian) Reports to SG through USG for Peace-keeping Operations specific geographic area of a country outside the capital in which UN staff are assigned and operateChief Security Officer: Chief Security Officer Advises Head of Mission on Security Prepares Mission Security Plan Coordinates with Mission Staff, agencies and local authorities Conduct assessments Manages Guard ForceSecurity Plan: Security Plan Summary of security situation Officials responsible for security List of international & local staff, dependants Areas and Zones within the countrySecurity Plan: Security Plan Emergency Communications Coordination Centre & Concentration Point Safe haven and means of evacuation Essential reserves & suppliesCommon Sense: Common Sense YOU Are Responsible For Your Own SecurityThreats: Threats Sexual attacks Violent robbery Political acts Protests Kidnapping / Hostage Taking RobberyThreats: Threats Natural disasters Accidents Verbal Harassment Gratuitous violence -Wrong place -Wrong timeBasic Principles: Basic Principles Always be alert & aware of surroundings Be methodical Don’t be too conspicuous Plan for the worst Use common senseBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Brief staff, employees, on security procedures Rehearse safety drills Know how to use local phone Carry change or local phone card Know emergency phone numbers Carry your radio, if issuedBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Stay away from isolated areas Don’t put name & address on keys No routine early morning No late hours work in officeBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Always tell family or associates if you must travel: Where you are going When you are leaving When you are returning Call them when you arriveWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Be aware & alert Carry only what you need Carry valuables items in Front pockets or Under clothingWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Walk near curb Walk away from bushes, doorways & hiding places Do not use walkman “Buddy System” always be with somebody elseWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Only carry keys you need Do not put name on key ring Have small light on key ring If you are followed Get to safety - police, fire, UN office, public area Tell someone you need help!Walking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging D O N O T Approach vehicle to give directions Hitchhike or accept ride from stranger Walk alone at night Talk to strangers at night Shortcuts through isolated areasHotel Considerations: Hotel Considerations Stay in hotels with good security Ask for room by elevator Keep doors locked & curtains closed Get & use rubber door stop for hotel door Identify fire escape routes, know how to use in emergencyField Travel: Field Travel Get written authorization Get update on security situation Tell office your travel plans Prepare checklist Research route - Measure distance - Divide into legs - Communications equipmentOther Considerations: Other Considerations Never travel alone - buddy system Go in convoy - if possible Vehicle prepared - don’t assume Emergency action procedures Periodic contact with office Take a guide/escort if in doubt No HitchhikersThreats during travel: Threats during travel Accident Breakdown Checkpoint HijackingAccident / Breakdown: Accident / Breakdown Stay calm - don’t panic Avoid further damage - get off road Apply first aid - if required Call for help Obtain police assistance – report Wait for UN assistance at scene or move to safe location and waitCheckpoints: Checkpoints Reduce speed – slow Stop if directed Window down no more than 1” Be friendly/courteous Show ID if asked - do not surrender Stay in vehicle unless ordered out Observe any search of vehicle Protest removal of personal itemsActions During Hijacking: Actions During Hijacking Main objective is to get away safely Immediately report incident Remember the points stated in the “Hostage Incident Card”Summary: Summary UN Security Management System Security in Peacekeeping Operations Personal Security Awareness - Common sense - Plan for the worst - Be aware & alert - Be methodical Questions ?: Questions ? 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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript SGTM 6: SGTM 6 Personal Security Awareness Structure of Presentation: Structure of Presentation United Nations Security Management System Security in peacekeeping operations Personal security awarenessSecurity Responsibilities: Security Responsibilities Host government - primary responsibility Peacekeeping missions - own security Observer Missions Host government Local authorities Regional peace-keeping forceUN Security Management: UN Security Management Secretary General UN Security Coordinator (UNSECOORD) Designated officialSecurity Focal Points: Security Focal Points Management of all agency/org security Interface with UNSECOORD support agency field operations Participate in joint inter-agency security missions/meetings Ensure staff comply with system-wide security policy, procedures/instructions DPKO has one security focal point Head of Mission: Head of Mission Responsible for security of all mission personnel (Military & Civilian) Reports to SG through USG for Peace-keeping Operations specific geographic area of a country outside the capital in which UN staff are assigned and operateChief Security Officer: Chief Security Officer Advises Head of Mission on Security Prepares Mission Security Plan Coordinates with Mission Staff, agencies and local authorities Conduct assessments Manages Guard ForceSecurity Plan: Security Plan Summary of security situation Officials responsible for security List of international & local staff, dependants Areas and Zones within the countrySecurity Plan: Security Plan Emergency Communications Coordination Centre & Concentration Point Safe haven and means of evacuation Essential reserves & suppliesCommon Sense: Common Sense YOU Are Responsible For Your Own SecurityThreats: Threats Sexual attacks Violent robbery Political acts Protests Kidnapping / Hostage Taking RobberyThreats: Threats Natural disasters Accidents Verbal Harassment Gratuitous violence -Wrong place -Wrong timeBasic Principles: Basic Principles Always be alert & aware of surroundings Be methodical Don’t be too conspicuous Plan for the worst Use common senseBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Brief staff, employees, on security procedures Rehearse safety drills Know how to use local phone Carry change or local phone card Know emergency phone numbers Carry your radio, if issuedBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Stay away from isolated areas Don’t put name & address on keys No routine early morning No late hours work in officeBasic Strategies: Basic Strategies Always tell family or associates if you must travel: Where you are going When you are leaving When you are returning Call them when you arriveWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Be aware & alert Carry only what you need Carry valuables items in Front pockets or Under clothingWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Walk near curb Walk away from bushes, doorways & hiding places Do not use walkman “Buddy System” always be with somebody elseWalking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging Only carry keys you need Do not put name on key ring Have small light on key ring If you are followed Get to safety - police, fire, UN office, public area Tell someone you need help!Walking/Jogging: Walking/Jogging D O N O T Approach vehicle to give directions Hitchhike or accept ride from stranger Walk alone at night Talk to strangers at night Shortcuts through isolated areasHotel Considerations: Hotel Considerations Stay in hotels with good security Ask for room by elevator Keep doors locked & curtains closed Get & use rubber door stop for hotel door Identify fire escape routes, know how to use in emergencyField Travel: Field Travel Get written authorization Get update on security situation Tell office your travel plans Prepare checklist Research route - Measure distance - Divide into legs - Communications equipmentOther Considerations: Other Considerations Never travel alone - buddy system Go in convoy - if possible Vehicle prepared - don’t assume Emergency action procedures Periodic contact with office Take a guide/escort if in doubt No HitchhikersThreats during travel: Threats during travel Accident Breakdown Checkpoint HijackingAccident / Breakdown: Accident / Breakdown Stay calm - don’t panic Avoid further damage - get off road Apply first aid - if required Call for help Obtain police assistance – report Wait for UN assistance at scene or move to safe location and waitCheckpoints: Checkpoints Reduce speed – slow Stop if directed Window down no more than 1” Be friendly/courteous Show ID if asked - do not surrender Stay in vehicle unless ordered out Observe any search of vehicle Protest removal of personal itemsActions During Hijacking: Actions During Hijacking Main objective is to get away safely Immediately report incident Remember the points stated in the “Hostage Incident Card”Summary: Summary UN Security Management System Security in Peacekeeping Operations Personal Security Awareness - Common sense - Plan for the worst - Be aware & alert - Be methodical Questions ?: Questions ?