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Chapter Twenty — Security Requirements for Self-storage Chapter Twenty — Security Requirements for Self-storage Chapter Twenty — Security Requirements for Self-storage
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Self-Storage Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Self-Storage Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Self-Storage
A — Definitions A — Definitions A — Definitions
A. Definitions:
A. Definitions:
A. Definitions:
B — General Specifications B — General Specifications B — General Specifications
B. General Specifications:
B. General Specifications:
B. General Specifications:
C — Cameras C — Cameras C — Cameras
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
D — Alarm system D — Alarm system D — Alarm system
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
E — Security requirements E — Security requirements E — Security requirements
E. The following requirements must be provided:
E. The following requirements must be provided:
E. The following requirements must be provided:
Third — Specifications and security requirements for automatic storage activities Third — Specifications and security requirements for automatic storage activities Third — Specifications and security requirements for automatic storage activities
A — Definitions A — Definitions A — Definitions
A. Definitions of automated storage activities:
A. Definitions of automated storage activities:
A. Definitions of automated storage activities:
B — General Specifications B — General Specifications B — General Specifications
B. General Specifications of the automatic storage activity:
B. General Specifications of the automatic storage activity:
B. General Specifications of the automatic storage activity:
C — Cameras C — Cameras C — Cameras
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
D — Alarm system D — Alarm system D — Alarm system
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
E — Security requirements E — Security requirements E — Security requirements
E. The following requirements must be provided:
E. The following requirements must be provided:
E. The following requirements must be provided:
Chapter Twenty-One — Security Requirements for Air Cargo Chapter Twenty-One — Security Requirements for Air Cargo Chapter Twenty-One — Security Requirements for Air Cargo
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Second — Security Requirements Second — Security Requirements Second — Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements
B. The following requirements must be provided:
B. The following requirements must be provided:
B. The following requirements must be provided:
C — Alarm system C — Alarm system C — Alarm system
C. An Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements if the operates less than (24) hours:
C. An Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements if the operates less than (24) hours:
C. An Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements if the operates less than (24) hours:
Chapter Twenty-Two — Security Requirements for Factories Chapter Twenty-Two — Security Requirements for Factories Chapter Twenty-Two — Security Requirements for Factories
First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered
Refer to the Annex on Business Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Business Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Business Facilities and Activities
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for General Factories Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for General Factories Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for General Factories
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Third — Specifications and security requirements for hazardous materials factories Third — Specifications and security requirements for hazardous materials factories Third — Specifications and security requirements for hazardous materials factories
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
B — Alarm system B — Alarm system B — Alarm system
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Note: Requirements “B” above are excluded, in case the facility works 24/7.
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Note: Requirements “B” above are excluded, in case the facility works 24/7.
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Note: Requirements “B” above are excluded, in case the facility works 24/7.
C — Security requirements C — Security requirements C — Security requirements
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Fourth — Specifications and security requirements for tobacco processing and tobacco rolling factories (cigarettes) Fourth — Specifications and security requirements for tobacco processing and tobacco rolling factories (cigarettes) Fourth — Specifications and security requirements for tobacco processing and tobacco rolling factories (cigarettes)
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Twenty-Three — Security Requirements for Vacation Homes Chapter Twenty-Three — Security Requirements for Vacation Homes Chapter Twenty-Three — Security Requirements for Vacation Homes
Individually owned establishments rented on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis
Individually owned establishments rented on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis
Individually owned establishments rented on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis
Chapter Twenty-Four — Security Requirements for Shooting Ranges Chapter Twenty-Four — Security Requirements for Shooting Ranges Chapter Twenty-Four — Security Requirements for Shooting Ranges
These are facilities designated for practicing shooting sports, whether with firearms or bows and arrows.
These are facilities designated for practicing shooting sports, whether with firearms or bows and arrows.
These are facilities designated for practicing shooting sports, whether with firearms or bows and arrows.
Chapter Twenty-Five — Security Requirements for Art Galleries Chapter Twenty-Five — Security Requirements for Art Galleries Chapter Twenty-Five — Security Requirements for Art Galleries
These are spaces designated for displaying artworks such as paintings, statues, photographs, and art installations. These galleries are used for displaying artworks.
These are spaces designated for displaying artworks such as paintings, statues, photographs, and art installations. These galleries are used for displaying artworks.
These are spaces designated for displaying artworks such as paintings, statues, photographs, and art installations. These galleries are used for displaying artworks.
Chapter Twenty-Six — Security Requirements for Vehicle Rental Shops Chapter Twenty-Six — Security Requirements for Vehicle Rental Shops Chapter Twenty-Six — Security Requirements for Vehicle Rental Shops
These are premises that provide vehicle rental services to individuals or companies for specific periods.
These are premises that provide vehicle rental services to individuals or companies for specific periods.
These are premises that provide vehicle rental services to individuals or companies for specific periods.
Chapter Twenty-Seven — Security Requirements for Tobacco Retail Stores Chapter Twenty-Seven — Security Requirements for Tobacco Retail Stores Chapter Twenty-Seven — Security Requirements for Tobacco Retail Stores
Establishments that sell tobacco and cigarette products, as well as other related products such as e-cigarettes, pipes, luxury cigarettes, and related accessories.
Establishments that sell tobacco and cigarette products, as well as other related products such as e-cigarettes, pipes, luxury cigarettes, and related accessories.
Establishments that sell tobacco and cigarette products, as well as other related products such as e-cigarettes, pipes, luxury cigarettes, and related accessories.
Chapter Twenty-Eight — Security Requirements for Precious Goods Stores Chapter Twenty-Eight — Security Requirements for Precious Goods Stores Chapter Twenty-Eight — Security Requirements for Precious Goods Stores
These stores specialize in buying and selling high-value goods, such as global brands, luxury watches, and rare currencies. These include commercial establishments that sell precious items valued at more than AED 10,000.
These stores specialize in buying and selling high-value goods, such as global brands, luxury watches, and rare currencies. These include commercial establishments that sell precious items valued at more than AED 10,000.
These stores specialize in buying and selling high-value goods, such as global brands, luxury watches, and rare currencies. These include commercial establishments that sell precious items valued at more than AED 10,000.
Chapter Twenty-Nine — Security Requirements for Data Centers Chapter Twenty-Nine — Security Requirements for Data Centers Chapter Twenty-Nine — Security Requirements for Data Centers
Data centers are facilities used to host computing systems and store data securely and efficiently.
Data centers are facilities used to host computing systems and store data securely and efficiently.
Data centers are facilities used to host computing systems and store data securely and efficiently.
Chapter Thirty — Security Requirements for Pharmacies Chapter Thirty — Security Requirements for Pharmacies Chapter Thirty — Security Requirements for Pharmacies
These are commercial establishments that provide medicines, medical supplies, and health products to customers.
These are commercial establishments that provide medicines, medical supplies, and health products to customers.
These are commercial establishments that provide medicines, medical supplies, and health products to customers.
Chapter Thirty-One — Security Requirements for Massage Centers Chapter Thirty-One — Security Requirements for Massage Centers Chapter Thirty-One — Security Requirements for Massage Centers
A place that provides massage and physiotherapy services for the body for the purpose of relaxation, stress relief, and improving general health.
A place that provides massage and physiotherapy services for the body for the purpose of relaxation, stress relief, and improving general health.
A place that provides massage and physiotherapy services for the body for the purpose of relaxation, stress relief, and improving general health.
Chapter Thirty-Two — Security Requirements for Parking Rental and Management Services Chapter Thirty-Two — Security Requirements for Parking Rental and Management Services Chapter Thirty-Two — Security Requirements for Parking Rental and Management Services
These are services that help individuals and companies provide and manage parking spaces.
These are services that help individuals and companies provide and manage parking spaces.
These are services that help individuals and companies provide and manage parking spaces.
Chapter Thirty-Three — Security Requirements for Auction Halls Chapter Thirty-Three — Security Requirements for Auction Halls Chapter Thirty-Three — Security Requirements for Auction Halls
Commercial establishments that sell goods or items by public auction. These halls are considered places for the public exchange and sale of goods based on bids submitted by the public.
Commercial establishments that sell goods or items by public auction. These halls are considered places for the public exchange and sale of goods based on bids submitted by the public.
Commercial establishments that sell goods or items by public auction. These halls are considered places for the public exchange and sale of goods based on bids submitted by the public.
Chapter Thirty-Four — Security Requirements for Customer Happiness Centers Chapter Thirty-Four — Security Requirements for Customer Happiness Centers Chapter Thirty-Four — Security Requirements for Customer Happiness Centers
Customer Happiness Centers are facilities that aim to improve customer experience and increase customer satisfaction with the services or products offered by a company or organization.
These centers are essential in providing support and assistance to customers and offer a wide range of services.
Customer Happiness Centers are facilities that aim to improve customer experience and increase customer satisfaction with the services or products offered by a company or organization.
These centers are essential in providing support and assistance to customers and offer a wide range of services.
Customer Happiness Centers are facilities that aim to improve customer experience and increase customer satisfaction with the services or products offered by a company or organization.
These centers are essential in providing support and assistance to customers and offer a wide range of services.
Chapter Thirty-Five — Security Requirements for Business Centers Chapter Thirty-Five — Security Requirements for Business Centers Chapter Thirty-Five — Security Requirements for Business Centers
These are designated spaces that provide a comfortable work environment and are equipped with the tools and facilities businessmen and owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to run their businesses efficiently. These offices can be traditional or shared offices and offer a variety of services that facilitate business.
These are designated spaces that provide a comfortable work environment and are equipped with the tools and facilities businessmen and owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to run their businesses efficiently. These offices can be traditional or shared offices and offer a variety of services that facilitate business.
These are designated spaces that provide a comfortable work environment and are equipped with the tools and facilities businessmen and owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to run their businesses efficiently. These offices can be traditional or shared offices and offer a variety of services that facilitate business.
Chapter Thirty-Six — Security Requirements and Conditions for Quran Memorization Centers and Islamic Institutions Chapter Thirty-Six — Security Requirements and Conditions for Quran Memorization Centers and Islamic Institutions Chapter Thirty-Six — Security Requirements and Conditions for Quran Memorization Centers and Islamic Institutions
Quran memorization centers and Islamic institutions include establishments dedicated to teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran, religious lessons, and Islamic culture in general.
Quran memorization centers and Islamic institutions include establishments dedicated to teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran, religious lessons, and Islamic culture in general.
Quran memorization centers and Islamic institutions include establishments dedicated to teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran, religious lessons, and Islamic culture in general.
Chapter Thirty-Seven — Security Requirements for Charitable Organizations Chapter Thirty-Seven — Security Requirements for Charitable Organizations Chapter Thirty-Seven — Security Requirements for Charitable Organizations
These are non-profit organizations that aim to provide support and assistance to individuals and communities in need.
These are non-profit organizations that aim to provide support and assistance to individuals and communities in need.
These are non-profit organizations that aim to provide support and assistance to individuals and communities in need.
Chapter Thirty-Eight — Security Requirements for Hunting Equipment Stores Chapter Thirty-Eight — Security Requirements for Hunting Equipment Stores Chapter Thirty-Eight — Security Requirements for Hunting Equipment Stores
Hunting equipment stores are stores that offer a variety of Hunting-related equipment and supplies.
Hunting equipment stores are stores that offer a variety of Hunting-related equipment and supplies.
Hunting equipment stores are stores that offer a variety of Hunting-related equipment and supplies.
Chapter Thirty-Nine — Security Requirements and Conditions for the Security Monitoring Operations Center Chapter Thirty-Nine — Security Requirements and Conditions for the Security Monitoring Operations Center Chapter Thirty-Nine — Security Requirements and Conditions for the Security Monitoring Operations Center
The Security Monitoring Operations Center is a center responsible for monitoring operations for various facilities and sectors.
The Security Monitoring Operations Center is a center responsible for monitoring operations for various facilities and sectors.
The Security Monitoring Operations Center is a center responsible for monitoring operations for various facilities and sectors.
Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials
Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials
Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials
Chapter Forty — Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials
Chapter Forty-One — Security Requirements for Vehicle safety and Protection Chapter Forty-One — Security Requirements for Vehicle safety and Protection Chapter Forty-One — Security Requirements for Vehicle safety and Protection
First — Covered Vehicles First — Covered Vehicles First — Covered Vehicles
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A A A
Install a tracking system approved by SIRA.
Install cameras on vehicles transporting hazardous materials according to the following requirements:
Inside the driver's cabin, ensuring the cabin is fully visible.
On the outside of the vehicle's hazardous materials loading area.
Install cameras directed at the road ahead and rear of the vehicle.
Recording quality must not be less than 30 frames per second.
Install a tracking system approved by SIRA.
Install cameras on vehicles transporting hazardous materials according to the following requirements:
Inside the driver's cabin, ensuring the cabin is fully visible.
On the outside of the vehicle's hazardous materials loading area.
Install cameras directed at the road ahead and rear of the vehicle.
Recording quality must not be less than 30 frames per second.
Install a tracking system approved by SIRA.
Install cameras on vehicles transporting hazardous materials according to the following requirements:
Inside the driver's cabin, ensuring the cabin is fully visible.
On the outside of the vehicle's hazardous materials loading area.
Install cameras directed at the road ahead and rear of the vehicle.
Recording quality must not be less than 30 frames per second.
Chapter Forty-Two — Security Requirements for Transfer and Delivery of Money Chapter Forty-Two — Security Requirements for Transfer and Delivery of Money Chapter Forty-Two — Security Requirements for Transfer and Delivery of Money
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Commercial Establishments and Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Commercial Establishments and Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Commercial Establishments and Activities
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following A — All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following A — All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following
All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following:
Requirements for transferring and delivering money
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Receiving and delivering cash in secure, sealed bags with serial numbers.
Pick-up and delivery
1
-
The customer's pickup and delivery must take place in a secure location monitored by cameras to record the process.
Pick-up and delivery locations
2
-
Both the sending and receiving parties must ensure that the package is intact, tightly sealed, and has a serial number.
Package safety
3
-
The money transfer company employee is prohibited from counting the money before receiving it. His role is limited to transporting the bag of money only.
Money may not be counted by a money transfer company employee.
4
-
The bag must only be opened at the cash center by a designated employee under camera surveillance, after ensuring the integrity of the bag and the bag lock's security serial number.
Bag opening site
5
-
In the event of any breach or damage to the bag, the money transfer company is responsible for any money missing from the total amount in the bag received by the customer.
The party responsible in case of a breach or damage
6
-
If the bag is intact and the amount differs from what the customer stated, the money transfer company must inform the customer immediately or provide him with a video showing the bag opening process, along with the bag's safety and serial number.
Procedure for detecting a discrepancy in amounts
7
All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following:
Requirements for transferring and delivering money
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Receiving and delivering cash in secure, sealed bags with serial numbers.
Pick-up and delivery
1
-
The customer's pickup and delivery must take place in a secure location monitored by cameras to record the process.
Pick-up and delivery locations
2
-
Both the sending and receiving parties must ensure that the package is intact, tightly sealed, and has a serial number.
Package safety
3
-
The money transfer company employee is prohibited from counting the money before receiving it. His role is limited to transporting the bag of money only.
Money may not be counted by a money transfer company employee.
4
-
The bag must only be opened at the cash center by a designated employee under camera surveillance, after ensuring the integrity of the bag and the bag lock's security serial number.
Bag opening site
5
-
In the event of any breach or damage to the bag, the money transfer company is responsible for any money missing from the total amount in the bag received by the customer.
The party responsible in case of a breach or damage
6
-
If the bag is intact and the amount differs from what the customer stated, the money transfer company must inform the customer immediately or provide him with a video showing the bag opening process, along with the bag's safety and serial number.
Procedure for detecting a discrepancy in amounts
7
All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following:
Requirements for transferring and delivering money
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Receiving and delivering cash in secure, sealed bags with serial numbers.
Pick-up and delivery
1
-
The customer's pickup and delivery must take place in a secure location monitored by cameras to record the process.
Pick-up and delivery locations
2
-
Both the sending and receiving parties must ensure that the package is intact, tightly sealed, and has a serial number.
Package safety
3
-
The money transfer company employee is prohibited from counting the money before receiving it. His role is limited to transporting the bag of money only.
Money may not be counted by a money transfer company employee.
4
-
The bag must only be opened at the cash center by a designated employee under camera surveillance, after ensuring the integrity of the bag and the bag lock's security serial number.
Bag opening site
5
-
In the event of any breach or damage to the bag, the money transfer company is responsible for any money missing from the total amount in the bag received by the customer.
The party responsible in case of a breach or damage
6
-
If the bag is intact and the amount differs from what the customer stated, the money transfer company must inform the customer immediately or provide him with a video showing the bag opening process, along with the bag's safety and serial number.
Procedure for detecting a discrepancy in amounts
7
Chapter Forty-Three — Communication and Communicating Requirements for Security guard Service Providers Chapter Forty-Three — Communication and Communicating Requirements for Security guard Service Providers Chapter Forty-Three — Communication and Communicating Requirements for Security guard Service Providers
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix for Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Appendix for Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Appendix for Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second — Security Requirements Second — Security Requirements Second — Security Requirements
A A A
All security guard service providers operating in the activities covered in Paragraph (First) must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA as follows:
For communication between company management and security personnel.
For communication between security personnel.
When security personnel communicate with security and safety authorities in the emirate.
All security guard service providers operating in the activities covered in Paragraph (First) must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA as follows:
For communication between company management and security personnel.
For communication between security personnel.
When security personnel communicate with security and safety authorities in the emirate.
All security guard service providers operating in the activities covered in Paragraph (First) must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA as follows:
For communication between company management and security personnel.
For communication between security personnel.
When security personnel communicate with security and safety authorities in the emirate.
B B B
The watchman must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA
The watchman must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA
The watchman must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA
Chapter Four — Security Conditions and Requirements for Important Complexes Chapter Four — Security Conditions and Requirements for Important Complexes Chapter Four — Security Conditions and Requirements for Important Complexes
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Story Residential Buildings Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Story Residential Buildings Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Story Residential Buildings
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks | VSS requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - | |
| 2 | reception desks | Recognition View | - | |
| 3 | elevators lobbies and stairs | Observation View | with an angle showing the floor number | |
| 4 | Inside the elevators | Observation View | - | |
| 5 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - | |
| 6 | Health club entrances | Recognition View | - | |
| 7 | swimming pools | Monitoring View | - | |
| 8 | parking lots pathways | Detection View | - | |
| 9 | Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter | Monitoring View | Installing cameras on the walls of the building |
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks | VSS requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - | |
| 2 | reception desks | Recognition View | - | |
| 3 | elevators lobbies and stairs | Observation View | with an angle showing the floor number | |
| 4 | Inside the elevators | Observation View | - | |
| 5 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - | |
| 6 | Health club entrances | Recognition View | - | |
| 7 | swimming pools | Monitoring View | - | |
| 8 | parking lots pathways | Detection View | - | |
| 9 | Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter | Monitoring View | Installing cameras on the walls of the building |
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks | VSS requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - | |
| 2 | reception desks | Recognition View | - | |
| 3 | elevators lobbies and stairs | Observation View | with an angle showing the floor number | |
| 4 | Inside the elevators | Observation View | - | |
| 5 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - | |
| 6 | Health club entrances | Recognition View | - | |
| 7 | swimming pools | Monitoring View | - | |
| 8 | parking lots pathways | Detection View | - | |
| 9 | Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter | Monitoring View | Installing cameras on the walls of the building |
A — Cameras in the complex’s gardens A — Cameras in the complex’s gardens A — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - |
| 2 | Vehicle entrances and exits | Recognition View | - |
| 3 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - |
| 4 | Seating areas | Detection View | - |
| 5 | Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings | Monitoring View | - |
Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - |
| 2 | Vehicle entrances and exits | Recognition View | - |
| 3 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - |
| 4 | Seating areas | Detection View | - |
| 5 | Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings | Monitoring View | - |
Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
| SN | Areas | Field Of View | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Entrances of the establishment | Identification View | - |
| 2 | Vehicle entrances and exits | Recognition View | - |
| 3 | Establishment corridors | Detection View | - |
| 4 | Seating areas | Detection View | - |
| 5 | Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings | Monitoring View | - |
B — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras B — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras B — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces, where the parking spaces are to be used by residents only and not by any residential units used as vacation homes.
Note: If the parking spaces are used by visitors or the units are used for holiday homes, Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA must be installed at the vehicle entrances and exits.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces, where the parking spaces are to be used by residents only and not by any residential units used as vacation homes.
Note: If the parking spaces are used by visitors or the units are used for holiday homes, Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA must be installed at the vehicle entrances and exits.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces, where the parking spaces are to be used by residents only and not by any residential units used as vacation homes.
Note: If the parking spaces are used by visitors or the units are used for holiday homes, Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA must be installed at the vehicle entrances and exits.
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. For buildings with fewer than 50 residential units, this is optional; for buildings with 50 or more residential units, this is mandatory. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Access control system for both residents and visitors — A system that controls entry to the building and prevents unauthorized entry until permission is granted by the concerned residents. For buildings containing fewer than 50 residential units, it is mandatory. For buildings containing 50 residential units or more, it is optional.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. For buildings with fewer than 50 residential units, this is optional; for buildings with 50 or more residential units, this is mandatory. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Access control system for both residents and visitors — A system that controls entry to the building and prevents unauthorized entry until permission is granted by the concerned residents. For buildings containing fewer than 50 residential units, it is mandatory. For buildings containing 50 residential units or more, it is optional.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. For buildings with fewer than 50 residential units, this is optional; for buildings with 50 or more residential units, this is mandatory. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Access control system for both residents and visitors — A system that controls entry to the building and prevents unauthorized entry until permission is granted by the concerned residents. For buildings containing fewer than 50 residential units, it is mandatory. For buildings containing 50 residential units or more, it is optional.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa and Building Complexes Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa and Building Complexes Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa and Building Complexes
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Third — Specifications and security requirements for multi-story commercial buildings Third — Specifications and security requirements for multi-story commercial buildings Third — Specifications and security requirements for multi-story commercial buildings
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover: entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances to the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and installing external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View, with cameras installed on the walls of the building.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover: entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances to the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and installing external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View, with cameras installed on the walls of the building.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover: entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances to the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and installing external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View, with cameras installed on the walls of the building.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
D — The following security requirements must be provided D — The following security requirements must be provided D — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa Complexes Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa Complexes Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa Complexes
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Building Complexes Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Building Complexes Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Building Complexes
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; elevators lobbies and stairs in public areas — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators in public areas — Observation View; emergency exit doors among floors in public areas — Observation View; internal street intersections — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; the fence surrounding the site — Monitoring View, optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets; internal streets — Monitoring View, optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site; vehicle entrances and exits of parking lots — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and parking lots pathways — Detection View.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gated Building Complexes Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gated Building Complexes Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gated Building Complexes
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; main lobby area — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; corridors leading to residential units — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking-area entrances and exits, if the establishment contains fewer than 50 residential units — Number-Plate Recognition view; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; main entrances and exits leading to the gated complexes — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and, where applicable, cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; main lobby area — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; corridors leading to residential units — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking-area entrances and exits, if the establishment contains fewer than 50 residential units — Number-Plate Recognition view; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; main entrances and exits leading to the gated complexes — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and, where applicable, cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; main lobby area — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; corridors leading to residential units — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking-area entrances and exits, if the establishment contains fewer than 50 residential units — Number-Plate Recognition view; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; main entrances and exits leading to the gated complexes — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; parking lots pathways — Detection View; and, where applicable, cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards. A washroom must be provided for the guard.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Eighth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Use Buildings Eighth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Use Buildings Eighth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Use Buildings
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances of the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; and cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances of the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; and cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; entrances of the establishment from shops — Identification View; main lobby areas — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; reception desks — Recognition View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Recognition View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; external cameras around the building's perimeter — Monitoring View; and cameras around the fence surrounding the site — Detection View.
B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens B — Cameras in the complex’s gardens
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; vehicle entrances and exits — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; and outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View.
C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras C — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces where non-residents are allowed to use the spaces, with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces where non-residents are allowed to use the spaces, with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed at the entrances and exits of parking spaces where non-residents are allowed to use the spaces, with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
D — The following security requirements must be provided D — The following security requirements must be provided D — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. This is mandatory for commercial buildings, optional for buildings with less than 50 residential units, and mandatory for buildings with 50 or more residential units. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a fully equipped and suitable living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. This is mandatory for commercial buildings, optional for buildings with less than 50 residential units, and mandatory for buildings with 50 or more residential units. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a fully equipped and suitable living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
security guard — Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock. This is mandatory for commercial buildings, optional for buildings with less than 50 residential units, and mandatory for buildings with 50 or more residential units. If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard. If a watchman is used, a fully equipped and suitable living room must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work — A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Administrative Resolution No. (13) of 2025 — Approving the Preventive Systems Manual Administrative Resolution No. (13) of 2025 — Approving the Preventive Systems Manual Administrative Resolution No. (13) of 2025 — Approving the Preventive Systems Manual
Article (1) — Approval of the Manual Article (1) — Approval of the Manual Article (1) — Approval of the Manual
a. Pursuant to this Resolution, the attached Preventive Systems Manual, inclusive of the requirements and technical standards set forth therein, is approved.
b. The Security Industry Regulatory Agency must publish the Manual approved pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Article, together with any amendments thereto, on its website.
a. Pursuant to this Resolution, the attached Preventive Systems Manual, inclusive of the requirements and technical standards set forth therein, is approved.
b. The Security Industry Regulatory Agency must publish the Manual approved pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Article, together with any amendments thereto, on its website.
a. Pursuant to this Resolution, the attached Preventive Systems Manual, inclusive of the requirements and technical standards set forth therein, is approved.
b. The Security Industry Regulatory Agency must publish the Manual approved pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Article, together with any amendments thereto, on its website.
Article (2) — Scope of Application Article (2) — Scope of Application Article (2) — Scope of Application
The Manual approved under this Resolution applies to all establishments specified in the above-mentioned Board of Directors Resolution No. (1) of 2018.
The Manual approved under this Resolution applies to all establishments specified in the above-mentioned Board of Directors Resolution No. (1) of 2018.
The Manual approved under this Resolution applies to all establishments specified in the above-mentioned Board of Directors Resolution No. (1) of 2018.
Article (3) — Repeals Article (3) — Repeals Article (3) — Repeals
Any provision in any other administrative resolution or manual is hereby repealed to the extent that it contradicts the provisions of this Resolution or the Manual attached hereto.
Any provision in any other administrative resolution or manual is hereby repealed to the extent that it contradicts the provisions of this Resolution or the Manual attached hereto.
Any provision in any other administrative resolution or manual is hereby repealed to the extent that it contradicts the provisions of this Resolution or the Manual attached hereto.
Article (4) — Publication and Commencement Article (4) — Publication and Commencement Article (4) — Publication and Commencement
This Resolution will be published in the Official Gazette and will come into force on the day on which it is published.
Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis
Chief Executive Officer
Security Industry Regulatory Agency
Issued in Dubai on 14 April 2025
Corresponding to 16 Shawwal 1446 A.H.
This Resolution will be published in the Official Gazette and will come into force on the day on which it is published.
Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis
Chief Executive Officer
Security Industry Regulatory Agency
Issued in Dubai on 14 April 2025
Corresponding to 16 Shawwal 1446 A.H.
This Resolution will be published in the Official Gazette and will come into force on the day on which it is published.
Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis
Chief Executive Officer
Security Industry Regulatory Agency
Issued in Dubai on 14 April 2025
Corresponding to 16 Shawwal 1446 A.H.
Part One — Technical Specifications and Controls Part One — Technical Specifications and Controls Part One — Technical Specifications and Controls
Chapter One — Digital Systems Specifications (IP) Chapter One — Digital Systems Specifications (IP) Chapter One — Digital Systems Specifications (IP)
First: Cameras
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
They must be in color.
1
-
The camera resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled, without using a fixed bit rate and without specifying a maximum speed.
3
-
They must be compatible with all the standard security system management software available on the market or capable of direct connection to known standard systems.
4
-
The signal-to-noise ratio must be at least 48 dB.
5
-
The cameras must be clearly visible and not hidden.
6
-
The cameras must be designed and manufactured to operate continuously without interruption.
7
-
Cameras or enclosures for outdoor use must have a rating of at least IP66 to ensure continuous operation in an outdoor environment
8
-
A Dynamic Wide Range (WDR) is required for any camera facing a natural or artificial light source, direct or reflected from polished surfaces, and the WDR must be at least 110 dB or equivalent
9
-
Auto Iris feature must be used for locations where lighting varies according to the time of day.
10
-
Infrared (IR) light is required, with the ability to automatically switch to monochrome night photography when visible light fades.
11
-
Cameras installed at height of 4 meters and above shall have remote zoom and focus ability.
12
Second: Recording devices
A. General Specifications:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Only digital recording devices must be used
1
-
The recording resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The live view resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD for single-camera viewing, and at least 2 CIF per camera for multiple-screen viewing.
3
-
It must be capable of performing the three basic functions simultaneously: (1) live view, (2) recording, and (3) playback of previous recordings, without any degraded or negatively impacted performance of any of these functions.
4
-
Live view must be at least 25 frames per second for each camera.
5
-
A copy feature must be provided for some or all the recorded clips, for any required duration, whether for a single camera, a group, or all cameras connected to the recording device, and for transferring them to standard storage media. The copy format must also be standard so that it can be viewed on standard display media.
6
-
The maximum recording transfer time should be 1/10 of the duration of displaying the same recording at normal speed.
7
-
Effective and efficient search methods must be provided to facilitate access to the desired scenes. These include a combined search for both date and time, specifying the cameras included in the search, displaying search results for all included cameras sequentially, and providing fast and slow playback, as well as both forward and reverse playback.
8
-
Both continuous and non-continuous recording must be available. (Non-continuous recording is associated with a specific event, such as motion or a signal from an external device, such as intruder detection system sensors.) In the case of non-continuous recording, the device must be capable of recording scenes before and after the event, lasting at least ten (10) seconds. These features must be available so that they can be activated for all cameras connected to the recording device individually (i.e., they can be activated for each camera separately).
9
-
Minimum non-continuous motion-activated recording setting:
No less than 70% of the day for each camera, no less than 10 frames per second for each camera, and no less than 31 days
10
-
The recording devices must be computed with 20% extra capacity.
11
-
The device must accept the addition of peripheral storage devices to increase the total storage capacity.
12
-
The device must be able to clearly display the camera name and the actual time and date without obscuring the view. (The system should preferably accept Arabic letters.) The camera name must be expressive and descriptive of the location the camera is monitoring and must not be ambiguous symbols with no linguistic meaning.
13
-
The device shall have effective feature of automatic self-recording in case of restarting the device after shutdown for whatever reason (mistake, servicing, maintenance, or system fault... etc.). Such features shall be effective even if the device has not shutdown properly.
14
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled only, without specifying a maximum transfer speed. Fixed bitrate data transfer speeds are not accepted.
15
-
Software Development Kit (SDK) shall be made available and to be provided to
SIRA upon request.
16
-
It shall be compatible with ONVIF 2.0 standards.
17
-
It shall support live streaming through the Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP).
18
-
It shall support the Central Time feature (Network Time Protocol (NTP).
19
-
It shall support the feature of sending an alarm in case of storage disk failure.
20
-
Supports an alarm feature in case the hard disk becomes full, in case data rewriting is not activated.
21
-
It shall support sending a status notification when recording is turned On and Off.
22
-
It shall support sending a status notification of changes in the recording schedule.
23
-
It shall support sending a warning notification in case of the interruption or malfunction of the VSS camera.
24
-
It shall support sending a status notification of a user login to the device with identification of the user.
25
-
It shall support sending a pulse signal that the device is running.
26
-
Ability to recognize and write on Windows-compatible storage media of various capacities.
27
-
Recording files shall be in standard formats that can be viewed directly on the multimedia player software available in Windows operating system.
28
-
If the recording file formats are system-specific, manufacturer-specific, encrypted, or non-standard, software must be provided to view them on Windows computers.
29
B. Additional Specifications of Vehicles Recording Devices:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The ability to record, display, and extract recordings simultaneously.
1
-
A display screen must be installed within the driver's and assistant's line of sight.
2
-
The recording device must be stored in a clean, secure location, protected from theft, vandalism, or tampering.
3
-
The device must be specifically designed for vehicles.
4
-
It must be equipped with a solid-state drive (SSD).
5
-
The system must be connected to the vehicle's backup battery.
6
-
All system cables must be in secure cases.
7
C. Recording Duration and Quality:
The recording must be kept for at least 31 days, at high quality, and at a frame rate of at least 10 frames per second.
Third: Display devices
Remarks
Specifications
Monitors must be designed for continuous work 24/7 - 365 days.
All monitors shall be of high operational specifications to be suitable for continuous operations without interruptions for a period not less than three years.
1
-
The monitor’s resolution should not be less than Full HD 1080p.
2
-
Monitors must be specific to surveillance and not television screens.
3
-
At least two monitors must be available to each security systems operator, the size of each shall not be less than 21 inches.
4
The image size of each camera should not be less than 12 x 6.7 cm in the display monitor.
Wall monitors must be provided in the control rooms.
5
As described in the following paragraphs No. 7,8
The number of monitors required for displaying cameras’ imaging shall be calculated with considering critical and normal cameras
6
This excludes establishments whose activities do not require an operations room and have less than 64 cameras or less than 4 recording devices, as one screen can be provided along with a KVM device.
Monitors must be provided to display all cameras feeds.
7
-
Monitors at Workstations
• The monitor should not be less than 21 inches.
• For each workstation, there must be at least 2 monitors.
The aspect ratio of the display on the monitor must be compatible with the aspect ratio of the capturing view of the camera (4:3, 16:9, 16:10).
8
-
Critical cameras must be always displayed at the center of the wall display. These cameras include cameras at entrances, reception and assistance desks, passenger drop-off areas, elevator lobbies and stairwells on the main floors, the main lobby, and any other cameras deemed important by the security officer or as directed by SIRA.
9
("set" is a matrix of different cameras arranged to occupy the display space on the monitor).
Standard cameras imaging must be displayed in the terminal areas of the full wall monitor in the form of sets of serial cameras, provided that the total cycle time does not exceed 60 seconds, and the number of sets does not exceed 6 sets. Consequently, the serial cycle returns to the first set of cameras.
10
-
Wall Monitors
• The thickness of the outer frame of wall monitors shall not exceed 4 mm.
• Wall monitors shall allow the control of the display modes (number of cameras to display).
• Wall monitors shall allow the display of data and maps.
11
Fourth: Connectors:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Cables (copper clad aluminum) and (copper clad iron) are not allowed.
Where twisted pairs are used, the type used must contain a minimum of high-quality copper known as CAT 6.
1
-
There is no harm in using range extenders, provided that the picture and signal quality are not negatively affected.
2
-
All system connections must be secured against tampering or accidental disconnection. This may be achieved by placing a lockable container in the system.
3
-
All connections must be protected from tampering and unauthorized connections.
4
-
High quality cables and connectors must be used.
5
-
Appearance should be taken into consideration when connecting and visible connections should be avoided as much as possible.
6
-
Exposed connections must be protected by plastic conduits for indoor use and metal conduits specially designed for outdoor use and manufactured specifically for wiring.
7
-
Connections to all wire terminals must be numbered, identified, and labeled.
8
-
All plans, drawings, equipment schedules, name tables, and connection tables must match those installed.
9
-
The use of wireless networks for security systems is prohibited unless approved by the institution.
10
-
International engineering and technical standards and requirements must be followed in extending, installing, numbering, and managing connections.
11
Fifth: Network
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Provided that all points mentioned in the table are adhered to
Any network infrastructure topology can be used to suit the technical design and security system requirements.
1
-
A separate, dedicated private network must be created and installed solely for security systems.
2
-
The network must have redundancy and sustainability characteristics, avoiding single, irreplaceable major breakpoints.
3
-
The backbone of the network must be equipped with a secondary backup line that will replace it in the event of a power outage or interruption.
4
-
The network must be equipped with a network management system (NMS). This system must include all means of monitoring network operation, identifying outages, and automatically reporting them if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 devices.
5
-
Consider dividing the network into segments and clusters if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 to avoid forming a large, flat network.
6
-
The network must be compatible with both current standard IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and management systems.
7
-
An additional 20% of the total capacity must be calculated from the network system.
8
Sixth: Energy sources
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Security systems must be powered by uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), capable of operating autonomously in the event of a power outage for at least 30 minutes.
1
-
All recording devices in VSS systems must be connected to a UPS. Connection to other VSS systems is detailed in the relevant appendices.
2
optional
The recording devices and UPS must be integrated so that the UPS can automatically shut down the recording devices when the remaining battery level in the UPS reaches 25% of the total charge.
3
Seventh: Control and management
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
VMS surveillance system management software must be provided for any VSS system connected to 64 or more cameras or 4 or more recording devices.
1
-
Security features must be available to ensure control and security through passwords and multiple permissions.
2
-
Control and monitoring stations (workstations) must be ready, efficient, and dedicated to these tasks only.
3
-
When it is necessary to integrate different systems with security systems (such as integrating VSS systems with access control, alarms, and building management systems), PSIM security information management systems must be used after prior written approval from SIRA.
4
First: Cameras
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
They must be in color.
1
-
The camera resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled, without using a fixed bit rate and without specifying a maximum speed.
3
-
They must be compatible with all the standard security system management software available on the market or capable of direct connection to known standard systems.
4
-
The signal-to-noise ratio must be at least 48 dB.
5
-
The cameras must be clearly visible and not hidden.
6
-
The cameras must be designed and manufactured to operate continuously without interruption.
7
-
Cameras or enclosures for outdoor use must have a rating of at least IP66 to ensure continuous operation in an outdoor environment
8
-
A Dynamic Wide Range (WDR) is required for any camera facing a natural or artificial light source, direct or reflected from polished surfaces, and the WDR must be at least 110 dB or equivalent
9
-
Auto Iris feature must be used for locations where lighting varies according to the time of day.
10
-
Infrared (IR) light is required, with the ability to automatically switch to monochrome night photography when visible light fades.
11
-
Cameras installed at height of 4 meters and above shall have remote zoom and focus ability.
12
Second: Recording devices
A. General Specifications:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Only digital recording devices must be used
1
-
The recording resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The live view resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD for single-camera viewing, and at least 2 CIF per camera for multiple-screen viewing.
3
-
It must be capable of performing the three basic functions simultaneously: (1) live view, (2) recording, and (3) playback of previous recordings, without any degraded or negatively impacted performance of any of these functions.
4
-
Live view must be at least 25 frames per second for each camera.
5
-
A copy feature must be provided for some or all the recorded clips, for any required duration, whether for a single camera, a group, or all cameras connected to the recording device, and for transferring them to standard storage media. The copy format must also be standard so that it can be viewed on standard display media.
6
-
The maximum recording transfer time should be 1/10 of the duration of displaying the same recording at normal speed.
7
-
Effective and efficient search methods must be provided to facilitate access to the desired scenes. These include a combined search for both date and time, specifying the cameras included in the search, displaying search results for all included cameras sequentially, and providing fast and slow playback, as well as both forward and reverse playback.
8
-
Both continuous and non-continuous recording must be available. (Non-continuous recording is associated with a specific event, such as motion or a signal from an external device, such as intruder detection system sensors.) In the case of non-continuous recording, the device must be capable of recording scenes before and after the event, lasting at least ten (10) seconds. These features must be available so that they can be activated for all cameras connected to the recording device individually (i.e., they can be activated for each camera separately).
9
-
Minimum non-continuous motion-activated recording setting:
No less than 70% of the day for each camera, no less than 10 frames per second for each camera, and no less than 31 days
10
-
The recording devices must be computed with 20% extra capacity.
11
-
The device must accept the addition of peripheral storage devices to increase the total storage capacity.
12
-
The device must be able to clearly display the camera name and the actual time and date without obscuring the view. (The system should preferably accept Arabic letters.) The camera name must be expressive and descriptive of the location the camera is monitoring and must not be ambiguous symbols with no linguistic meaning.
13
-
The device shall have effective feature of automatic self-recording in case of restarting the device after shutdown for whatever reason (mistake, servicing, maintenance, or system fault... etc.). Such features shall be effective even if the device has not shutdown properly.
14
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled only, without specifying a maximum transfer speed. Fixed bitrate data transfer speeds are not accepted.
15
-
Software Development Kit (SDK) shall be made available and to be provided to
SIRA upon request.
16
-
It shall be compatible with ONVIF 2.0 standards.
17
-
It shall support live streaming through the Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP).
18
-
It shall support the Central Time feature (Network Time Protocol (NTP).
19
-
It shall support the feature of sending an alarm in case of storage disk failure.
20
-
Supports an alarm feature in case the hard disk becomes full, in case data rewriting is not activated.
21
-
It shall support sending a status notification when recording is turned On and Off.
22
-
It shall support sending a status notification of changes in the recording schedule.
23
-
It shall support sending a warning notification in case of the interruption or malfunction of the VSS camera.
24
-
It shall support sending a status notification of a user login to the device with identification of the user.
25
-
It shall support sending a pulse signal that the device is running.
26
-
Ability to recognize and write on Windows-compatible storage media of various capacities.
27
-
Recording files shall be in standard formats that can be viewed directly on the multimedia player software available in Windows operating system.
28
-
If the recording file formats are system-specific, manufacturer-specific, encrypted, or non-standard, software must be provided to view them on Windows computers.
29
B. Additional Specifications of Vehicles Recording Devices:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The ability to record, display, and extract recordings simultaneously.
1
-
A display screen must be installed within the driver's and assistant's line of sight.
2
-
The recording device must be stored in a clean, secure location, protected from theft, vandalism, or tampering.
3
-
The device must be specifically designed for vehicles.
4
-
It must be equipped with a solid-state drive (SSD).
5
-
The system must be connected to the vehicle's backup battery.
6
-
All system cables must be in secure cases.
7
C. Recording Duration and Quality:
The recording must be kept for at least 31 days, at high quality, and at a frame rate of at least 10 frames per second.
Third: Display devices
Remarks
Specifications
Monitors must be designed for continuous work 24/7 - 365 days.
All monitors shall be of high operational specifications to be suitable for continuous operations without interruptions for a period not less than three years.
1
-
The monitor’s resolution should not be less than Full HD 1080p.
2
-
Monitors must be specific to surveillance and not television screens.
3
-
At least two monitors must be available to each security systems operator, the size of each shall not be less than 21 inches.
4
The image size of each camera should not be less than 12 x 6.7 cm in the display monitor.
Wall monitors must be provided in the control rooms.
5
As described in the following paragraphs No. 7,8
The number of monitors required for displaying cameras’ imaging shall be calculated with considering critical and normal cameras
6
This excludes establishments whose activities do not require an operations room and have less than 64 cameras or less than 4 recording devices, as one screen can be provided along with a KVM device.
Monitors must be provided to display all cameras feeds.
7
-
Monitors at Workstations
• The monitor should not be less than 21 inches.
• For each workstation, there must be at least 2 monitors.
The aspect ratio of the display on the monitor must be compatible with the aspect ratio of the capturing view of the camera (4:3, 16:9, 16:10).
8
-
Critical cameras must be always displayed at the center of the wall display. These cameras include cameras at entrances, reception and assistance desks, passenger drop-off areas, elevator lobbies and stairwells on the main floors, the main lobby, and any other cameras deemed important by the security officer or as directed by SIRA.
9
("set" is a matrix of different cameras arranged to occupy the display space on the monitor).
Standard cameras imaging must be displayed in the terminal areas of the full wall monitor in the form of sets of serial cameras, provided that the total cycle time does not exceed 60 seconds, and the number of sets does not exceed 6 sets. Consequently, the serial cycle returns to the first set of cameras.
10
-
Wall Monitors
• The thickness of the outer frame of wall monitors shall not exceed 4 mm.
• Wall monitors shall allow the control of the display modes (number of cameras to display).
• Wall monitors shall allow the display of data and maps.
11
Fourth: Connectors:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Cables (copper clad aluminum) and (copper clad iron) are not allowed.
Where twisted pairs are used, the type used must contain a minimum of high-quality copper known as CAT 6.
1
-
There is no harm in using range extenders, provided that the picture and signal quality are not negatively affected.
2
-
All system connections must be secured against tampering or accidental disconnection. This may be achieved by placing a lockable container in the system.
3
-
All connections must be protected from tampering and unauthorized connections.
4
-
High quality cables and connectors must be used.
5
-
Appearance should be taken into consideration when connecting and visible connections should be avoided as much as possible.
6
-
Exposed connections must be protected by plastic conduits for indoor use and metal conduits specially designed for outdoor use and manufactured specifically for wiring.
7
-
Connections to all wire terminals must be numbered, identified, and labeled.
8
-
All plans, drawings, equipment schedules, name tables, and connection tables must match those installed.
9
-
The use of wireless networks for security systems is prohibited unless approved by the institution.
10
-
International engineering and technical standards and requirements must be followed in extending, installing, numbering, and managing connections.
11
Fifth: Network
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Provided that all points mentioned in the table are adhered to
Any network infrastructure topology can be used to suit the technical design and security system requirements.
1
-
A separate, dedicated private network must be created and installed solely for security systems.
2
-
The network must have redundancy and sustainability characteristics, avoiding single, irreplaceable major breakpoints.
3
-
The backbone of the network must be equipped with a secondary backup line that will replace it in the event of a power outage or interruption.
4
-
The network must be equipped with a network management system (NMS). This system must include all means of monitoring network operation, identifying outages, and automatically reporting them if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 devices.
5
-
Consider dividing the network into segments and clusters if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 to avoid forming a large, flat network.
6
-
The network must be compatible with both current standard IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and management systems.
7
-
An additional 20% of the total capacity must be calculated from the network system.
8
Sixth: Energy sources
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Security systems must be powered by uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), capable of operating autonomously in the event of a power outage for at least 30 minutes.
1
-
All recording devices in VSS systems must be connected to a UPS. Connection to other VSS systems is detailed in the relevant appendices.
2
optional
The recording devices and UPS must be integrated so that the UPS can automatically shut down the recording devices when the remaining battery level in the UPS reaches 25% of the total charge.
3
Seventh: Control and management
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
VMS surveillance system management software must be provided for any VSS system connected to 64 or more cameras or 4 or more recording devices.
1
-
Security features must be available to ensure control and security through passwords and multiple permissions.
2
-
Control and monitoring stations (workstations) must be ready, efficient, and dedicated to these tasks only.
3
-
When it is necessary to integrate different systems with security systems (such as integrating VSS systems with access control, alarms, and building management systems), PSIM security information management systems must be used after prior written approval from SIRA.
4
First: Cameras
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
They must be in color.
1
-
The camera resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled, without using a fixed bit rate and without specifying a maximum speed.
3
-
They must be compatible with all the standard security system management software available on the market or capable of direct connection to known standard systems.
4
-
The signal-to-noise ratio must be at least 48 dB.
5
-
The cameras must be clearly visible and not hidden.
6
-
The cameras must be designed and manufactured to operate continuously without interruption.
7
-
Cameras or enclosures for outdoor use must have a rating of at least IP66 to ensure continuous operation in an outdoor environment
8
-
A Dynamic Wide Range (WDR) is required for any camera facing a natural or artificial light source, direct or reflected from polished surfaces, and the WDR must be at least 110 dB or equivalent
9
-
Auto Iris feature must be used for locations where lighting varies according to the time of day.
10
-
Infrared (IR) light is required, with the ability to automatically switch to monochrome night photography when visible light fades.
11
-
Cameras installed at height of 4 meters and above shall have remote zoom and focus ability.
12
Second: Recording devices
A. General Specifications:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Only digital recording devices must be used
1
-
The recording resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The live view resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD for single-camera viewing, and at least 2 CIF per camera for multiple-screen viewing.
3
-
It must be capable of performing the three basic functions simultaneously: (1) live view, (2) recording, and (3) playback of previous recordings, without any degraded or negatively impacted performance of any of these functions.
4
-
Live view must be at least 25 frames per second for each camera.
5
-
A copy feature must be provided for some or all the recorded clips, for any required duration, whether for a single camera, a group, or all cameras connected to the recording device, and for transferring them to standard storage media. The copy format must also be standard so that it can be viewed on standard display media.
6
-
The maximum recording transfer time should be 1/10 of the duration of displaying the same recording at normal speed.
7
-
Effective and efficient search methods must be provided to facilitate access to the desired scenes. These include a combined search for both date and time, specifying the cameras included in the search, displaying search results for all included cameras sequentially, and providing fast and slow playback, as well as both forward and reverse playback.
8
-
Both continuous and non-continuous recording must be available. (Non-continuous recording is associated with a specific event, such as motion or a signal from an external device, such as intruder detection system sensors.) In the case of non-continuous recording, the device must be capable of recording scenes before and after the event, lasting at least ten (10) seconds. These features must be available so that they can be activated for all cameras connected to the recording device individually (i.e., they can be activated for each camera separately).
9
-
Minimum non-continuous motion-activated recording setting:
No less than 70% of the day for each camera, no less than 10 frames per second for each camera, and no less than 31 days
10
-
The recording devices must be computed with 20% extra capacity.
11
-
The device must accept the addition of peripheral storage devices to increase the total storage capacity.
12
-
The device must be able to clearly display the camera name and the actual time and date without obscuring the view. (The system should preferably accept Arabic letters.) The camera name must be expressive and descriptive of the location the camera is monitoring and must not be ambiguous symbols with no linguistic meaning.
13
-
The device shall have effective feature of automatic self-recording in case of restarting the device after shutdown for whatever reason (mistake, servicing, maintenance, or system fault... etc.). Such features shall be effective even if the device has not shutdown properly.
14
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled only, without specifying a maximum transfer speed. Fixed bitrate data transfer speeds are not accepted.
15
-
Software Development Kit (SDK) shall be made available and to be provided to
SIRA upon request.
16
-
It shall be compatible with ONVIF 2.0 standards.
17
-
It shall support live streaming through the Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP).
18
-
It shall support the Central Time feature (Network Time Protocol (NTP).
19
-
It shall support the feature of sending an alarm in case of storage disk failure.
20
-
Supports an alarm feature in case the hard disk becomes full, in case data rewriting is not activated.
21
-
It shall support sending a status notification when recording is turned On and Off.
22
-
It shall support sending a status notification of changes in the recording schedule.
23
-
It shall support sending a warning notification in case of the interruption or malfunction of the VSS camera.
24
-
It shall support sending a status notification of a user login to the device with identification of the user.
25
-
It shall support sending a pulse signal that the device is running.
26
-
Ability to recognize and write on Windows-compatible storage media of various capacities.
27
-
Recording files shall be in standard formats that can be viewed directly on the multimedia player software available in Windows operating system.
28
-
If the recording file formats are system-specific, manufacturer-specific, encrypted, or non-standard, software must be provided to view them on Windows computers.
29
B. Additional Specifications of Vehicles Recording Devices:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The ability to record, display, and extract recordings simultaneously.
1
-
A display screen must be installed within the driver's and assistant's line of sight.
2
-
The recording device must be stored in a clean, secure location, protected from theft, vandalism, or tampering.
3
-
The device must be specifically designed for vehicles.
4
-
It must be equipped with a solid-state drive (SSD).
5
-
The system must be connected to the vehicle's backup battery.
6
-
All system cables must be in secure cases.
7
C. Recording Duration and Quality:
The recording must be kept for at least 31 days, at high quality, and at a frame rate of at least 10 frames per second.
Third: Display devices
Remarks
Specifications
Monitors must be designed for continuous work 24/7 - 365 days.
All monitors shall be of high operational specifications to be suitable for continuous operations without interruptions for a period not less than three years.
1
-
The monitor’s resolution should not be less than Full HD 1080p.
2
-
Monitors must be specific to surveillance and not television screens.
3
-
At least two monitors must be available to each security systems operator, the size of each shall not be less than 21 inches.
4
The image size of each camera should not be less than 12 x 6.7 cm in the display monitor.
Wall monitors must be provided in the control rooms.
5
As described in the following paragraphs No. 7,8
The number of monitors required for displaying cameras’ imaging shall be calculated with considering critical and normal cameras
6
This excludes establishments whose activities do not require an operations room and have less than 64 cameras or less than 4 recording devices, as one screen can be provided along with a KVM device.
Monitors must be provided to display all cameras feeds.
7
-
Monitors at Workstations
• The monitor should not be less than 21 inches.
• For each workstation, there must be at least 2 monitors.
The aspect ratio of the display on the monitor must be compatible with the aspect ratio of the capturing view of the camera (4:3, 16:9, 16:10).
8
-
Critical cameras must be always displayed at the center of the wall display. These cameras include cameras at entrances, reception and assistance desks, passenger drop-off areas, elevator lobbies and stairwells on the main floors, the main lobby, and any other cameras deemed important by the security officer or as directed by SIRA.
9
("set" is a matrix of different cameras arranged to occupy the display space on the monitor).
Standard cameras imaging must be displayed in the terminal areas of the full wall monitor in the form of sets of serial cameras, provided that the total cycle time does not exceed 60 seconds, and the number of sets does not exceed 6 sets. Consequently, the serial cycle returns to the first set of cameras.
10
-
Wall Monitors
• The thickness of the outer frame of wall monitors shall not exceed 4 mm.
• Wall monitors shall allow the control of the display modes (number of cameras to display).
• Wall monitors shall allow the display of data and maps.
11
Fourth: Connectors:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Cables (copper clad aluminum) and (copper clad iron) are not allowed.
Where twisted pairs are used, the type used must contain a minimum of high-quality copper known as CAT 6.
1
-
There is no harm in using range extenders, provided that the picture and signal quality are not negatively affected.
2
-
All system connections must be secured against tampering or accidental disconnection. This may be achieved by placing a lockable container in the system.
3
-
All connections must be protected from tampering and unauthorized connections.
4
-
High quality cables and connectors must be used.
5
-
Appearance should be taken into consideration when connecting and visible connections should be avoided as much as possible.
6
-
Exposed connections must be protected by plastic conduits for indoor use and metal conduits specially designed for outdoor use and manufactured specifically for wiring.
7
-
Connections to all wire terminals must be numbered, identified, and labeled.
8
-
All plans, drawings, equipment schedules, name tables, and connection tables must match those installed.
9
-
The use of wireless networks for security systems is prohibited unless approved by the institution.
10
-
International engineering and technical standards and requirements must be followed in extending, installing, numbering, and managing connections.
11
Fifth: Network
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Provided that all points mentioned in the table are adhered to
Any network infrastructure topology can be used to suit the technical design and security system requirements.
1
-
A separate, dedicated private network must be created and installed solely for security systems.
2
-
The network must have redundancy and sustainability characteristics, avoiding single, irreplaceable major breakpoints.
3
-
The backbone of the network must be equipped with a secondary backup line that will replace it in the event of a power outage or interruption.
4
-
The network must be equipped with a network management system (NMS). This system must include all means of monitoring network operation, identifying outages, and automatically reporting them if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 devices.
5
-
Consider dividing the network into segments and clusters if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 to avoid forming a large, flat network.
6
-
The network must be compatible with both current standard IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and management systems.
7
-
An additional 20% of the total capacity must be calculated from the network system.
8
Sixth: Energy sources
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Security systems must be powered by uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), capable of operating autonomously in the event of a power outage for at least 30 minutes.
1
-
All recording devices in VSS systems must be connected to a UPS. Connection to other VSS systems is detailed in the relevant appendices.
2
optional
The recording devices and UPS must be integrated so that the UPS can automatically shut down the recording devices when the remaining battery level in the UPS reaches 25% of the total charge.
3
Seventh: Control and management
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
VMS surveillance system management software must be provided for any VSS system connected to 64 or more cameras or 4 or more recording devices.
1
-
Security features must be available to ensure control and security through passwords and multiple permissions.
2
-
Control and monitoring stations (workstations) must be ready, efficient, and dedicated to these tasks only.
3
-
When it is necessary to integrate different systems with security systems (such as integrating VSS systems with access control, alarms, and building management systems), PSIM security information management systems must be used after prior written approval from SIRA.
4
Chapter Two — Specifications of Access Control Systems Chapter Two — Specifications of Access Control Systems Chapter Two — Specifications of Access Control Systems
First: General specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be compatible with all fire alarm systems approved by the relevant authorities in the emirate.
1
-
to be centralized
2
-
To be able to handle both analog and digital systems
3
Second: Locking mechanisms
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be self-opening in case of emergency and it is allowed the use of electromagnetic or electromechanical locks
1
Any place where emergency self-locking locks are used and are likely to be operated by people, the lock must have a manual emergency release feature, and this feature must be used only on the secured side of the lock.
They must be self-locking in case of emergency and only electromechanical if installed on the following doors:
• Financial safes and safes contain valuable contents.
• Safes containing hazardous materials.
• Safes containing narcotics and restricted medications.
• Weapons and ammunition depots.
• Detention and quarantine facilities.
2
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Wireless connections may not be used without SIRA approval.
1
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
2
-
All internal connections of the system must be secured against tampering or damage.
3
-
All electrical cables must be concealed or routed in containment (plastic internally, galvanized metal externally)
4
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends. All system diagrams, drawings, and tables must match the actual installed equipment.
5
-
All cables and connections must be installed according to the standards relevant to the cable type, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
6
Fourth: Control Panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
All control panels must be equipped with a backup battery to ensure continued operation during a main power outage for at least 4 hours.
1
-
Systems must be built based on communication over the digital network.
2
-
Must be able to save all operations internally when the connection to the central control system is lost, and to automatically complete the data update when the connection is restored.
3
Fifth: Management and Control Software
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
must work on different platforms and operating systems.
1
-
To retain login and logout details for all linked devices for a period of no less than one year.
2
-
The enrolment station must be installed in a safe location.
3
-
It should contain an interactive electronic map to control the systems.
4
-
Complete software development kits (SDKs) must be provided for all components of the access control systems, allowing for effective integration with other systems.
5
First: General specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be compatible with all fire alarm systems approved by the relevant authorities in the emirate.
1
-
to be centralized
2
-
To be able to handle both analog and digital systems
3
Second: Locking mechanisms
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be self-opening in case of emergency and it is allowed the use of electromagnetic or electromechanical locks
1
Any place where emergency self-locking locks are used and are likely to be operated by people, the lock must have a manual emergency release feature, and this feature must be used only on the secured side of the lock.
They must be self-locking in case of emergency and only electromechanical if installed on the following doors:
• Financial safes and safes contain valuable contents.
• Safes containing hazardous materials.
• Safes containing narcotics and restricted medications.
• Weapons and ammunition depots.
• Detention and quarantine facilities.
2
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Wireless connections may not be used without SIRA approval.
1
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
2
-
All internal connections of the system must be secured against tampering or damage.
3
-
All electrical cables must be concealed or routed in containment (plastic internally, galvanized metal externally)
4
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends. All system diagrams, drawings, and tables must match the actual installed equipment.
5
-
All cables and connections must be installed according to the standards relevant to the cable type, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
6
Fourth: Control Panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
All control panels must be equipped with a backup battery to ensure continued operation during a main power outage for at least 4 hours.
1
-
Systems must be built based on communication over the digital network.
2
-
Must be able to save all operations internally when the connection to the central control system is lost, and to automatically complete the data update when the connection is restored.
3
Fifth: Management and Control Software
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
must work on different platforms and operating systems.
1
-
To retain login and logout details for all linked devices for a period of no less than one year.
2
-
The enrolment station must be installed in a safe location.
3
-
It should contain an interactive electronic map to control the systems.
4
-
Complete software development kits (SDKs) must be provided for all components of the access control systems, allowing for effective integration with other systems.
5
First: General specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be compatible with all fire alarm systems approved by the relevant authorities in the emirate.
1
-
to be centralized
2
-
To be able to handle both analog and digital systems
3
Second: Locking mechanisms
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
To be self-opening in case of emergency and it is allowed the use of electromagnetic or electromechanical locks
1
Any place where emergency self-locking locks are used and are likely to be operated by people, the lock must have a manual emergency release feature, and this feature must be used only on the secured side of the lock.
They must be self-locking in case of emergency and only electromechanical if installed on the following doors:
• Financial safes and safes contain valuable contents.
• Safes containing hazardous materials.
• Safes containing narcotics and restricted medications.
• Weapons and ammunition depots.
• Detention and quarantine facilities.
2
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Wireless connections may not be used without SIRA approval.
1
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
2
-
All internal connections of the system must be secured against tampering or damage.
3
-
All electrical cables must be concealed or routed in containment (plastic internally, galvanized metal externally)
4
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends. All system diagrams, drawings, and tables must match the actual installed equipment.
5
-
All cables and connections must be installed according to the standards relevant to the cable type, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
6
Fourth: Control Panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
All control panels must be equipped with a backup battery to ensure continued operation during a main power outage for at least 4 hours.
1
-
Systems must be built based on communication over the digital network.
2
-
Must be able to save all operations internally when the connection to the central control system is lost, and to automatically complete the data update when the connection is restored.
3
Fifth: Management and Control Software
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
must work on different platforms and operating systems.
1
-
To retain login and logout details for all linked devices for a period of no less than one year.
2
-
The enrolment station must be installed in a safe location.
3
-
It should contain an interactive electronic map to control the systems.
4
-
Complete software development kits (SDKs) must be provided for all components of the access control systems, allowing for effective integration with other systems.
5
Chapter Three — Specifications for Alarm and Intruder Detection Systems. Chapter Three — Specifications for Alarm and Intruder Detection Systems. Chapter Three — Specifications for Alarm and Intruder Detection Systems.
All system components must be third generation at a minimum.
First: Sensors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The sensors field must cover protected areas so that no area can be breached to stop or disable the security system.
1
-
Dual-technology motion detectors, such as infrared and microwaves, should be used.
2
-
Vibration detection sensors must be used.
3
-
Drilling detection sensors must be used.
4
-
Glass break sensors must be used.
5
-
Panic buttons and keys must be provided for facility personnel to use in the event of an emergency, must be at a level that is easy to use and hidden.
6
-
Door Contact (For Normal and Fortified Doors)
7
Second: Visual and audible alarm and warning devices
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed, equipped with a loudspeaker, and a flashing light that attracts attention.
1
-
The device's ringing duration must be set for at least 5 minutes or until the alarm is reset.
2
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed at a minimum of 110 dBA from a distance of 1 meter to be audible and its flashing visible from the outside.
3
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
4
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Connectors must be wired. Wireless connection of sensors may only be used after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
1
-
Each sensor must be connected separately to the control and alarm panel and to a single zone.
2
-
All system wires must be kept inside dedicated conduits.
3
-
Alarms must not be installed outside the facility, except for flashing lights and sirens.
4
-
The entire system must be equipped with a backup power supply (UPS) that will operate it in the event of a power outage for at least 8 hours.
5
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
6
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends of the cable.
7
-
All system diagrams, drawings, and schedules must match the installed alarm devices.
8
-
All inter-connectors must be installed in accordance with relevant standards, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
9
Fourth: Control and alarm panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The Alarm system control panel must be approved by SIRA.
1
-
The control panel must be connected to the central alarm station.
2
-
Each sensor must be programmed individually with a separate zone and labeled to indicate its installation location.
3
-
To have communication devices approved by SIRA
4
-
To be connected to the facility's lighting control system so that it can turn on the lighting on site when an alarm is triggered.
5
-
The control panel must be installed in a secure, hidden, and difficult-to-access location.
6
-
The keypad should be installed away from the control panel and near the entry or exit door.
7
-
All parts of the alarm system must have a tamper detection feature, which triggers an alarm signal when any part is opened, removed, disconnected, or the electrical power supply is interrupted.
8
-
The time allocated to disarm the Alarm system must not exceed one minute. If a longer time is required, prior written approval from the organization must be obtained.
9
-
The number of incorrect attempts to disable the Alarm system must not exceed three (3) consecutive attempts.
10
-
The control panel must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
11
Fifth: General requirements for the system administrator
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The facility manager must activate the alarm system after the end of the working day or after evacuating the building.
1
-
The person in charge or assigned to the protected facility must respond to an alarm or emergency.
2
All system components must be third generation at a minimum.
First: Sensors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The sensors field must cover protected areas so that no area can be breached to stop or disable the security system.
1
-
Dual-technology motion detectors, such as infrared and microwaves, should be used.
2
-
Vibration detection sensors must be used.
3
-
Drilling detection sensors must be used.
4
-
Glass break sensors must be used.
5
-
Panic buttons and keys must be provided for facility personnel to use in the event of an emergency, must be at a level that is easy to use and hidden.
6
-
Door Contact (For Normal and Fortified Doors)
7
Second: Visual and audible alarm and warning devices
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed, equipped with a loudspeaker, and a flashing light that attracts attention.
1
-
The device's ringing duration must be set for at least 5 minutes or until the alarm is reset.
2
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed at a minimum of 110 dBA from a distance of 1 meter to be audible and its flashing visible from the outside.
3
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
4
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Connectors must be wired. Wireless connection of sensors may only be used after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
1
-
Each sensor must be connected separately to the control and alarm panel and to a single zone.
2
-
All system wires must be kept inside dedicated conduits.
3
-
Alarms must not be installed outside the facility, except for flashing lights and sirens.
4
-
The entire system must be equipped with a backup power supply (UPS) that will operate it in the event of a power outage for at least 8 hours.
5
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
6
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends of the cable.
7
-
All system diagrams, drawings, and schedules must match the installed alarm devices.
8
-
All inter-connectors must be installed in accordance with relevant standards, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
9
Fourth: Control and alarm panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The Alarm system control panel must be approved by SIRA.
1
-
The control panel must be connected to the central alarm station.
2
-
Each sensor must be programmed individually with a separate zone and labeled to indicate its installation location.
3
-
To have communication devices approved by SIRA
4
-
To be connected to the facility's lighting control system so that it can turn on the lighting on site when an alarm is triggered.
5
-
The control panel must be installed in a secure, hidden, and difficult-to-access location.
6
-
The keypad should be installed away from the control panel and near the entry or exit door.
7
-
All parts of the alarm system must have a tamper detection feature, which triggers an alarm signal when any part is opened, removed, disconnected, or the electrical power supply is interrupted.
8
-
The time allocated to disarm the Alarm system must not exceed one minute. If a longer time is required, prior written approval from the organization must be obtained.
9
-
The number of incorrect attempts to disable the Alarm system must not exceed three (3) consecutive attempts.
10
-
The control panel must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
11
Fifth: General requirements for the system administrator
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The facility manager must activate the alarm system after the end of the working day or after evacuating the building.
1
-
The person in charge or assigned to the protected facility must respond to an alarm or emergency.
2
All system components must be third generation at a minimum.
First: Sensors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The sensors field must cover protected areas so that no area can be breached to stop or disable the security system.
1
-
Dual-technology motion detectors, such as infrared and microwaves, should be used.
2
-
Vibration detection sensors must be used.
3
-
Drilling detection sensors must be used.
4
-
Glass break sensors must be used.
5
-
Panic buttons and keys must be provided for facility personnel to use in the event of an emergency, must be at a level that is easy to use and hidden.
6
-
Door Contact (For Normal and Fortified Doors)
7
Second: Visual and audible alarm and warning devices
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed, equipped with a loudspeaker, and a flashing light that attracts attention.
1
-
The device's ringing duration must be set for at least 5 minutes or until the alarm is reset.
2
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed at a minimum of 110 dBA from a distance of 1 meter to be audible and its flashing visible from the outside.
3
-
The alarm (audio and visual) must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
4
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Connectors must be wired. Wireless connection of sensors may only be used after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
1
-
Each sensor must be connected separately to the control and alarm panel and to a single zone.
2
-
All system wires must be kept inside dedicated conduits.
3
-
Alarms must not be installed outside the facility, except for flashing lights and sirens.
4
-
The entire system must be equipped with a backup power supply (UPS) that will operate it in the event of a power outage for at least 8 hours.
5
-
Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
6
-
All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends of the cable.
7
-
All system diagrams, drawings, and schedules must match the installed alarm devices.
8
-
All inter-connectors must be installed in accordance with relevant standards, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
9
Fourth: Control and alarm panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The Alarm system control panel must be approved by SIRA.
1
-
The control panel must be connected to the central alarm station.
2
-
Each sensor must be programmed individually with a separate zone and labeled to indicate its installation location.
3
-
To have communication devices approved by SIRA
4
-
To be connected to the facility's lighting control system so that it can turn on the lighting on site when an alarm is triggered.
5
-
The control panel must be installed in a secure, hidden, and difficult-to-access location.
6
-
The keypad should be installed away from the control panel and near the entry or exit door.
7
-
All parts of the alarm system must have a tamper detection feature, which triggers an alarm signal when any part is opened, removed, disconnected, or the electrical power supply is interrupted.
8
-
The time allocated to disarm the Alarm system must not exceed one minute. If a longer time is required, prior written approval from the organization must be obtained.
9
-
The number of incorrect attempts to disable the Alarm system must not exceed three (3) consecutive attempts.
10
-
The control panel must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
11
Fifth: General requirements for the system administrator
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The facility manager must activate the alarm system after the end of the working day or after evacuating the building.
1
-
The person in charge or assigned to the protected facility must respond to an alarm or emergency.
2
Chapter Four — Locks Specifications Chapter Four — Locks Specifications Chapter Four — Locks Specifications
First — General Specifications First — General Specifications First — General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The force resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must not be less than 10 kN.
1
-
The torque resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must be at least 20 Nm.
2
-
The lock pull resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
3
-
The lock's torsion resistance must not be less than 1200 Nm.
4
-
The lock cutting resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
5
-
The lock body's impact resistance at low temperatures must be at least:
• 40°C
• 6550 grams
• 1400 mm
6
-
The drilling resistance of the lock body should not be less than 4 minutes.
7
-
The cut resistance of the lock body shall not be less than 4 minutes.
8
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The force resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must not be less than 10 kN.
1
-
The torque resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must be at least 20 Nm.
2
-
The lock pull resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
3
-
The lock's torsion resistance must not be less than 1200 Nm.
4
-
The lock cutting resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
5
-
The lock body's impact resistance at low temperatures must be at least:
• 40°C
• 6550 grams
• 1400 mm
6
-
The drilling resistance of the lock body should not be less than 4 minutes.
7
-
The cut resistance of the lock body shall not be less than 4 minutes.
8
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
The force resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must not be less than 10 kN.
1
-
The torque resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must be at least 20 Nm.
2
-
The lock pull resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
3
-
The lock's torsion resistance must not be less than 1200 Nm.
4
-
The lock cutting resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
5
-
The lock body's impact resistance at low temperatures must be at least:
• 40°C
• 6550 grams
• 1400 mm
6
-
The drilling resistance of the lock body should not be less than 4 minutes.
7
-
The cut resistance of the lock body shall not be less than 4 minutes.
8
Chapter Five — Specifications of Penetration-Resistant Glass Chapter Five — Specifications of Penetration-Resistant Glass Chapter Five — Specifications of Penetration-Resistant Glass
First: General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Piercing-resistant glass or the use of piercing-resistant films attached to a strong frame, on the facility's glass facades so that the glass resists penetration for at least 90 seconds.
1
First: General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Piercing-resistant glass or the use of piercing-resistant films attached to a strong frame, on the facility's glass facades so that the glass resists penetration for at least 90 seconds.
1
First: General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
-
Piercing-resistant glass or the use of piercing-resistant films attached to a strong frame, on the facility's glass facades so that the glass resists penetration for at least 90 seconds.
1
Chapter Six — HVM Barriers Specifications (External Perimeter Safety) Chapter Six — HVM Barriers Specifications (External Perimeter Safety) Chapter Six — HVM Barriers Specifications (External Perimeter Safety)
First — Standards First — Standards First — Standards
HVM must be appropriate for the location. Based on the nature of the location, the category is determined from the table in point 5 below, considering that they must be approved by SIRA in accordance with established procedures.
HVM must be appropriate for the location. Based on the nature of the location, the category is determined from the table in point 5 below, considering that they must be approved by SIRA in accordance with established procedures.
HVM must be appropriate for the location. Based on the nature of the location, the category is determined from the table in point 5 below, considering that they must be approved by SIRA in accordance with established procedures.
Second — HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose) Second — HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose) Second — HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose)
HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose):
Remarks
Type
SN
-
strong walls
1
-
Bollards
2
-
Road Blockers
3
-
Planter boxes and containers
4
-
Roadside assets and equipment
5
-
Water pools and fountains
6
-
Columns, whatever their use
7
-
Landscape elements such as rocks, hills, dunes, and bodies of water
8
HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose):
Remarks
Type
SN
-
strong walls
1
-
Bollards
2
-
Road Blockers
3
-
Planter boxes and containers
4
-
Roadside assets and equipment
5
-
Water pools and fountains
6
-
Columns, whatever their use
7
-
Landscape elements such as rocks, hills, dunes, and bodies of water
8
HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose):
Remarks
Type
SN
-
strong walls
1
-
Bollards
2
-
Road Blockers
3
-
Planter boxes and containers
4
-
Roadside assets and equipment
5
-
Water pools and fountains
6
-
Columns, whatever their use
7
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Landscape elements such as rocks, hills, dunes, and bodies of water
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Third — Types of HVM from an operational perspective Third — Types of HVM from an operational perspective Third — Types of HVM from an operational perspective
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Movable HVM, meaning they can be temporarily deactivated (by moving, folding, or retracting them) to allow vehicles to pass through them, and then return to their original position. This is done manually or mechanically by authorized persons.
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Fixed HVM, which are permanent, non-removable.
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Movable HVM, meaning they can be temporarily deactivated (by moving, folding, or retracting them) to allow vehicles to pass through them, and then return to their original position. This is done manually or mechanically by authorized persons.
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Fixed HVM, which are permanent, non-removable.
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Type
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Movable HVM, meaning they can be temporarily deactivated (by moving, folding, or retracting them) to allow vehicles to pass through them, and then return to their original position. This is done manually or mechanically by authorized persons.
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Fixed HVM, which are permanent, non-removable.
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Fourth — Requirements Fourth — Requirements Fourth — Requirements
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SIRA approval (prior to implementation) must be obtained for the locations, design, and calculations of all types of HVM for each project.
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Specifications
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SIRA approval (prior to implementation) must be obtained for the locations, design, and calculations of all types of HVM for each project.
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SIRA approval (prior to implementation) must be obtained for the locations, design, and calculations of all types of HVM for each project.
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Fifth — Installation requirements Fifth — Installation requirements Fifth — Installation requirements
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Light
• Vehicle weight: 1,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Lightweight, two-wheel drive, with a rigid axle
• Impact speed: 110 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Medium
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• Vehicle weight: 7,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Medium-sized four-wheel drive with rigid 2-axle axles
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Heavy
• Vehicle weight: 32,000 kg
• Vehicle configuration: Heavy, 6x6, 4-wheel drive
Rigid axle 4-link
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Remarks
Specifications
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Light
• Vehicle weight: 1,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Lightweight, two-wheel drive, with a rigid axle
• Impact speed: 110 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Medium
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• Vehicle weight: 7,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Medium-sized four-wheel drive with rigid 2-axle axles
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Heavy
• Vehicle weight: 32,000 kg
• Vehicle configuration: Heavy, 6x6, 4-wheel drive
Rigid axle 4-link
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Remarks
Specifications
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Light
• Vehicle weight: 1,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Lightweight, two-wheel drive, with a rigid axle
• Impact speed: 110 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Medium
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• Vehicle weight: 7,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Medium-sized four-wheel drive with rigid 2-axle axles
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Heavy
• Vehicle weight: 32,000 kg
• Vehicle configuration: Heavy, 6x6, 4-wheel drive
Rigid axle 4-link
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Part Two — Operational Controls Part Two — Operational Controls Part Two — Operational Controls
Chapter Two — Remote Communication Requirements Chapter Two — Remote Communication Requirements Chapter Two — Remote Communication Requirements
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Connecting the VSS system to the system integrity monitoring service approved by SIRA (Installing a system for linking and following up the integrity of VSS)
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Connecting the facility's alarm and intruder detection systems to SIRA approved alarm systems monitoring system.
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Connecting the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers to the system of linking and monitoring the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers approved by SIRA
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Remarks
Description
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Connecting the VSS system to the system integrity monitoring service approved by SIRA (Installing a system for linking and following up the integrity of VSS)
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Connecting the facility's alarm and intruder detection systems to SIRA approved alarm systems monitoring system.
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Connecting the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers to the system of linking and monitoring the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers approved by SIRA
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Remarks
Description
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Connecting the VSS system to the system integrity monitoring service approved by SIRA (Installing a system for linking and following up the integrity of VSS)
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Connecting the facility's alarm and intruder detection systems to SIRA approved alarm systems monitoring system.
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Connecting the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers to the system of linking and monitoring the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers approved by SIRA
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Chapter Three — Management and Operation Chapter Three — Management and Operation Chapter Three — Management and Operation
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An employee must be responsible for the facility's security systems. They must be familiar with the use and operation of the systems and perform all operational tasks, such as copying, searching, and uploading clips, as well as efficiently handling system components. This employee is also responsible for ensuring the proper operation of the systems and immediately reporting any malfunctions, according to established procedures.
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Standard warning signs and labels approved by SIRA must be placed at all main entrances and inside the elevators, alerting the presence of surveillance systems.
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A record must be provided for each copying operation, containing all data related to the copying operation, who made it, where it was kept, or who received it, according to the approved form.
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The time and date that all security systems operate on must be real, correct, and consistent with reality, and all the different parts of the systems must be synchronized and update the time and date value automatically and in accordance with the related systems operating in SIRA.
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Remarks
Description
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An employee must be responsible for the facility's security systems. They must be familiar with the use and operation of the systems and perform all operational tasks, such as copying, searching, and uploading clips, as well as efficiently handling system components. This employee is also responsible for ensuring the proper operation of the systems and immediately reporting any malfunctions, according to established procedures.
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Standard warning signs and labels approved by SIRA must be placed at all main entrances and inside the elevators, alerting the presence of surveillance systems.
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A record must be provided for each copying operation, containing all data related to the copying operation, who made it, where it was kept, or who received it, according to the approved form.
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The time and date that all security systems operate on must be real, correct, and consistent with reality, and all the different parts of the systems must be synchronized and update the time and date value automatically and in accordance with the related systems operating in SIRA.
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Remarks
Description
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An employee must be responsible for the facility's security systems. They must be familiar with the use and operation of the systems and perform all operational tasks, such as copying, searching, and uploading clips, as well as efficiently handling system components. This employee is also responsible for ensuring the proper operation of the systems and immediately reporting any malfunctions, according to established procedures.
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Standard warning signs and labels approved by SIRA must be placed at all main entrances and inside the elevators, alerting the presence of surveillance systems.
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A record must be provided for each copying operation, containing all data related to the copying operation, who made it, where it was kept, or who received it, according to the approved form.
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The time and date that all security systems operate on must be real, correct, and consistent with reality, and all the different parts of the systems must be synchronized and update the time and date value automatically and in accordance with the related systems operating in SIRA.
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Chapter Four — Security Lighting Chapter Four — Security Lighting Chapter Four — Security Lighting
Remarks
Description
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Scenes within the range of surveillance cameras must be fully lit and free of any dark areas.
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Invisible security lighting (infrared) may be used in secondary perimeter areas that are not primarily used or where visible light is insufficient for camera surveillance, provided that this lighting covers the range of vision of the surveillance cameras and that no infrared light is reflected in the camera.
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Such as the effect of lighting on drivers' vision.
The use of security lighting must not have any negative impact on the safety of others.
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Remarks
Description
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Scenes within the range of surveillance cameras must be fully lit and free of any dark areas.
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Invisible security lighting (infrared) may be used in secondary perimeter areas that are not primarily used or where visible light is insufficient for camera surveillance, provided that this lighting covers the range of vision of the surveillance cameras and that no infrared light is reflected in the camera.
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Such as the effect of lighting on drivers' vision.
The use of security lighting must not have any negative impact on the safety of others.
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Remarks
Description
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Scenes within the range of surveillance cameras must be fully lit and free of any dark areas.
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Invisible security lighting (infrared) may be used in secondary perimeter areas that are not primarily used or where visible light is insufficient for camera surveillance, provided that this lighting covers the range of vision of the surveillance cameras and that no infrared light is reflected in the camera.
2
Such as the effect of lighting on drivers' vision.
The use of security lighting must not have any negative impact on the safety of others.
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Chapter Five — Image Acceptance Chapter Five — Image Acceptance Chapter Five — Image Acceptance
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Description
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The image must be clear, and its contents can be easily interpreted and read by the observer, and straight lines must be distinguishable without any image distortions.
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The image should be stable and not shake even in moderate wind conditions.
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The camera's field of view must be accessible and free of obstructions that obscure part of the image. An image will be considered unacceptable if the obstruction exceeds 5% of the total image area. The center of the image must be free of any obstructions, and the edges of the image must not exceed 5% of the total image area.
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Description
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The image must be clear, and its contents can be easily interpreted and read by the observer, and straight lines must be distinguishable without any image distortions.
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The image should be stable and not shake even in moderate wind conditions.
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The camera's field of view must be accessible and free of obstructions that obscure part of the image. An image will be considered unacceptable if the obstruction exceeds 5% of the total image area. The center of the image must be free of any obstructions, and the edges of the image must not exceed 5% of the total image area.
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Description
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The image must be clear, and its contents can be easily interpreted and read by the observer, and straight lines must be distinguishable without any image distortions.
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The image should be stable and not shake even in moderate wind conditions.
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The camera's field of view must be accessible and free of obstructions that obscure part of the image. An image will be considered unacceptable if the obstruction exceeds 5% of the total image area. The center of the image must be free of any obstructions, and the edges of the image must not exceed 5% of the total image area.
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Chapter One — Operational Image Requirements Chapter One — Operational Image Requirements Chapter One — Operational Image Requirements
First — Field of View First — Field of View First — Field of View
2 — Identification View 2 — Identification View 2 — Identification View
The camera is mounted directly in front of the person (target). The camera can be mounted at a horizontal angle of no more than 45 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 20 degrees above or below the horizon.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature is required for cameras used for identification, regardless of their installation location. The WDR contrast ratio must be at least 110 dB.
The face must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 120% of the screen's viewing area. In exceptional cases, with the prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 300 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted directly in front of the person (target). The camera can be mounted at a horizontal angle of no more than 45 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 20 degrees above or below the horizon.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature is required for cameras used for identification, regardless of their installation location. The WDR contrast ratio must be at least 110 dB.
The face must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 120% of the screen's viewing area. In exceptional cases, with the prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 300 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted directly in front of the person (target). The camera can be mounted at a horizontal angle of no more than 45 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 20 degrees above or below the horizon.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature is required for cameras used for identification, regardless of their installation location. The WDR contrast ratio must be at least 110 dB.
The face must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 120% of the screen's viewing area. In exceptional cases, with the prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 300 pixels per meter may be used.
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3 — Recognition View 3 — Recognition View 3 — Recognition View
The camera is mounted to recognize a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 45 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. Therefore, the target image size should not be less than 50% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of no less than 125 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to recognize a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 45 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. Therefore, the target image size should not be less than 50% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of no less than 125 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to recognize a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 45 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. Therefore, the target image size should not be less than 50% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of no less than 125 pixels per meter may be used.
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4 — Observation View 4 — Observation View 4 — Observation View
The camera is mounted to observe a "standard target" 1.6 meters tall from any angle, right or left, and at a vertical angle no greater than 45 degrees above the horizon, unless otherwise specified.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image must be at least 25% of the viewing area on the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 62.5 pixels per square meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to observe a "standard target" 1.6 meters tall from any angle, right or left, and at a vertical angle no greater than 45 degrees above the horizon, unless otherwise specified.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image must be at least 25% of the viewing area on the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 62.5 pixels per square meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to observe a "standard target" 1.6 meters tall from any angle, right or left, and at a vertical angle no greater than 45 degrees above the horizon, unless otherwise specified.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image must be at least 25% of the viewing area on the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 62.5 pixels per square meter may be used.
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5 — Detection View 5 — Detection View 5 — Detection View
The camera is mounted to detect a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 75 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and the medium-sized surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size should be at least 10% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, the image element density may be no less than 30 pixels per meter.
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The camera is mounted to detect a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 75 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and the medium-sized surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size should be at least 10% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, the image element density may be no less than 30 pixels per meter.
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The camera is mounted to detect a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 75 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and the medium-sized surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size should be at least 10% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, the image element density may be no less than 30 pixels per meter.
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6 — Monitoring View 6 — Monitoring View 6 — Monitoring View
The camera is mounted to monitor a "standard target" measuring 1.6 meters in height from any angle, right or left, and any vertical angle above the horizon.
The entire body and the wide, distant surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 5% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 12.5 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to monitor a "standard target" measuring 1.6 meters in height from any angle, right or left, and any vertical angle above the horizon.
The entire body and the wide, distant surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 5% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 12.5 pixels per meter may be used.
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The camera is mounted to monitor a "standard target" measuring 1.6 meters in height from any angle, right or left, and any vertical angle above the horizon.
The entire body and the wide, distant surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 5% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 12.5 pixels per meter may be used.
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7 — View of recognizing vehicle plates number (ANPR / NPR) 7 — View of recognizing vehicle plates number (ANPR / NPR) 7 — View of recognizing vehicle plates number (ANPR / NPR)
Refer to security requirements for sectors
Electronic means: where a system approved by SIRA is installed
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The camera can be installed to observe at an angle of no more than 30 degrees above the horizon and at a horizontal angle of no more than 30 degrees.
Visual means: These are used to provide a clear image that enables the operator to accurately read the vehicle registration plate. Therefore, the height of the letters and numbers (target) displayed on the screen must be full and not less than 20% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from the organization, a pixel density of no less than 400 pixels per meter may be used.
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Refer to security requirements for sectors
Electronic means: where a system approved by SIRA is installed
1
The camera can be installed to observe at an angle of no more than 30 degrees above the horizon and at a horizontal angle of no more than 30 degrees.
Visual means: These are used to provide a clear image that enables the operator to accurately read the vehicle registration plate. Therefore, the height of the letters and numbers (target) displayed on the screen must be full and not less than 20% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from the organization, a pixel density of no less than 400 pixels per meter may be used.
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Refer to security requirements for sectors
Electronic means: where a system approved by SIRA is installed
1
The camera can be installed to observe at an angle of no more than 30 degrees above the horizon and at a horizontal angle of no more than 30 degrees.
Visual means: These are used to provide a clear image that enables the operator to accurately read the vehicle registration plate. Therefore, the height of the letters and numbers (target) displayed on the screen must be full and not less than 20% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from the organization, a pixel density of no less than 400 pixels per meter may be used.
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1 — Inspection Field of View 1 — Inspection Field of View 1 — Inspection Field of View
The camera should be positioned directly in front of the subject (the target) so that the center of the image is the spot between the eyes of a "standard target," which is an average height of 1.6 meters. The camera can be positioned at a horizontal angle of no more than 10 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 10 degrees above or below the horizon.
The target image size must not be less than 400% of the viewing size of the display screen. In exceptional cases and with the prior approval of the institution, the density of image elements may be used, such that it is not less than 1000 pixels per meter.
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The camera should be positioned directly in front of the subject (the target) so that the center of the image is the spot between the eyes of a "standard target," which is an average height of 1.6 meters. The camera can be positioned at a horizontal angle of no more than 10 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 10 degrees above or below the horizon.
The target image size must not be less than 400% of the viewing size of the display screen. In exceptional cases and with the prior approval of the institution, the density of image elements may be used, such that it is not less than 1000 pixels per meter.
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The camera should be positioned directly in front of the subject (the target) so that the center of the image is the spot between the eyes of a "standard target," which is an average height of 1.6 meters. The camera can be positioned at a horizontal angle of no more than 10 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 10 degrees above or below the horizon.
The target image size must not be less than 400% of the viewing size of the display screen. In exceptional cases and with the prior approval of the institution, the density of image elements may be used, such that it is not less than 1000 pixels per meter.
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Chapter Six — The Sustainability of Security Systems Chapter Six — The Sustainability of Security Systems Chapter Six — The Sustainability of Security Systems
Remarks
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All digital recording devices must be installed in secure, clean, and constantly monitored locations. Access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only, and tampering with them must be prevented. The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous, auditable log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying SIRA and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All security system connections must be independent and dedicated solely to serving the security systems. These connections may not be part of an external wiring network and may not be connected to it unless the connection is for integration purposes. In that case, a firewall must be provided to secure it after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
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All active components of the information network serving security systems must be installed in secure and clean locations, and access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only. Tampering with the equipment must be prohibited (whether primary or secondary switchboards or dedicated racks). The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous and audited log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying the institution and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All wires and connections must be hidden and within special wire containment means such as pipes, suspended conduits, buried receptacles, etc. Wires must not be exposed.
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Electrical outlets that supply security systems and their peripheral devices, such as cameras, controllers, etc., must be tamper-proof to avoid being intentionally turned off.
5
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If there is a possibility that the building or facility will be exposed to lightning, the security systems must be fully protected against lightning strikes and rebound charges from ground connections.
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Security devices and equipment must be installed in secure locations, away from tampering, vandalism, or accidents such as objects falling on them or colliding with them.
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If installation conditions require that security devices and equipment be installed within the reach of standard persons (i.e. persons with an average height of 1.6 meters and not equipped with additional equipment) of less than 2.5 meters, then these security devices and equipment must be equipped with tamper-proof and vandal-proof features and shock-resistant features of no less than IK10 according to the international standard classification.
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Remarks
Description
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All digital recording devices must be installed in secure, clean, and constantly monitored locations. Access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only, and tampering with them must be prevented. The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous, auditable log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying SIRA and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All security system connections must be independent and dedicated solely to serving the security systems. These connections may not be part of an external wiring network and may not be connected to it unless the connection is for integration purposes. In that case, a firewall must be provided to secure it after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
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All active components of the information network serving security systems must be installed in secure and clean locations, and access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only. Tampering with the equipment must be prohibited (whether primary or secondary switchboards or dedicated racks). The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous and audited log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying the institution and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All wires and connections must be hidden and within special wire containment means such as pipes, suspended conduits, buried receptacles, etc. Wires must not be exposed.
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Electrical outlets that supply security systems and their peripheral devices, such as cameras, controllers, etc., must be tamper-proof to avoid being intentionally turned off.
5
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If there is a possibility that the building or facility will be exposed to lightning, the security systems must be fully protected against lightning strikes and rebound charges from ground connections.
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Security devices and equipment must be installed in secure locations, away from tampering, vandalism, or accidents such as objects falling on them or colliding with them.
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If installation conditions require that security devices and equipment be installed within the reach of standard persons (i.e. persons with an average height of 1.6 meters and not equipped with additional equipment) of less than 2.5 meters, then these security devices and equipment must be equipped with tamper-proof and vandal-proof features and shock-resistant features of no less than IK10 according to the international standard classification.
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Remarks
Description
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All digital recording devices must be installed in secure, clean, and constantly monitored locations. Access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only, and tampering with them must be prevented. The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous, auditable log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying SIRA and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All security system connections must be independent and dedicated solely to serving the security systems. These connections may not be part of an external wiring network and may not be connected to it unless the connection is for integration purposes. In that case, a firewall must be provided to secure it after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
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All active components of the information network serving security systems must be installed in secure and clean locations, and access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only. Tampering with the equipment must be prohibited (whether primary or secondary switchboards or dedicated racks). The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous and audited log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying the institution and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
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All wires and connections must be hidden and within special wire containment means such as pipes, suspended conduits, buried receptacles, etc. Wires must not be exposed.
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Electrical outlets that supply security systems and their peripheral devices, such as cameras, controllers, etc., must be tamper-proof to avoid being intentionally turned off.
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If there is a possibility that the building or facility will be exposed to lightning, the security systems must be fully protected against lightning strikes and rebound charges from ground connections.
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Security devices and equipment must be installed in secure locations, away from tampering, vandalism, or accidents such as objects falling on them or colliding with them.
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If installation conditions require that security devices and equipment be installed within the reach of standard persons (i.e. persons with an average height of 1.6 meters and not equipped with additional equipment) of less than 2.5 meters, then these security devices and equipment must be equipped with tamper-proof and vandal-proof features and shock-resistant features of no less than IK10 according to the international standard classification.
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Chapter Seven — Maintenance, Development and Modification of Security Systems Chapter Seven — Maintenance, Development and Modification of Security Systems Chapter Seven — Maintenance, Development and Modification of Security Systems
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The facility is committed to entering an annual maintenance contract with one of the companies registered with SIRA. The contract must include a preventive maintenance program with no less than four visits per year, along with the legal response and penalties for failure to comply. The facility is responsible for notifying SIRA if it fails to implement the terms of the maintenance contract.
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The changes include all work and are not limited to the examples mentioned.
The user, facility, and maintenance and installation service provider are obliged to maintain a sustainable record and to notify SIRA when performing any work, procedure, or activity that results in a total or partial change, even if minor:
Security system design.
Security system specifications or components.
Arrangement, definition, and programming of security system devices.
Maps of the area monitored by the security systems.
Lighting levels that affect the security systems.
The presence or addition of obstructions that impede the operation of the security systems.
Expanding or reducing the facility in terms of buildings and spaces or adding or merging buildings or commercial licenses.
Adding or removing entrances, exits, fences, or open areas to external public spaces.
Changes in activities or businesses.
The presence of adjacent projects or facilities that affect the security systems.
Any other action not mentioned here that affects the efficiency, comprehensiveness, or effectiveness of the security systems.
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The entire technical maintenance crew must be licensed by SIRA, and service providers must update their technical crew’s information directly and continuously with SIRA.
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The facility is committed to entering an annual maintenance contract with one of the companies registered with SIRA. The contract must include a preventive maintenance program with no less than four visits per year, along with the legal response and penalties for failure to comply. The facility is responsible for notifying SIRA if it fails to implement the terms of the maintenance contract.
1
The changes include all work and are not limited to the examples mentioned.
The user, facility, and maintenance and installation service provider are obliged to maintain a sustainable record and to notify SIRA when performing any work, procedure, or activity that results in a total or partial change, even if minor:
Security system design.
Security system specifications or components.
Arrangement, definition, and programming of security system devices.
Maps of the area monitored by the security systems.
Lighting levels that affect the security systems.
The presence or addition of obstructions that impede the operation of the security systems.
Expanding or reducing the facility in terms of buildings and spaces or adding or merging buildings or commercial licenses.
Adding or removing entrances, exits, fences, or open areas to external public spaces.
Changes in activities or businesses.
The presence of adjacent projects or facilities that affect the security systems.
Any other action not mentioned here that affects the efficiency, comprehensiveness, or effectiveness of the security systems.
2
-
The entire technical maintenance crew must be licensed by SIRA, and service providers must update their technical crew’s information directly and continuously with SIRA.
3
Remarks
Description
SN
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The facility is committed to entering an annual maintenance contract with one of the companies registered with SIRA. The contract must include a preventive maintenance program with no less than four visits per year, along with the legal response and penalties for failure to comply. The facility is responsible for notifying SIRA if it fails to implement the terms of the maintenance contract.
1
The changes include all work and are not limited to the examples mentioned.
The user, facility, and maintenance and installation service provider are obliged to maintain a sustainable record and to notify SIRA when performing any work, procedure, or activity that results in a total or partial change, even if minor:
Security system design.
Security system specifications or components.
Arrangement, definition, and programming of security system devices.
Maps of the area monitored by the security systems.
Lighting levels that affect the security systems.
The presence or addition of obstructions that impede the operation of the security systems.
Expanding or reducing the facility in terms of buildings and spaces or adding or merging buildings or commercial licenses.
Adding or removing entrances, exits, fences, or open areas to external public spaces.
Changes in activities or businesses.
The presence of adjacent projects or facilities that affect the security systems.
Any other action not mentioned here that affects the efficiency, comprehensiveness, or effectiveness of the security systems.
2
-
The entire technical maintenance crew must be licensed by SIRA, and service providers must update their technical crew’s information directly and continuously with SIRA.
3
Chapter Eight — Prohibitions Chapter Eight — Prohibitions Chapter Eight — Prohibitions
Remarks
Description
SN
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It is prohibited to use cameras with pan and zoom capabilities in private areas unless SIRA approval is obtained.
1
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The use of hidden cameras is prohibited unless SIRA approval is obtained.
2
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It is prohibited to install external cameras on the roof whose monitoring range exceeds the boundaries of the relevant facility unless SIRA approval is obtained.
3
Remarks
Description
SN
-
It is prohibited to use cameras with pan and zoom capabilities in private areas unless SIRA approval is obtained.
1
-
The use of hidden cameras is prohibited unless SIRA approval is obtained.
2
-
It is prohibited to install external cameras on the roof whose monitoring range exceeds the boundaries of the relevant facility unless SIRA approval is obtained.
3
Remarks
Description
SN
-
It is prohibited to use cameras with pan and zoom capabilities in private areas unless SIRA approval is obtained.
1
-
The use of hidden cameras is prohibited unless SIRA approval is obtained.
2
-
It is prohibited to install external cameras on the roof whose monitoring range exceeds the boundaries of the relevant facility unless SIRA approval is obtained.
3
Chapter Nine — Exceptional Cases Chapter Nine — Exceptional Cases Chapter Nine — Exceptional Cases
Remarks
Description
SN
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If there are shared facilities or spaces in a facility that has more than one activity, the maximum requirements must be applied to them.
1
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Everything mentioned in the Preventive Systems Manual is the minimum specifications and requirements that must be adhered to. Under no circumstances may equipment, installation, or implementation be carried out with specifications or requirements less than the minimum. It is not permissible to fail to adhere to any of its provisions except with official approval from SIRA.
2
-
SIRA may impose any additional security measures, security service, study, analysis, evaluation, specifications, requirements, design, or amendment to the security, engineering, and architectural designs, according to the requirements of the security situation and as it deems appropriate.
3
-
The installation of security devices and equipment must not cause the loss of security and safety requirements, such as fire-resistant doors or service outlets designed to prevent the spread of flames and fires and other specialized equipment, and its vehicles must not be obstructed.
4
Remarks
Description
SN
-
If there are shared facilities or spaces in a facility that has more than one activity, the maximum requirements must be applied to them.
1
-
Everything mentioned in the Preventive Systems Manual is the minimum specifications and requirements that must be adhered to. Under no circumstances may equipment, installation, or implementation be carried out with specifications or requirements less than the minimum. It is not permissible to fail to adhere to any of its provisions except with official approval from SIRA.
2
-
SIRA may impose any additional security measures, security service, study, analysis, evaluation, specifications, requirements, design, or amendment to the security, engineering, and architectural designs, according to the requirements of the security situation and as it deems appropriate.
3
-
The installation of security devices and equipment must not cause the loss of security and safety requirements, such as fire-resistant doors or service outlets designed to prevent the spread of flames and fires and other specialized equipment, and its vehicles must not be obstructed.
4
Remarks
Description
SN
-
If there are shared facilities or spaces in a facility that has more than one activity, the maximum requirements must be applied to them.
1
-
Everything mentioned in the Preventive Systems Manual is the minimum specifications and requirements that must be adhered to. Under no circumstances may equipment, installation, or implementation be carried out with specifications or requirements less than the minimum. It is not permissible to fail to adhere to any of its provisions except with official approval from SIRA.
2
-
SIRA may impose any additional security measures, security service, study, analysis, evaluation, specifications, requirements, design, or amendment to the security, engineering, and architectural designs, according to the requirements of the security situation and as it deems appropriate.
3
-
The installation of security devices and equipment must not cause the loss of security and safety requirements, such as fire-resistant doors or service outlets designed to prevent the spread of flames and fires and other specialized equipment, and its vehicles must not be obstructed.
4
Chapter Ten — Quality of Work and Installation Chapter Ten — Quality of Work and Installation Chapter Ten — Quality of Work and Installation
Remarks
Description
SN
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The appearance must not be distorted by untidy security systems. Installation must be carried out within standard formal controls in terms of hiding or covering wires and using mounting bases specially manufactured for the purpose of installing security equipment.
1
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All connections and wires must be numbered and marked on both sides with standard markings and numbers and manufactured specifically for this purpose.
2
-
Safety measures must be observed, individuals and property must not be harmed, and warning and guidance signs must be placed to avoid harming others.
3
Remarks
Description
SN
-
The appearance must not be distorted by untidy security systems. Installation must be carried out within standard formal controls in terms of hiding or covering wires and using mounting bases specially manufactured for the purpose of installing security equipment.
1
-
All connections and wires must be numbered and marked on both sides with standard markings and numbers and manufactured specifically for this purpose.
2
-
Safety measures must be observed, individuals and property must not be harmed, and warning and guidance signs must be placed to avoid harming others.
3
Remarks
Description
SN
-
The appearance must not be distorted by untidy security systems. Installation must be carried out within standard formal controls in terms of hiding or covering wires and using mounting bases specially manufactured for the purpose of installing security equipment.
1
-
All connections and wires must be numbered and marked on both sides with standard markings and numbers and manufactured specifically for this purpose.
2
-
Safety measures must be observed, individuals and property must not be harmed, and warning and guidance signs must be placed to avoid harming others.
3
Part Three — Security Requirements and Conditions Part Three — Security Requirements and Conditions Part Three — Security Requirements and Conditions
Chapter Two — Security Conditions and Requirements for Tourist Hotels Chapter Two — Security Conditions and Requirements for Tourist Hotels Chapter Two — Security Conditions and Requirements for Tourist Hotels
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
6
-
Recognition View
safe and bag deposit rooms
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
6
-
Recognition View
safe and bag deposit rooms
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
6
-
Recognition View
safe and bag deposit rooms
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
5
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
6
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
5
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
6
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
5
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
6
Chapter Three — Security Conditions and Requirements for Shopping Malls Chapter Three — Security Conditions and Requirements for Shopping Malls Chapter Three — Security Conditions and Requirements for Shopping Malls
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
with an angle showing the floor number, using a lens with a wide angle to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
Locations of ATMs, public phones, and public charging devices
6
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
7
-
Recognition View
Safe and baggage storage rooms, temporary storage service for purchases
8
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Note: If the main entrance to all the mentioned areas is the same, only the main entrance should be covered.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
13
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
15
In addition to installing PTZ cameras.
Monitoring View
outdoor spaces, performance areas and crowd gathering areas
16
-
Detection View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites and gas cylinders storage areas
17
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
18
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
20
-
Monitoring View
Backup generator fuel tanks
21
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
with an angle showing the floor number, using a lens with a wide angle to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
Locations of ATMs, public phones, and public charging devices
6
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
7
-
Recognition View
Safe and baggage storage rooms, temporary storage service for purchases
8
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Note: If the main entrance to all the mentioned areas is the same, only the main entrance should be covered.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
13
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
15
In addition to installing PTZ cameras.
Monitoring View
outdoor spaces, performance areas and crowd gathering areas
16
-
Detection View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites and gas cylinders storage areas
17
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
18
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
20
-
Monitoring View
Backup generator fuel tanks
21
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
with an angle showing the floor number, using a lens with a wide angle to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
Locations of ATMs, public phones, and public charging devices
6
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
7
-
Recognition View
Safe and baggage storage rooms, temporary storage service for purchases
8
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Note: If the main entrance to all the mentioned areas is the same, only the main entrance should be covered.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
13
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
15
In addition to installing PTZ cameras.
Monitoring View
outdoor spaces, performance areas and crowd gathering areas
16
-
Detection View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites and gas cylinders storage areas
17
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
18
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
20
-
Monitoring View
Backup generator fuel tanks
21
B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, Mall officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
1
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
2
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Operations
3
-
A security manager must always be available on call.
Security Manager
4
-
Female security personnel must be available
female guard
5
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
6
-
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Stationary or mobile HVM that is approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
7
-
Permanent Security Guards shall be provided for areas or corridors where shops of gold, jewelry and precious goods are located.
Permanent Security Guards for gathering areas of gold and precious goods shops
8
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
9
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, Mall officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
1
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
2
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Operations
3
-
A security manager must always be available on call.
Security Manager
4
-
Female security personnel must be available
female guard
5
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
6
-
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Stationary or mobile HVM that is approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
7
-
Permanent Security Guards shall be provided for areas or corridors where shops of gold, jewelry and precious goods are located.
Permanent Security Guards for gathering areas of gold and precious goods shops
8
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
9
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, Mall officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
1
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
2
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Operations
3
-
A security manager must always be available on call.
Security Manager
4
-
Female security personnel must be available
female guard
5
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
6
-
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Stationary or mobile HVM that is approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
7
-
Permanent Security Guards shall be provided for areas or corridors where shops of gold, jewelry and precious goods are located.
Permanent Security Guards for gathering areas of gold and precious goods shops
8
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
9
Chapter One — Security Conditions and Requirements for Luxury Hotels Chapter One — Security Conditions and Requirements for Luxury Hotels Chapter One — Security Conditions and Requirements for Luxury Hotels
B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements B — Other security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
A security manager must be available on constant contact.
Security manager
5
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
6
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
7
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
A security manager must be available on constant contact.
Security manager
5
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
6
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
7
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
-
A security manager must be available on constant contact.
Security manager
5
-
Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
6
-
Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
7
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
8
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
6
-
Recognition View
Safe and bag deposit room
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrance and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
6
-
Recognition View
Safe and bag deposit room
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrance and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
6
-
Recognition View
Safe and bag deposit room
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
-
Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrance and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
Chapter Five — Security Requirements for Labor Accommodations Chapter Five — Security Requirements for Labor Accommodations Chapter Five — Security Requirements for Labor Accommodations
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex.
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; dining and sitting rooms and common areas for residents — Monitoring View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; reception areas — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Observation View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; vehicle entrances — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view; vehicle parking pathways — Detection View; the area surrounding the labor accommodations — Detection View; and outdoor areas — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; dining and sitting rooms and common areas for residents — Monitoring View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; reception areas — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Observation View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; vehicle entrances — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view; vehicle parking pathways — Detection View; the area surrounding the labor accommodations — Detection View; and outdoor areas — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; dining and sitting rooms and common areas for residents — Monitoring View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; reception areas — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; health club entrances — Observation View; swimming pools — Monitoring View; vehicle entrances — Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view; vehicle parking pathways — Detection View; the area surrounding the labor accommodations — Detection View; and outdoor areas — Detection View.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Chapter Six — Security Conditions and Requirements for Cinemas and Theaters Chapter Six — Security Conditions and Requirements for Cinemas and Theaters Chapter Six — Security Conditions and Requirements for Cinemas and Theaters
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second — Security Specifications and Requirements Second — Security Specifications and Requirements Second — Security Specifications and Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside the safe deposit boxes rooms — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating and display areas — Detection View; vehicle entrances to the establishment — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; gas cylinder storage area — Observation View; and Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside the safe deposit boxes rooms — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating and display areas — Detection View; vehicle entrances to the establishment — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; gas cylinder storage area — Observation View; and Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; main lobby area — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside the safe deposit boxes rooms — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating and display areas — Detection View; vehicle entrances to the establishment — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; gas cylinder storage area — Observation View; and Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
VSS control room — Providing a surveillance control room that is independent, closed, and non-exposed from the outside.
security guard — Providing security guards.
female guard — Female security guard must be present.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
VSS control room — Providing a surveillance control room that is independent, closed, and non-exposed from the outside.
security guard — Providing security guards.
female guard — Female security guard must be present.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
VSS control room — Providing a surveillance control room that is independent, closed, and non-exposed from the outside.
security guard — Providing security guards.
female guard — Female security guard must be present.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Chapter Seven — Security Conditions and Requirements for Amusement Parks Chapter Seven — Security Conditions and Requirements for Amusement Parks Chapter Seven — Security Conditions and Requirements for Amusement Parks
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; vehicle entrances — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; outdoor spaces, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View; LPG storage area and filling sites — Detection View; electrical room entrance — Recognition View; backup generator fuel tanks — Detection View; private or rented parking — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; chemical storage rooms in water parks — Observation View; and pools water treatment rooms in water parks — Observation View.
Note: If the facility has an open nature and does not have defined entrances or lobby areas, the Pixel Per Meter (PPM) feature can be used after obtaining prior approval from SIRA.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; vehicle entrances — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; outdoor spaces, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View; LPG storage area and filling sites — Detection View; electrical room entrance — Recognition View; backup generator fuel tanks — Detection View; private or rented parking — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; chemical storage rooms in water parks — Observation View; and pools water treatment rooms in water parks — Observation View.
Note: If the facility has an open nature and does not have defined entrances or lobby areas, the Pixel Per Meter (PPM) feature can be used after obtaining prior approval from SIRA.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; ATM locations — Recognition View; vehicle entrances — Recognition View; loading and unloading areas — Monitoring View; passenger drop-off and pick-up area — Monitoring View; establishment corridors — Detection View; seating areas — Detection View; parking lots pathways — Detection View; outdoor spaces, performance venues, and visitor gatherings — Monitoring View; LPG storage area and filling sites — Detection View; electrical room entrance — Recognition View; backup generator fuel tanks — Detection View; private or rented parking — Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; chemical storage rooms in water parks — Observation View; and pools water treatment rooms in water parks — Observation View.
Note: If the facility has an open nature and does not have defined entrances or lobby areas, the Pixel Per Meter (PPM) feature can be used after obtaining prior approval from SIRA.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Security manager — A security manager must always be available on call.
female guard — Female guard must be available.
Operations room — A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It must be equipped with all means of communication with guards, officials at the amusement parks, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
Security Systems operator — Providing a licensed security systems operator approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) — Stationary or mobile HVM that are approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Installing a secure lock approved by SIRA — Required for chemical storage rooms and aquarium water treatment rooms.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Security manager — A security manager must always be available on call.
female guard — Female guard must be available.
Operations room — A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It must be equipped with all means of communication with guards, officials at the amusement parks, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
Security Systems operator — Providing a licensed security systems operator approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) — Stationary or mobile HVM that are approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Installing a secure lock approved by SIRA — Required for chemical storage rooms and aquarium water treatment rooms.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Security manager — A security manager must always be available on call.
female guard — Female guard must be available.
Operations room — A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It must be equipped with all means of communication with guards, officials at the amusement parks, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
Security Systems operator — Providing a licensed security systems operator approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) — Stationary or mobile HVM that are approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Installing a secure lock approved by SIRA — Required for chemical storage rooms and aquarium water treatment rooms.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Chapter Eight — Security Conditions and Requirements for Educational Facilities Chapter Eight — Security Conditions and Requirements for Educational Facilities Chapter Eight — Security Conditions and Requirements for Educational Facilities
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities.
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities.
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities.
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Nurseries and Kindergartens Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Nurseries and Kindergartens Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Nurseries and Kindergartens
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment — Detection View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment — Detection View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View, with an angle showing the floor number and a wide-angle lens used to cover all parts of the elevator; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment — Detection View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Schools Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Schools Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Schools
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; laboratories — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds — Monitoring View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; inside the establishment's clinic room — Detection View; inside rooms of people with disabilities — Detection View; inside the large exhibition halls — Detection View; the outer wall of the establishment — Detection View; inside storage rooms — Detection View; safes for cash and important documents — Recognition View; men's changing rooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; laboratories — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds — Monitoring View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; inside the establishment's clinic room — Detection View; inside rooms of people with disabilities — Detection View; inside the large exhibition halls — Detection View; the outer wall of the establishment — Detection View; inside storage rooms — Detection View; safes for cash and important documents — Recognition View; men's changing rooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements cover entrances of the establishment — Identification View; emergency exit doors among floors — Observation View; establishment corridors — Detection View; elevators lobbies and stairs — Observation View; inside the elevators — Observation View; waiting halls — Detection View; stairs leading to the roof — Detection View; cashier and reception desks — Recognition View; inside classrooms — Detection View; laboratories — Detection View; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds — Monitoring View; washrooms entrances — Recognition View; inside the establishment's clinic room — Detection View; inside rooms of people with disabilities — Detection View; inside the large exhibition halls — Detection View; the outer wall of the establishment — Detection View; inside storage rooms — Detection View; safes for cash and important documents — Recognition View; men's changing rooms entrances — Recognition View; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment — Detection View.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Fourth — Security Specifications and Requirements for Universities and Colleges Fourth — Security Specifications and Requirements for Universities and Colleges Fourth — Security Specifications and Requirements for Universities and Colleges
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements are the same as those specified for schools: entrances of the establishment; emergency exit doors among floors; establishment corridors; elevators lobbies and stairs; inside the elevators; waiting halls; staircase areas leading to the roof; cashier and reception desks; inside classrooms; laboratories; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds; washrooms entrances; the establishment's clinic room; rooms of people with disabilities; large exhibition halls; the outer wall of the establishment; storage rooms; safes for cash and important documents; men's changing rooms entrances; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements are the same as those specified for schools: entrances of the establishment; emergency exit doors among floors; establishment corridors; elevators lobbies and stairs; inside the elevators; waiting halls; staircase areas leading to the roof; cashier and reception desks; inside classrooms; laboratories; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds; washrooms entrances; the establishment's clinic room; rooms of people with disabilities; large exhibition halls; the outer wall of the establishment; storage rooms; safes for cash and important documents; men's changing rooms entrances; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements.
The requirements are the same as those specified for schools: entrances of the establishment; emergency exit doors among floors; establishment corridors; elevators lobbies and stairs; inside the elevators; waiting halls; staircase areas leading to the roof; cashier and reception desks; inside classrooms; laboratories; outdoor play areas or event areas, including sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds; washrooms entrances; the establishment's clinic room; rooms of people with disabilities; large exhibition halls; the outer wall of the establishment; storage rooms; safes for cash and important documents; men's changing rooms entrances; Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras with an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA; and the external perimeter of the establishment.
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
The following security requirements must be provided.
Security Guard — Providing 24-hour security guards.
Installing system health monitoring service — Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA.
Chapter Nine — Security Requirements for Healthcare Facilities Chapter Nine — Security Requirements for Healthcare Facilities Chapter Nine — Security Requirements for Healthcare Facilities
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Facilities and Commercial Activities Annex
Refer to the Facilities and Commercial Activities Annex
Refer to the Facilities and Commercial Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby
3
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
4
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
5
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
-
Detection View
Washroom Main entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
9
-
Recognition View
Laboratories room entrances
10
-
Detection View
Inside blood units storage rooms
11
-
Detection View
Pharmacy and medicine dispensing area
12
-
Detection View
Medicine shelves in the pharmacy
13
-
Recognition View
Operation room entrances
14
-
Recognition View
Anesthesia room entrances
15
-
Recognition View
Intensive care unit entrances
16
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
17
-
Detection View
Inside the nursery rooms for infants
18
-
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
19
-
Detection View
Inside medicine storage rooms
20
-
Detection View
Nursing centers and stations in the establishment
21
-
Recognition View
Entrances to electrical and mechanical rooms, and medical gas storage areas
22
A room used to sterilize medical equipment in hospitals
Detection View
Sterile Supply Unit Entrances
23
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
24
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
25
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
26
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
27
-
Detection View
Helipads
28
-
Detection View
Patient drop-off areas from the ambulance
29
-
Detection View
Ambulance parking
30
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby
3
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
4
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
5
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
-
Detection View
Washroom Main entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
9
-
Recognition View
Laboratories room entrances
10
-
Detection View
Inside blood units storage rooms
11
-
Detection View
Pharmacy and medicine dispensing area
12
-
Detection View
Medicine shelves in the pharmacy
13
-
Recognition View
Operation room entrances
14
-
Recognition View
Anesthesia room entrances
15
-
Recognition View
Intensive care unit entrances
16
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
17
-
Detection View
Inside the nursery rooms for infants
18
-
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
19
-
Detection View
Inside medicine storage rooms
20
-
Detection View
Nursing centers and stations in the establishment
21
-
Recognition View
Entrances to electrical and mechanical rooms, and medical gas storage areas
22
A room used to sterilize medical equipment in hospitals
Detection View
Sterile Supply Unit Entrances
23
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
24
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
25
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
26
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
27
-
Detection View
Helipads
28
-
Detection View
Patient drop-off areas from the ambulance
29
-
Detection View
Ambulance parking
30
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby
3
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
4
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
5
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
-
Detection View
Washroom Main entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
9
-
Recognition View
Laboratories room entrances
10
-
Detection View
Inside blood units storage rooms
11
-
Detection View
Pharmacy and medicine dispensing area
12
-
Detection View
Medicine shelves in the pharmacy
13
-
Recognition View
Operation room entrances
14
-
Recognition View
Anesthesia room entrances
15
-
Recognition View
Intensive care unit entrances
16
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
17
-
Detection View
Inside the nursery rooms for infants
18
-
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
19
-
Detection View
Inside medicine storage rooms
20
-
Detection View
Nursing centers and stations in the establishment
21
-
Recognition View
Entrances to electrical and mechanical rooms, and medical gas storage areas
22
A room used to sterilize medical equipment in hospitals
Detection View
Sterile Supply Unit Entrances
23
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
24
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
25
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
26
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
27
-
Detection View
Helipads
28
-
Detection View
Patient drop-off areas from the ambulance
29
-
Detection View
Ambulance parking
30
B — Provide an access control system according to the following requirements B — Provide an access control system according to the following requirements B — Provide an access control system according to the following requirements
Provide an access control system according to the following requirements:
Access control system
Remarks
Areas
Requirement
SN
-
Entrances for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
1
-
Rooms for storing medicines and various medical equipment
Provide access control system
2
-
The intensive care unit includes entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
3
-
Electrical, air conditioning and mechanical rooms
Provide access control system
4
-
Data storing centers and server rooms
Provide access control system
5
-
The hospital's quarantine section, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
6
-
The Pharmacy Department includes entrances and exits for employees, doctors, and pharmacists.
Provide access control system
7
-
Radiology Department, including entrances to imaging rooms
Provide access control system
8
-
File rooms for storing files and documents for patients, staff, and doctors
Provide access control system
9
-
Newborns and maternity departments, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms
Provide access control system
10
-
Internal meeting rooms for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
11
-
Storage rooms of Various medical gasses
Provide access control system
12
Provide an access control system according to the following requirements:
Access control system
Remarks
Areas
Requirement
SN
-
Entrances for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
1
-
Rooms for storing medicines and various medical equipment
Provide access control system
2
-
The intensive care unit includes entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
3
-
Electrical, air conditioning and mechanical rooms
Provide access control system
4
-
Data storing centers and server rooms
Provide access control system
5
-
The hospital's quarantine section, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
6
-
The Pharmacy Department includes entrances and exits for employees, doctors, and pharmacists.
Provide access control system
7
-
Radiology Department, including entrances to imaging rooms
Provide access control system
8
-
File rooms for storing files and documents for patients, staff, and doctors
Provide access control system
9
-
Newborns and maternity departments, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms
Provide access control system
10
-
Internal meeting rooms for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
11
-
Storage rooms of Various medical gasses
Provide access control system
12
Provide an access control system according to the following requirements:
Access control system
Remarks
Areas
Requirement
SN
-
Entrances for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
1
-
Rooms for storing medicines and various medical equipment
Provide access control system
2
-
The intensive care unit includes entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
3
-
Electrical, air conditioning and mechanical rooms
Provide access control system
4
-
Data storing centers and server rooms
Provide access control system
5
-
The hospital's quarantine section, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
6
-
The Pharmacy Department includes entrances and exits for employees, doctors, and pharmacists.
Provide access control system
7
-
Radiology Department, including entrances to imaging rooms
Provide access control system
8
-
File rooms for storing files and documents for patients, staff, and doctors
Provide access control system
9
-
Newborns and maternity departments, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms
Provide access control system
10
-
Internal meeting rooms for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
11
-
Storage rooms of Various medical gasses
Provide access control system
12
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Nineteen — Security Requirements for Warehouses Chapter Nineteen — Security Requirements for Warehouses Chapter Nineteen — Security Requirements for Warehouses
Second — Security Requirements for General Warehouses Second — Security Requirements for General Warehouses Second — Security Requirements for General Warehouses
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Third — Security requirements for hazardous and valuable materials warehouses Third — Security requirements for hazardous and valuable materials warehouses Third — Security requirements for hazardous and valuable materials warehouses
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Alarm system B — Alarm system B — Alarm system
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement)
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement)
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement)
C — Security requirements C — Security requirements C — Security requirements
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Fourth — Security requirements for processed tobacco and tobacco cigarettes warehouses Fourth — Security requirements for processed tobacco and tobacco cigarettes warehouses Fourth — Security requirements for processed tobacco and tobacco cigarettes warehouses
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Alarm system B — Alarm system B — Alarm system
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement):
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement):
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement):
C — Security requirements C — Security requirements C — Security requirements
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Chapter Ten — Security Requirements for Non-Muslim Places of Worship Chapter Ten — Security Requirements for Non-Muslim Places of Worship Chapter Ten — Security Requirements for Non-Muslim Places of Worship
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Areas of worship
2
-
Recognition View
reception desks
3
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
The area surrounding the place of worship
4
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
Appendices of places of worship
5
-
Detection View
Vehicle parking
6
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
7
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition system
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
8
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Areas of worship
2
-
Recognition View
reception desks
3
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
The area surrounding the place of worship
4
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
Appendices of places of worship
5
-
Detection View
Vehicle parking
6
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
7
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition system
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
8
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Areas of worship
2
-
Recognition View
reception desks
3
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
The area surrounding the place of worship
4
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
Appendices of places of worship
5
-
Detection View
Vehicle parking
6
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
7
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition system
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
8
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Eleven — Security Requirements for the Manufacture and Sale of Precious Metals and Gemstones Chapter Eleven — Security Requirements for the Manufacture and Sale of Precious Metals and Gemstones Chapter Eleven — Security Requirements for the Manufacture and Sale of Precious Metals and Gemstones
Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Flexible or Virtual Offices Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Flexible or Virtual Offices Fourth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Flexible or Virtual Offices
A — Conditions A — Conditions A — Conditions
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
B — Security Requirements B — Security Requirements B — Security Requirements
There are no security requirements if the above requirements are adhered to.
There are no security requirements if the above requirements are adhered to.
There are no security requirements if the above requirements are adhered to.
Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Business Centers Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Business Centers Fifth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Business Centers
A — Requirements A — Requirements A — Requirements
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
B — Security Requirements B — Security Requirements B — Security Requirements
No security requirements apply if the above requirements are met.
No security requirements apply if the above requirements are met.
No security requirements apply if the above requirements are met.
Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Jewelry and Precious Goods Exhibitions Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Jewelry and Precious Goods Exhibitions Sixth — Specifications and Security Requirements for Jewelry and Precious Goods Exhibitions
A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
The safe
2
-
Recognition View
display tables
3
-
Monitoring View
Exhibition area
4
-
Keep recording for one month after the exhibition ends.
Recording retention period
5
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
The safe
2
-
Recognition View
display tables
3
-
Monitoring View
Exhibition area
4
-
Keep recording for one month after the exhibition ends.
Recording retention period
5
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
The safe
2
-
Recognition View
display tables
3
-
Monitoring View
Exhibition area
4
-
Keep recording for one month after the exhibition ends.
Recording retention period
5
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
1
-
A specific area where the cabinet(s) will be placed by all exhibition participants must be designated by.
defining the safe area
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
1
-
A specific area where the cabinet(s) will be placed by all exhibition participants must be designated by.
defining the safe area
2
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
1
-
A specific area where the cabinet(s) will be placed by all exhibition participants must be designated by.
defining the safe area
2
C — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements C — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements C — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The guard must be provided with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The guard must be provided with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The guard must be provided with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Kiosks Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Kiosks Seventh — Specifications and Security Requirements for Kiosks
A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Observation View
Display and sales tables
1
-
Recognition View
Cash Registers
2
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Observation View
Display and sales tables
1
-
Recognition View
Cash Registers
2
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Observation View
Display and sales tables
1
-
Recognition View
Cash Registers
2
B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
1
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
1
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
1
Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gold Offices Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gold Offices Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Gold Offices
B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided B — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Note: If precious metals or gemstones are kept or displayed at a gold office, then gold shops requirements must be applied.
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Note: If precious metals or gemstones are kept or displayed at a gold office, then gold shops requirements must be applied.
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Note: If precious metals or gemstones are kept or displayed at a gold office, then gold shops requirements must be applied.
A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
2
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
2
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
2
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Annex on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Refer to the Annex on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Commercial Stores Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Commercial Stores Second — Specifications and Security Requirements for Commercial Stores
D — The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means D — The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means D — The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means
The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means:
Securing glass facades for shops
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Iron curtains must be installed and closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
1
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
2
The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means:
Securing glass facades for shops
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Iron curtains must be installed and closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
1
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
2
The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means:
Securing glass facades for shops
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Iron curtains must be installed and closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
1
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
2
A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements A — Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
Display and inspection tables
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Recognition View
The safe
4
-
Recognition View
Display tables and cases that extend beyond the establishment's boundaries or displayed at another location.
5
The camera's viewing angle must be no less than 110 degrees. This requirement is exempted inside malls and buildings.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
6
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
7
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
Display and inspection tables
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Recognition View
The safe
4
-
Recognition View
Display tables and cases that extend beyond the establishment's boundaries or displayed at another location.
5
The camera's viewing angle must be no less than 110 degrees. This requirement is exempted inside malls and buildings.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
6
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
7
Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
Display and inspection tables
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Recognition View
The safe
4
-
Recognition View
Display tables and cases that extend beyond the establishment's boundaries or displayed at another location.
5
The camera's viewing angle must be no less than 110 degrees. This requirement is exempted inside malls and buildings.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
6
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
7
B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements B — Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Covering all areas with motion sensors is comprehensive and not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected areas, offices, and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors or motion detectors; these facades must not be openable in any way.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA
Alarm system
6
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Covering all areas with motion sensors is comprehensive and not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected areas, offices, and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors or motion detectors; these facades must not be openable in any way.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA
Alarm system
6
Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Covering all areas with motion sensors is comprehensive and not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected areas, offices, and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors or motion detectors; these facades must not be openable in any way.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA
Alarm system
6
C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided C — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not in the display area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
solid metal grille
1
This requirement is exempted if an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button is provided.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
2
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
3
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not in the display area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
solid metal grille
1
This requirement is exempted if an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button is provided.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
2
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
3
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not in the display area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
solid metal grille
1
This requirement is exempted if an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button is provided.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
2
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
3
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
Eighth — Specifications and security requirements for display windows and platforms outside the store Eighth — Specifications and security requirements for display windows and platforms outside the store Eighth — Specifications and security requirements for display windows and platforms outside the store
A — The following security requirements must be provided A — The following security requirements must be provided A — The following security requirements must be provided
The following security requirements must be provided:
Security Requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
1
-
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
Locks
2
-
Local alarm system linked to sirens
Alarm system
3
The following security requirements must be provided:
Security Requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
1
-
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
Locks
2
-
Local alarm system linked to sirens
Alarm system
3
The following security requirements must be provided:
Security Requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
1
-
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
Locks
2
-
Local alarm system linked to sirens
Alarm system
3
Chapter Thirteen — Security Requirements for Sports and Recreational Halls and Clubs Chapter Thirteen — Security Requirements for Sports and Recreational Halls and Clubs Chapter Thirteen — Security Requirements for Sports and Recreational Halls and Clubs
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Fourteen — Security Requirements for Gas Stations Chapter Fourteen — Security Requirements for Gas Stations Chapter Fourteen — Security Requirements for Gas Stations
First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Fifteen — Security Requirements for Large and diverse Stores Chapter Fifteen — Security Requirements for Large and diverse Stores Chapter Fifteen — Security Requirements for Large and diverse Stores
First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered
Review the Business Facilities and Activities Annex
Review the Business Facilities and Activities Annex
Review the Business Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
Note:
If the facility has its own or rented parking spaces, cameras must be installed as follows:
Install an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA at the entrances and exits of the parking spaces.
Install cameras along the parking lanes in Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
Note:
If the facility has its own or rented parking spaces, cameras must be installed as follows:
Install an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA at the entrances and exits of the parking spaces.
Install cameras along the parking lanes in Detection View.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
Note:
If the facility has its own or rented parking spaces, cameras must be installed as follows:
Install an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA at the entrances and exits of the parking spaces.
Install cameras along the parking lanes in Detection View.
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Department Store Buildings Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Department Store Buildings Third — Specifications and Security Requirements for Department Store Buildings
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Sixteen — Security Requirements for Electronic Games and Entertainment Halls and Arenas Chapter Sixteen — Security Requirements for Electronic Games and Entertainment Halls and Arenas Chapter Sixteen — Security Requirements for Electronic Games and Entertainment Halls and Arenas
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Seventeen — Security Requirements for Football Clubs Chapter Seventeen — Security Requirements for Football Clubs Chapter Seventeen — Security Requirements for Football Clubs
First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered First — Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements Second — Specifications and Security Requirements
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
B — Security requirements B — Security requirements B — Security requirements
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Chapter Eighteen — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds Chapter Eighteen — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds Chapter Eighteen — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds
First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities First — Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds Second — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds Second — Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds
A — Cameras A — Cameras A — Cameras
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
Administrative Resolution No. (13) of 2025
Approving the
Preventive Systems Manual [1]
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The Chief Executive Officer of the Security Industry Regulatory Agency,
After perusal of:
Law No. (12) of 2016 Regulating the Security Industry in the Emirate of Dubai and its amendments; and
Board of Directors Resolution No. (1) of 2018 Issuing the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (12) of 2016 Regulating the Security Industry in the Emirate of Dubai,
Does hereby issue this Resolution.
Approval of the Manual Article (1)
a. Pursuant to this Resolution, the attached Preventive Systems Manual, inclusive of the requirements and technical standards set forth therein, is approved.
b. The Security Industry Regulatory Agency must publish the Manual approved pursuant to paragraph (a) of this Article, together with any amendments thereto, on its website.
Scope of Application Article (2)
The Manual approved under this Resolution applies to all establishments specified in the above-mentioned Board of Directors Resolution No. (1) of 2018.
Repeals Article (3)
Any provision in any other administrative resolution or manual is hereby repealed to the extent that it contradicts the provisions of this Resolution or the Manual attached hereto.
Publication and Commencement
Article (4)
This Resolution will be published in the Official Gazette and will come into force on the day on which it is published.
Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis
Chief Executive Officer
Security Industry Regulatory Agency
Issued in Dubai on 14 April 2025
Corresponding to 16 Shawwal 1446 A.H.
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Contents
Part One: Technical Specifications and Controls 7
Chapter One: Digital Systems Specifications (IP) 8
Chapter Two: Specifications of Access Control Systems 15
Chapter Three: Specifications for Alarm and Intruder Detection Systems. 17
Chapter Four: Locks Specifications 20
Chapter Five: Specifications of Penetration-Resistant Glass 20
Chapter Six: HVM Barriers Specifications (External Perimeter Safety) 20
Part Two: Operational Controls 22
Chapter One: Operational Image Requirements 24
Chapter Two: Remote Communication Requirements 27
Chapter Three: Management and Operation. 27
Chapter Four: Security Lighting. 28
Chapter Five: Image Acceptance. 28
Chapter Six: The Sustainability of Security Systems 29
Chapter Seven: Maintenance, Development and Modification of Security Systems 31
Chapter Eight: Prohibitions 32
Chapter Nine: Exceptional Cases 32
Chapter Ten: Quality of Work and Installation. 33
Part Three: Security Requirements and Conditions 34
Chapter One: Security Conditions and Requirements for Luxury Hotels: 35
Chapter Two: Security Conditions and Requirements for Tourist Hotels: 38
Chapter Three: Security Conditions and Requirements for Shopping Malls: 41
Chapter Four: Security Conditions and Requirements for Important Complexes: 44
Chapter Five: Security Requirements for Labor Accommodations: 55
Chapter Six: Security Conditions and Requirements for Cinemas and Theaters: 57
Chapter Seven: Security Conditions and Requirements for Amusement Parks: 59
Chapter Eight: Security Conditions and Requirements for Educational Facilities: 61
Chapter Nine: Security Requirements for Healthcare Facilities: 66
Chapter Ten: Security Requirements for Non-Muslim Places of Worship: 69
Chapter Twelve: Security Requirements for Financial and Monetary Institutions: 76
Chapter Thirteen: Security Requirements for Sports and Recreational Halls and Clubs: 88
Chapter Fourteen: Security Requirements for Gas Stations: 89
Chapter Fifteen: Security Requirements for Large and diverse Stores: 90
Chapter Sixteen: Security Requirements for Electronic Games and Entertainment Halls and Arenas: 94
Chapter Seventeen: Security Requirements for Football Clubs: 96
Chapter Eighteen: Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds: 98
Chapter Nineteen: Security Requirements for Warehouses: 99
Chapter Twenty: Security Requirements for Self-storage: 102
Chapter Twenty-One: Security Requirements for Air Cargo: 107
Chapter Twenty-Two: Security Requirements for Factories: 109
Chapter Twenty-Three: Security Requirements for Vacation Homes: 112
Chapter Twenty-Four: Security Requirements for Shooting Ranges: 113
Chapter Twenty-Five: Security Requirements for Art Galleries: 114
Chapter Twenty-Six: Security Requirements for Vehicle Rental Shops: 116
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Security Requirements for Tobacco Retail Stores: 117
Chapter Twenty-Eight: Security Requirements for Precious Goods Stores: 118
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Security Requirements for Data Centers: 120
Chapter Thirty: Security Requirements for Pharmacies: 122
Chapter Thirty-One: Security Requirements for Massage Centers: 123
Chapter Thirty-Two: Security Requirements for Parking Rental and Management Services: 124
Chapter Thirty-Three: Security Requirements for Auction Halls: 125
Chapter Thirty-Four: Security Requirements for Customer Happiness Centers: 126
Chapter Thirty-Five: Security Requirements for Business Centers: 127
Chapter Thirty-Seven: Security Requirements for Charitable Organizations: 130
Chapter Thirty-Eight: Security Requirements for Hunting Equipment Stores: 132
Chapter Forty: Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials: 135
Chapter Forty-One: Security Requirements for Vehicle safety and Protection: 138
Chapter Forty-Two: Security Requirements for Transfer and Delivery of Money: 139
Definitions
Definition
Term
SN
It includes vital sectors, important complexes and the like, specified in accordance with the provisions of the Executive Regulations of Law No. (12) of 2016 regarding the regulation of the security industry in the Emirate of Dubai.
Establishment
1
All entrances and exits to the establishment, including emergency exits.
Establishment Entrances
2
All corridors which are used by visitors or residents of residential buildings, including internal and external service corridors in the establishment.
Establishment Corridors
3
Includes all reception, service, assistance and cash desks in the establishment.
Cash and Reception Counters
4
the facilities used for storage.
Stores
5
the facilities that include multiple warehouses designated for storage.
Warehouses
6
include all entrances and exits designated for vehicle movement into the establishment or its annexes.
Vehicle Entrances
7
The visual range that is covered by the camera and displayed on the surveillance screen.
Camera View Range (Field of view)
8
The object's visibility scale at a height of 1.6 meters, represented by a human body or a standard test target.
Standard Target
9
The pixel count per meter at the standard target.
Image Element Density (Pixel Density)
10
The visibility of a vehicle license plate measuring 330 x 160 mm.
Vehicle License Plate View Range (Number Plate Recognition)
11
The range used to analyze facial expressions of individuals (targets), where the face must be the most prominent element in the image.
Inspection View
12
The identification visibility range is the range used to identify previously unknown individuals (targets) upon entering the establishment.
Identification View
13
It is used to identify and track previously identified individuals (targets).
Recognition View
14
It is used to control and direct crowds, gatherings, and public events.
Observation View
15
It is used to detect basic features such as the nature of movement, direction, and general appearance.
Detection View
16
It is used to detect the presence of targets without recognition for early warning purposes.
Monitoring View
17
Part One: Technical Specifications and Controls
Chapter One: Digital Systems Specifications (IP)
First: Cameras
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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They must be in color.
1
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The camera resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
-
The variable bit rate feature must be enabled, without using a fixed bit rate and without specifying a maximum speed.
3
-
They must be compatible with all the standard security system management software available on the market or capable of direct connection to known standard systems.
4
-
The signal-to-noise ratio must be at least 48 dB.
5
-
The cameras must be clearly visible and not hidden.
6
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The cameras must be designed and manufactured to operate continuously without interruption.
7
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Cameras or enclosures for outdoor use must have a rating of at least IP66 to ensure continuous operation in an outdoor environment
8
-
A Dynamic Wide Range (WDR) is required for any camera facing a natural or artificial light source, direct or reflected from polished surfaces, and the WDR must be at least 110 dB or equivalent
9
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Auto Iris feature must be used for locations where lighting varies according to the time of day.
10
-
Infrared (IR) light is required, with the ability to automatically switch to monochrome night photography when visible light fades.
11
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Cameras installed at height of 4 meters and above shall have remote zoom and focus ability.
12
Second: Recording devices
A. General Specifications:
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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Only digital recording devices must be used
1
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The recording resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD.
2
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The live view resolution must be at least 1080p Full HD for single-camera viewing, and at least 2 CIF per camera for multiple-screen viewing.
3
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It must be capable of performing the three basic functions simultaneously: (1) live view, (2) recording, and (3) playback of previous recordings, without any degraded or negatively impacted performance of any of these functions.
4
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Live view must be at least 25 frames per second for each camera.
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A copy feature must be provided for some or all the recorded clips, for any required duration, whether for a single camera, a group, or all cameras connected to the recording device, and for transferring them to standard storage media. The copy format must also be standard so that it can be viewed on standard display media.
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The maximum recording transfer time should be 1/10 of the duration of displaying the same recording at normal speed.
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Effective and efficient search methods must be provided to facilitate access to the desired scenes. These include a combined search for both date and time, specifying the cameras included in the search, displaying search results for all included cameras sequentially, and providing fast and slow playback, as well as both forward and reverse playback.
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Both continuous and non-continuous recording must be available. (Non-continuous recording is associated with a specific event, such as motion or a signal from an external device, such as intruder detection system sensors.) In the case of non-continuous recording, the device must be capable of recording scenes before and after the event, lasting at least ten (10) seconds. These features must be available so that they can be activated for all cameras connected to the recording device individually (i.e., they can be activated for each camera separately).
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Minimum non-continuous motion-activated recording setting:
No less than 70% of the day for each camera, no less than 10 frames per second for each camera, and no less than 31 days
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The recording devices must be computed with 20% extra capacity.
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The device must accept the addition of peripheral storage devices to increase the total storage capacity.
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The device must be able to clearly display the camera name and the actual time and date without obscuring the view. (The system should preferably accept Arabic letters.) The camera name must be expressive and descriptive of the location the camera is monitoring and must not be ambiguous symbols with no linguistic meaning.
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The device shall have effective feature of automatic self-recording in case of restarting the device after shutdown for whatever reason (mistake, servicing, maintenance, or system fault... etc.). Such features shall be effective even if the device has not shutdown properly.
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The variable bit rate feature must be enabled only, without specifying a maximum transfer speed. Fixed bitrate data transfer speeds are not accepted.
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Software Development Kit (SDK) shall be made available and to be provided to
SIRA upon request.
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It shall be compatible with ONVIF 2.0 standards.
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It shall support live streaming through the Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP).
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It shall support the Central Time feature (Network Time Protocol (NTP).
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It shall support the feature of sending an alarm in case of storage disk failure.
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Supports an alarm feature in case the hard disk becomes full, in case data rewriting is not activated.
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It shall support sending a status notification when recording is turned On and Off.
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It shall support sending a status notification of changes in the recording schedule.
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It shall support sending a warning notification in case of the interruption or malfunction of the VSS camera.
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It shall support sending a status notification of a user login to the device with identification of the user.
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It shall support sending a pulse signal that the device is running.
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Ability to recognize and write on Windows-compatible storage media of various capacities.
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Recording files shall be in standard formats that can be viewed directly on the multimedia player software available in Windows operating system.
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If the recording file formats are system-specific, manufacturer-specific, encrypted, or non-standard, software must be provided to view them on Windows computers.
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B. Additional Specifications of Vehicles Recording Devices:
Remarks
Specifications
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The ability to record, display, and extract recordings simultaneously.
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A display screen must be installed within the driver's and assistant's line of sight.
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The recording device must be stored in a clean, secure location, protected from theft, vandalism, or tampering.
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The device must be specifically designed for vehicles.
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It must be equipped with a solid-state drive (SSD).
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The system must be connected to the vehicle's backup battery.
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All system cables must be in secure cases.
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C. Recording Duration and Quality:
The recording must be kept for at least 31 days, at high quality, and at a frame rate of at least 10 frames per second.
Third: Display devices
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Monitors must be designed for continuous work 24/7 - 365 days.
All monitors shall be of high operational specifications to be suitable for continuous operations without interruptions for a period not less than three years.
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The monitor’s resolution should not be less than Full HD 1080p.
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Monitors must be specific to surveillance and not television screens.
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At least two monitors must be available to each security systems operator, the size of each shall not be less than 21 inches.
4
The image size of each camera should not be less than 12 x 6.7 cm in the display monitor.
Wall monitors must be provided in the control rooms.
5
As described in the following paragraphs No. 7,8
The number of monitors required for displaying cameras’ imaging shall be calculated with considering critical and normal cameras
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This excludes establishments whose activities do not require an operations room and have less than 64 cameras or less than 4 recording devices, as one screen can be provided along with a KVM device.
Monitors must be provided to display all cameras feeds.
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Monitors at Workstations
• The monitor should not be less than 21 inches.
• For each workstation, there must be at least 2 monitors.
The aspect ratio of the display on the monitor must be compatible with the aspect ratio of the capturing view of the camera (4:3, 16:9, 16:10).
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Critical cameras must be always displayed at the center of the wall display. These cameras include cameras at entrances, reception and assistance desks, passenger drop-off areas, elevator lobbies and stairwells on the main floors, the main lobby, and any other cameras deemed important by the security officer or as directed by SIRA.
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("set" is a matrix of different cameras arranged to occupy the display space on the monitor).
Standard cameras imaging must be displayed in the terminal areas of the full wall monitor in the form of sets of serial cameras, provided that the total cycle time does not exceed 60 seconds, and the number of sets does not exceed 6 sets. Consequently, the serial cycle returns to the first set of cameras.
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Wall Monitors
• The thickness of the outer frame of wall monitors shall not exceed 4 mm.
• Wall monitors shall allow the control of the display modes (number of cameras to display).
• Wall monitors shall allow the display of data and maps.
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Fourth: Connectors:
Remarks
Specifications
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Cables (copper clad aluminum) and (copper clad iron) are not allowed.
Where twisted pairs are used, the type used must contain a minimum of high-quality copper known as CAT 6.
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There is no harm in using range extenders, provided that the picture and signal quality are not negatively affected.
2
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All system connections must be secured against tampering or accidental disconnection. This may be achieved by placing a lockable container in the system.
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All connections must be protected from tampering and unauthorized connections.
4
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High quality cables and connectors must be used.
5
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Appearance should be taken into consideration when connecting and visible connections should be avoided as much as possible.
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Exposed connections must be protected by plastic conduits for indoor use and metal conduits specially designed for outdoor use and manufactured specifically for wiring.
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Connections to all wire terminals must be numbered, identified, and labeled.
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All plans, drawings, equipment schedules, name tables, and connection tables must match those installed.
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The use of wireless networks for security systems is prohibited unless approved by the institution.
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International engineering and technical standards and requirements must be followed in extending, installing, numbering, and managing connections.
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Fifth: Network
Remarks
Specifications
SN
Provided that all points mentioned in the table are adhered to
Any network infrastructure topology can be used to suit the technical design and security system requirements.
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A separate, dedicated private network must be created and installed solely for security systems.
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The network must have redundancy and sustainability characteristics, avoiding single, irreplaceable major breakpoints.
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The backbone of the network must be equipped with a secondary backup line that will replace it in the event of a power outage or interruption.
4
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The network must be equipped with a network management system (NMS). This system must include all means of monitoring network operation, identifying outages, and automatically reporting them if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 devices.
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Consider dividing the network into segments and clusters if the number of devices connected to the network exceeds 200 to avoid forming a large, flat network.
6
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The network must be compatible with both current standard IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and management systems.
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An additional 20% of the total capacity must be calculated from the network system.
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Sixth: Energy sources
Remarks
Specifications
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Security systems must be powered by uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), capable of operating autonomously in the event of a power outage for at least 30 minutes.
1
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All recording devices in VSS systems must be connected to a UPS. Connection to other VSS systems is detailed in the relevant appendices.
2
optional
The recording devices and UPS must be integrated so that the UPS can automatically shut down the recording devices when the remaining battery level in the UPS reaches 25% of the total charge.
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Seventh: Control and management
Remarks
Specifications
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VMS surveillance system management software must be provided for any VSS system connected to 64 or more cameras or 4 or more recording devices.
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Security features must be available to ensure control and security through passwords and multiple permissions.
2
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Control and monitoring stations (workstations) must be ready, efficient, and dedicated to these tasks only.
3
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When it is necessary to integrate different systems with security systems (such as integrating VSS systems with access control, alarms, and building management systems), PSIM security information management systems must be used after prior written approval from SIRA.
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Chapter Two: Specifications of Access Control Systems
First: General specifications
Remarks
Specifications
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To be compatible with all fire alarm systems approved by the relevant authorities in the emirate.
1
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to be centralized
2
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To be able to handle both analog and digital systems
3
Second: Locking mechanisms
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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To be self-opening in case of emergency and it is allowed the use of electromagnetic or electromechanical locks
1
Any place where emergency self-locking locks are used and are likely to be operated by people, the lock must have a manual emergency release feature, and this feature must be used only on the secured side of the lock.
They must be self-locking in case of emergency and only electromechanical if installed on the following doors:
• Financial safes and safes contain valuable contents.
• Safes containing hazardous materials.
• Safes containing narcotics and restricted medications.
• Weapons and ammunition depots.
• Detention and quarantine facilities.
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Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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Wireless connections may not be used without SIRA approval.
1
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Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
2
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All internal connections of the system must be secured against tampering or damage.
3
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All electrical cables must be concealed or routed in containment (plastic internally, galvanized metal externally)
4
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All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends. All system diagrams, drawings, and tables must match the actual installed equipment.
5
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All cables and connections must be installed according to the standards relevant to the cable type, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
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Fourth: Control Panel
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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All control panels must be equipped with a backup battery to ensure continued operation during a main power outage for at least 4 hours.
1
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Systems must be built based on communication over the digital network.
2
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Must be able to save all operations internally when the connection to the central control system is lost, and to automatically complete the data update when the connection is restored.
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Fifth: Management and Control Software
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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must work on different platforms and operating systems.
1
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To retain login and logout details for all linked devices for a period of no less than one year.
2
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The enrolment station must be installed in a safe location.
3
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It should contain an interactive electronic map to control the systems.
4
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Complete software development kits (SDKs) must be provided for all components of the access control systems, allowing for effective integration with other systems.
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Chapter Three: Specifications for Alarm and Intruder Detection Systems.
All system components must be third generation at a minimum.
First: Sensors
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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The sensors field must cover protected areas so that no area can be breached to stop or disable the security system.
1
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Dual-technology motion detectors, such as infrared and microwaves, should be used.
2
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Vibration detection sensors must be used.
3
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Drilling detection sensors must be used.
4
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Glass break sensors must be used.
5
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Panic buttons and keys must be provided for facility personnel to use in the event of an emergency, must be at a level that is easy to use and hidden.
6
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Door Contact (For Normal and Fortified Doors)
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Second: Visual and audible alarm and warning devices
Remarks
Specifications
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The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed, equipped with a loudspeaker, and a flashing light that attracts attention.
1
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The device's ringing duration must be set for at least 5 minutes or until the alarm is reset.
2
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The alarm (audio and visual) must be installed at a minimum of 110 dBA from a distance of 1 meter to be audible and its flashing visible from the outside.
3
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The alarm (audio and visual) must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
4
Third: Connectors
Remarks
Specifications
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Connectors must be wired. Wireless connection of sensors may only be used after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
1
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Each sensor must be connected separately to the control and alarm panel and to a single zone.
2
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All system wires must be kept inside dedicated conduits.
3
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Alarms must not be installed outside the facility, except for flashing lights and sirens.
4
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The entire system must be equipped with a backup power supply (UPS) that will operate it in the event of a power outage for at least 8 hours.
5
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Copper-clad aluminum and copper-clad iron cables are not permitted.
6
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All cables must be numbered, labeled, and identified at both ends of the cable.
7
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All system diagrams, drawings, and schedules must match the installed alarm devices.
8
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All inter-connectors must be installed in accordance with relevant standards, in accordance with international specifications and standards.
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Fourth: Control and alarm panel
Remarks
Specifications
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The Alarm system control panel must be approved by SIRA.
1
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The control panel must be connected to the central alarm station.
2
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Each sensor must be programmed individually with a separate zone and labeled to indicate its installation location.
3
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To have communication devices approved by SIRA
4
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To be connected to the facility's lighting control system so that it can turn on the lighting on site when an alarm is triggered.
5
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The control panel must be installed in a secure, hidden, and difficult-to-access location.
6
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The keypad should be installed away from the control panel and near the entry or exit door.
7
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All parts of the alarm system must have a tamper detection feature, which triggers an alarm signal when any part is opened, removed, disconnected, or the electrical power supply is interrupted.
8
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The time allocated to disarm the Alarm system must not exceed one minute. If a longer time is required, prior written approval from the organization must be obtained.
9
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The number of incorrect attempts to disable the Alarm system must not exceed three (3) consecutive attempts.
10
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The control panel must be equipped with a backup battery that can operate for 8 continuous hours.
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Fifth: General requirements for the system administrator
Remarks
Specifications
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The facility manager must activate the alarm system after the end of the working day or after evacuating the building.
1
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The person in charge or assigned to the protected facility must respond to an alarm or emergency.
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Chapter Four: Locks Specifications
Pry-resistant, puncture-resistant, and shear-resistant locks with high-quality security keys must be installed, based on Standard No. 2320:2012(E) Lock Standards, Fittings, Requirements, and Test Methods.
First: General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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The force resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must not be less than 10 kN.
1
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The torque resistance on the cylinder plug or locking mechanism must be at least 20 Nm.
2
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The lock pull resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
3
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The lock's torsion resistance must not be less than 1200 Nm.
4
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The lock cutting resistance shall not be less than 70 kN.
5
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The lock body's impact resistance at low temperatures must be at least:
• 40°C
• 6550 grams
• 1400 mm
6
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The drilling resistance of the lock body should not be less than 4 minutes.
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The cut resistance of the lock body shall not be less than 4 minutes.
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Chapter Five: Specifications of Penetration-Resistant Glass
First: General Specifications
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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Piercing-resistant glass or the use of piercing-resistant films attached to a strong frame, on the facility's glass facades so that the glass resists penetration for at least 90 seconds.
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Chapter Six: HVM Barriers Specifications (External Perimeter Safety)
These are used to control and block vehicle traffic to prevent intrusion attempts.
First: Standards
HVM must be appropriate for the location. Based on the nature of the location, the category is determined from the table in point 5 below, considering that they must be approved by SIRA in accordance with established procedures.
Second: HVM Types Based on Shape (various shapes and styles are designed for this purpose):
Remarks
Type
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strong walls
1
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Bollards
2
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Road Blockers
3
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Planter boxes and containers
4
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Roadside assets and equipment
5
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Water pools and fountains
6
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Columns, whatever their use
7
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Landscape elements such as rocks, hills, dunes, and bodies of water
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Third: Types of HVM from an operational perspective
Remarks
Type
SN
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Movable HVM, meaning they can be temporarily deactivated (by moving, folding, or retracting them) to allow vehicles to pass through them, and then return to their original position. This is done manually or mechanically by authorized persons.
1
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Fixed HVM, which are permanent, non-removable.
2
Fourth: Requirements
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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SIRA approval (prior to implementation) must be obtained for the locations, design, and calculations of all types of HVM for each project.
1
Fifth: Installation requirements
Remarks
Specifications
SN
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Light
• Vehicle weight: 1,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Lightweight, two-wheel drive, with a rigid axle
• Impact speed: 110 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Medium
2
• Vehicle weight: 7,500 kg
• Vehicle type: Medium-sized four-wheel drive with rigid 2-axle axles
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Heavy
• Vehicle weight: 32,000 kg
• Vehicle configuration: Heavy, 6x6, 4-wheel drive
Rigid axle 4-link
• Impact speed: 80 km/h
• Impact angle: 90 degrees
• Penetration distance: 0 meters
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Part Two: Operational Controls
Chapter One: Operational Image Requirements
First: Field of View
- Inspection Field of View
Remarks
Description
SN
The camera should be positioned directly in front of the subject (the target) so that the center of the image is the spot between the eyes of a "standard target," which is an average height of 1.6 meters. The camera can be positioned at a horizontal angle of no more than 10 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 10 degrees above or below the horizon.
The target image size must not be less than 400% of the viewing size of the display screen. In exceptional cases and with the prior approval of the institution, the density of image elements may be used, such that it is not less than 1000 pixels per meter.
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2. Identification View
Remarks
Description
SN
* The camera is mounted directly in front of the person (target). The camera can be mounted at a horizontal angle of no more than 45 degrees to the right or left, and a vertical angle of no more than 20 degrees above or below the horizon.
* Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature is required for cameras used for identification, regardless of their installation location. The WDR contrast ratio must be at least 110 dB.
The face must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 120% of the screen's viewing area. In exceptional cases, with the prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 300 pixels per meter may be used.
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3. Recognition View
Remarks
Description
SN
The camera is mounted to recognize a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 45 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. Therefore, the target image size should not be less than 50% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of no less than 125 pixels per meter may be used.
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4. Observation View
Remarks
Description
SN
The camera is mounted to observe a "standard target" 1.6 meters tall from any angle, right or left, and at a vertical angle no greater than 45 degrees above the horizon, unless otherwise specified.
The entire body and its immediate surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image must be at least 25% of the viewing area on the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 62.5 pixels per square meter may be used.
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5. Detection View
Remarks
Description
SN
The camera is mounted to detect a "standard target" of 1.6 meters in length from any angle to the right or left and a vertical angle of no more than 75 degrees above the horizon.
The entire body and the medium-sized surroundings should be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size should be at least 10% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, the image element density may be no less than 30 pixels per meter.
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6. Monitoring View
Remarks
Description
SN
The camera is mounted to monitor a "standard target" measuring 1.6 meters in height from any angle, right or left, and any vertical angle above the horizon.
The entire body and the wide, distant surroundings must be the most prominent part of the image. The target image size must be at least 5% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from SIRA, an image element density of at least 12.5 pixels per meter may be used.
1
7. View of recognizing vehicle plates number (ANPR / NPR)
Remarks
Description
SN
Refer to security requirements for sectors
Electronic means: where a system approved by SIRA is installed
1
The camera can be installed to observe at an angle of no more than 30 degrees above the horizon and at a horizontal angle of no more than 30 degrees.
Visual means: These are used to provide a clear image that enables the operator to accurately read the vehicle registration plate. Therefore, the height of the letters and numbers (target) displayed on the screen must be full and not less than 20% of the viewing area of the display. In exceptional cases, and with prior approval from the organization, a pixel density of no less than 400 pixels per meter may be used.
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Chapter Two: Remote Communication Requirements
Remarks
Description
SN
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Connecting the VSS system to the system integrity monitoring service approved by SIRA (Installing a system for linking and following up the integrity of VSS)
1
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Connecting the facility's alarm and intruder detection systems to SIRA approved alarm systems monitoring system.
2
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Connecting the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers to the system of linking and monitoring the electronic registration systems for vehicle plate numbers approved by SIRA
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Chapter Three: Management and Operation
Remarks
Description
SN
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An employee must be responsible for the facility's security systems. They must be familiar with the use and operation of the systems and perform all operational tasks, such as copying, searching, and uploading clips, as well as efficiently handling system components. This employee is also responsible for ensuring the proper operation of the systems and immediately reporting any malfunctions, according to established procedures.
1
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Standard warning signs and labels approved by SIRA must be placed at all main entrances and inside the elevators, alerting the presence of surveillance systems.
2
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A record must be provided for each copying operation, containing all data related to the copying operation, who made it, where it was kept, or who received it, according to the approved form.
3
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The time and date that all security systems operate on must be real, correct, and consistent with reality, and all the different parts of the systems must be synchronized and update the time and date value automatically and in accordance with the related systems operating in SIRA.
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Chapter Four: Security Lighting
Remarks
Description
SN
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Scenes within the range of surveillance cameras must be fully lit and free of any dark areas.
1
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Invisible security lighting (infrared) may be used in secondary perimeter areas that are not primarily used or where visible light is insufficient for camera surveillance, provided that this lighting covers the range of vision of the surveillance cameras and that no infrared light is reflected in the camera.
2
Such as the effect of lighting on drivers' vision.
The use of security lighting must not have any negative impact on the safety of others.
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Chapter Five: Image Acceptance
Remarks
Description
SN
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The image must be clear, and its contents can be easily interpreted and read by the observer, and straight lines must be distinguishable without any image distortions.
1
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The image should be stable and not shake even in moderate wind conditions.
2
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The camera's field of view must be accessible and free of obstructions that obscure part of the image. An image will be considered unacceptable if the obstruction exceeds 5% of the total image area. The center of the image must be free of any obstructions, and the edges of the image must not exceed 5% of the total image area.
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Chapter Six: The Sustainability of Security Systems
Remarks
Description
SN
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All digital recording devices must be installed in secure, clean, and constantly monitored locations. Access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only, and tampering with them must be prevented. The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous, auditable log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying SIRA and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
1
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All security system connections must be independent and dedicated solely to serving the security systems. These connections may not be part of an external wiring network and may not be connected to it unless the connection is for integration purposes. In that case, a firewall must be provided to secure it after obtaining prior written approval from SIRA.
2
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All active components of the information network serving security systems must be installed in secure and clean locations, and access to them must be restricted to authorized personnel only. Tampering with the equipment must be prohibited (whether primary or secondary switchboards or dedicated racks). The facility is fully responsible for maintaining a continuous and audited log containing details of entry, exit, and activities related to the location where these devices are installed. The facility is also fully responsible for immediately notifying the institution and maintenance company of any incident that prevents the security systems from functioning.
3
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All wires and connections must be hidden and within special wire containment means such as pipes, suspended conduits, buried receptacles, etc. Wires must not be exposed.
4
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Electrical outlets that supply security systems and their peripheral devices, such as cameras, controllers, etc., must be tamper-proof to avoid being intentionally turned off.
5
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If there is a possibility that the building or facility will be exposed to lightning, the security systems must be fully protected against lightning strikes and rebound charges from ground connections.
6
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Security devices and equipment must be installed in secure locations, away from tampering, vandalism, or accidents such as objects falling on them or colliding with them.
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If installation conditions require that security devices and equipment be installed within the reach of standard persons (i.e. persons with an average height of 1.6 meters and not equipped with additional equipment) of less than 2.5 meters, then these security devices and equipment must be equipped with tamper-proof and vandal-proof features and shock-resistant features of no less than IK10 according to the international standard classification.
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Chapter Seven: Maintenance, Development and Modification of Security Systems
Remarks
Description
SN
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The facility is committed to entering an annual maintenance contract with one of the companies registered with SIRA. The contract must include a preventive maintenance program with no less than four visits per year, along with the legal response and penalties for failure to comply. The facility is responsible for notifying SIRA if it fails to implement the terms of the maintenance contract.
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The changes include all work and are not limited to the examples mentioned.
The user, facility, and maintenance and installation service provider are obliged to maintain a sustainable record and to notify SIRA when performing any work, procedure, or activity that results in a total or partial change, even if minor:
Security system design.
Security system specifications or components.
Arrangement, definition, and programming of security system devices.
Maps of the area monitored by the security systems.
Lighting levels that affect the security systems.
The presence or addition of obstructions that impede the operation of the security systems.
Expanding or reducing the facility in terms of buildings and spaces or adding or merging buildings or commercial licenses.
Adding or removing entrances, exits, fences, or open areas to external public spaces.
Changes in activities or businesses.
The presence of adjacent projects or facilities that affect the security systems.
Any other action not mentioned here that affects the efficiency, comprehensiveness, or effectiveness of the security systems.
2
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The entire technical maintenance crew must be licensed by SIRA, and service providers must update their technical crew’s information directly and continuously with SIRA.
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Chapter Eight: Prohibitions
Remarks
Description
SN
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It is prohibited to use cameras with pan and zoom capabilities in private areas unless SIRA approval is obtained.
1
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The use of hidden cameras is prohibited unless SIRA approval is obtained.
2
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It is prohibited to install external cameras on the roof whose monitoring range exceeds the boundaries of the relevant facility unless SIRA approval is obtained.
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Chapter Nine: Exceptional Cases
Remarks
Description
SN
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If there are shared facilities or spaces in a facility that has more than one activity, the maximum requirements must be applied to them.
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Everything mentioned in the Preventive Systems Manual is the minimum specifications and requirements that must be adhered to. Under no circumstances may equipment, installation, or implementation be carried out with specifications or requirements less than the minimum. It is not permissible to fail to adhere to any of its provisions except with official approval from SIRA.
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SIRA may impose any additional security measures, security service, study, analysis, evaluation, specifications, requirements, design, or amendment to the security, engineering, and architectural designs, according to the requirements of the security situation and as it deems appropriate.
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The installation of security devices and equipment must not cause the loss of security and safety requirements, such as fire-resistant doors or service outlets designed to prevent the spread of flames and fires and other specialized equipment, and its vehicles must not be obstructed.
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Chapter Ten: Quality of Work and Installation
Remarks
Description
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The appearance must not be distorted by untidy security systems. Installation must be carried out within standard formal controls in terms of hiding or covering wires and using mounting bases specially manufactured for the purpose of installing security equipment.
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All connections and wires must be numbered and marked on both sides with standard markings and numbers and manufactured specifically for this purpose.
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Safety measures must be observed, individuals and property must not be harmed, and warning and guidance signs must be placed to avoid harming others.
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Part Three: Security Requirements and Conditions
Chapter One: Security Conditions and Requirements for Luxury Hotels:
Luxury hotels are commercial establishments that provide accommodation and hospitality services to visitors and travelers.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Security Requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
6
-
Recognition View
Safe and bag deposit room
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
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Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
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Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
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Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
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Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrance and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
23
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
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Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
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Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
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A security manager must be available on constant contact.
Security manager
5
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Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
6
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Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
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Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
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Chapter Two: Security Conditions and Requirements for Tourist Hotels:
Tourist hotels are commercial establishments that provide accommodation and hospitality services to visitors and travelers.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Security Requirements:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
6
-
Recognition View
safe and bag deposit rooms
7
-
Identification View
entrances leading to the bars, discos, nightclubs and the doors of ballrooms
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
inside business centers
10
-
Detection View
loading and unloading areas
11
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
12
For units with an external entrance
Detection View
External corridors leading to residential units
13
-
Monitoring View
Corridors containing restaurants or shops
14
-
Identification View
Entrances from restaurants, cafes, and shops that have an external entrance and are within the establishment's boundaries
15
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
16
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
17
-
Observation View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
18
Main rooms only. If there is no covering for the corridors leading to the sub-electrical rooms, then the entrances to all electrical rooms must be covered.
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
19
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Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
20
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Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
21
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Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
22
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
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B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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An electronic room entry system with the following features:
A. A lock registers at least 1,500 entry and exit movements.
B. A record of movements is maintained for at least six months.
Room Entry System
1
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, hotel officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
2
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Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
3
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Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Team Leader
4
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Female security personnel must be available when needed.
female guard
5
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Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
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Chapter Three: Security Conditions and Requirements for Shopping Malls:
These are commercial establishments that combine a group of shops and stores in one location.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
with an angle showing the floor number, using a lens with a wide angle to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
Locations of ATMs, public phones, and public charging devices
6
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Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the Establishment
7
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Recognition View
Safe and baggage storage rooms, temporary storage service for purchases
8
At the Vehicles entrances and exits to the establishment.
If there is more than one entrance, cameras should be installed at the following locations:
o Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
o Parking entrances and exits
o Passenger drop-off areas entrances and exits
o Loading and unloading areas
Note: If the main entrance to all the mentioned areas is the same, only the main entrance should be covered.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
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Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
13
For establishment private or rented parking spaces
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
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Detection View
Main lobby area
15
In addition to installing PTZ cameras.
Monitoring View
outdoor spaces, performance areas and crowd gathering areas
16
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Detection View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites and gas cylinders storage areas
17
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Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
18
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Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
19
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Recognition View
Entrances to fresh air handling units for the air conditioning system (FAHU)
20
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Monitoring View
Backup generator fuel tanks
21
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Maintain and operate the VSS system in a location with mobile network coverage.
Providing an independent, closed, and unexposed surveillance room equipped with all means of communication with guards, Mall officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
surveillance room
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Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
2
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Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Operations
3
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A security manager must always be available on call.
Security Manager
4
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Female security personnel must be available
female guard
5
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Providing a security systems supervisor with a license approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems Operator
6
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Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Stationary or mobile HVM that is approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather.
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
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Permanent Security Guards shall be provided for areas or corridors where shops of gold, jewelry and precious goods are located.
Permanent Security Guards for gathering areas of gold and precious goods shops
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Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
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Chapter Four: Security Conditions and Requirements for Important Complexes:
Any group of residential or office units, including buildings, towers, and villa complexes.
First: Covered Activities
Refer the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Story Residential Buildings:
These are buildings used for residential purposes only.
Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements.
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
5
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
6
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
7
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
8
Installing cameras on the walls of the building
Monitoring View
Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter
9
A. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
B. Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras:
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
At the entrances and exits of parking spaces, the parking spaces are to be used by residents only and not by any residential units used as vacation homes.
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
1
Note: If the parking spaces are used by visitors or the units are used for holiday homes, Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA must be installed at the vehicle entrances and exits.
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
- For buildings with fewer than 50 residential units, this is optional.
- For buildings with 50 or more residential units, this is mandatory.
Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock
security guard
1
If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard.
If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
- For buildings containing fewer than 50 residential units, it is mandatory. - For buildings containing 50 residential units or more, it is optional.
A system that controls entry to the building and prevents unauthorized entry until permission is granted by the concerned residents.
Access control system for both residents and visitors
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Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
Third: Specifications and security requirements for multi-story commercial buildings:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Identification View
Entrances to the establishment from shops
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby areas
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
-
Recognition View
reception desks
5
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
7
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
8
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
9
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
10
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
11
Installing cameras on the walls of the building
Monitoring View
Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter
12
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
1
D. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock
security guard
1
If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard.
If a watchman is used, a suitable, fully equipped living room must be provided.
A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
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Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Fourth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa Complexes:
Any group of residential villas.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
In public areas
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
-
Recognition View
reception desks
4
In public areas
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Detection View
Internal street intersections
6
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
7
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
8
It would be optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets.
Monitoring View
The fence surrounding the site
9
It is optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site.
Monitoring View
internal streets
10
At the entrances and exits of parking lots
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
11
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
12
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements (villa complexes and building complexes or villa and building complex)
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
a washroom must be provided for the guard.
A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Fifth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Building Complexes:
A complex containing a group of buildings.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
In public areas
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
-
Recognition View
reception desks
4
In public areas
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
In public areas
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
6
-
Detection View
Internal street intersections
7
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
9
It would be optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets.
Monitoring View
The fence surrounding the site
10
It is optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site.
Monitoring View
internal streets
11
At the entrances and exits of parking lots
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
12
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
13
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements (villa complexes and building complexes or villa and building complex)
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
a washroom must be provided for the guard.
A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Sixth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Villa and Building Complexes:
These are complexes containing villas and residential buildings.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
In public areas
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
-
Recognition View
reception desks
4
In public areas
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
In public areas
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
6
-
Detection View
Internal street intersections
7
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
9
It would be optional if cameras were installed to cover internal streets.
Monitoring View
The fence surrounding the site
10
It is optional if cameras are installed on the fence surrounding the site.
Monitoring View
internal streets
11
At the entrances and exits of parking lots
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
12
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
13
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements (villa complexes and building complexes or villa and building complex)
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
a washroom must be provided for the guard.
A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Seventh: Specifications and Security Requirements for Gated Building Complexes:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
-
Recognition View
reception desks
4
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
6
-
Detection View
corridors leading to residential units
7
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
9
Installation is required at the entrances and exits of parking areas if the establishment contains less than 50 residential units.
Number-Plate Recognition view
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
10
Installing cameras on the walls of the building
Monitoring View
Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter
11
At the main entrances and exits leading to the gated complexes.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
12
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
13
If there is a fence surrounding the site (only if there are multiple uses for the site other than residential buildings), for example, there are multi-story buildings and a villa complex.
Detection View
Installing cameras around the fence surrounding the site
14
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements (villa complexes and building complexes or villa and building complex)
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
a washroom must be provided for the guard.
A place for the security guard to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Eighth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Multi-Use Buildings:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment from shops
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby areas
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
-
Recognition View
reception desks
5
with an angle showing the floor number
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
7
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
8
-
Recognition View
Health club entrances
9
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
10
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
11
Installing cameras on the walls of the building
Monitoring View
Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter
12
-
Detection View
Installing cameras around the fence surrounding the site
13
B. Cameras must be installed in the complex’s gardens according to the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Detection View
Seating areas
4
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
5
C. Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
Installation is required at the entrances and exits of parking spaces where non-residents are allowed to use the spaces.
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
1
D. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Mandatory for commercial buildings.
Optional for buildings with less than 50 residential units.
Mandatory for buildings with 50 or more residential units.
Providing a security guard or watchman around the clock
security guard
1
If a security guard is used, a restroom must be provided for the guard.
If a watchman is used, a fully equipped and suitable living room must be provided.
A place for the security guard or watchman to manage the work must be provided.
Provide a place for the guard to work
2
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
3
Chapter Five: Security Requirements for Labor Accommodations:
These are designated accommodations for workers, typically used to provide temporary or permanent housing for them.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
Common areas include, for example, washing areas.
Monitoring View
Dining and sitting rooms and common areas for residents
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Recognition View
Reception areas
6
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
7
-
Observation View
Health club entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
swimming pools
9
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Installing cameras on vehicle entrances
10
-
Detection View
Vehicle parking pathways
11
On the wall of the building
Detection View
The area surrounding the labor accommodations
12
-
Detection View
outdoor areas
13
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Six: Security Conditions and Requirements for Cinemas and Theaters:
These are entertainment venues used to show films, plays, and various artistic works.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Security Specifications and Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
4
-
Recognition View
Inside the safe deposit boxes rooms
5
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
6
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
7
-
Recognition View
ATM locations
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
Seating and display areas
10
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances to the establishment
11
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
12
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
13
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
-
Observation View
Gas cylinder storage area
15
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
16
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing a surveillance control room that is independent, closed, and non-exposed from the outside.
VSS control room
1
-
Providing security guards
security guard
2
-
Female security guard must be present.
female guard
3
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
Chapter Seven: Security Conditions and Requirements for Amusement Parks:
These parks are specifically designed to provide entertainment and enjoyment for visitors. These parks contain a variety of activities, games, and facilities that attract families and individuals.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Recognition View
ATM locations
5
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances
6
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
7
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
8
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
9
-
Detection View
Seating areas
10
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
11
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor spaces, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
12
-
Detection View
In the LPG storage area and filling sites
13
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
14
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
15
Private or rented parking
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
16
In water parks
Observation View
Chemical storage rooms
17
In water parks
Observation View
Pools Water treatment rooms
18
Note: If the facility has an open nature and does not have defined entrances or lobby areas, the Pixel Per Meter (PPM) feature can be used after obtaining prior approval from SIRA.
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
A security manager must always be available on call.
Security manager
2
-
Female guard must be available
female guard
3
-
A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It must be equipped with all means of communication with guards, officials at the amusement parks, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
Operations room
4
-
Providing a licensed security systems operator approved by SIRA around the clock in the control room.
Security Systems operator
5
-
Stationary or mobile HVM that are approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
6
-
Chemical storage rooms
Aquarium water treatment rooms
Installing a secure lock approved by SIRA
7
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
8
Chapter Eight: Security Conditions and Requirements for Educational Facilities:
Educational facilities include a wide range of institutions that provide educational and training services to students and learners of various ages and educational levels.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for Nurseries and Kindergartens
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements (nurseries and kindergartens)
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Detection View
Waiting halls
6
-
Detection View
Stairs leading to the roof
7
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
8
-
Detection View
Inside classrooms
9
-
Detection View
Outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment
10
-
Recognition View
Washrooms entrances
11
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
12
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
13
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Third: Specifications and Security Requirements for Schools
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements (schools)
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Detection View
Waiting halls
6
-
Detection View
Stairs leading to the roof
7
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
8
-
Detection View
Inside classrooms
9
-
Detection View
Laboratories
10
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment, for example
Sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds
11
-
Recognition View
washrooms entrances
12
-
Detection View
Inside the establishment's clinic room
13
-
Detection View
Inside rooms of people with disabilities
14
-
Detection View
Inside the large exhibition halls
15
-
Detection View
The outer wall of the establishment
16
The Establishment file and equipment storage rooms, if any
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
17
-
Recognition View
Safes for cash and important documents
18
-
Recognition View
Men's changing rooms entrances
19
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
20
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
21
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Fourth: Security Specifications and Requirements for Universities and Colleges
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements (universities and colleges)
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Detection View
Waiting halls
6
-
Detection View
Staircase areas leading to the roof
7
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
8
-
Detection View
Inside classrooms
9
-
Detection View
Laboratories
10
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor play areas or event areas at the establishment, for example
Sports fields, swimming pools, and playgrounds
11
-
Recognition View
Washrooms entrances
12
-
Detection View
Inside the establishment's clinic room
13
-
Detection View
Inside rooms of people with disabilities
14
-
Detection View
Inside the large exhibition halls
15
-
Detection View
The outer wall of the establishment
16
The Establishment file and equipment storage rooms
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
17
-
Recognition View
Safes for cash and important documents
18
-
Recognition View
Men's changing rooms entrances
19
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
20
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
21
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Nine: Security Requirements for Healthcare Facilities:
Facilities that provide healthcare services to patients and communities, including a wide range of medical and healthcare services.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Facilities and Commercial Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby
3
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
4
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
5
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
6
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
-
Detection View
Washroom Main entrances
8
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
9
-
Recognition View
Laboratories room entrances
10
-
Detection View
Inside blood units storage rooms
11
-
Detection View
Pharmacy and medicine dispensing area
12
-
Detection View
Medicine shelves in the pharmacy
13
-
Recognition View
Operation room entrances
14
-
Recognition View
Anesthesia room entrances
15
-
Recognition View
Intensive care unit entrances
16
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
17
-
Detection View
Inside the nursery rooms for infants
18
-
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
19
-
Detection View
Inside medicine storage rooms
20
-
Detection View
Nursing centers and stations in the establishment
21
-
Recognition View
Entrances to electrical and mechanical rooms, and medical gas storage areas
22
A room used to sterilize medical equipment in hospitals
Detection View
Sterile Supply Unit Entrances
23
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
24
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
25
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
26
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
27
-
Detection View
Helipads
28
-
Detection View
Patient drop-off areas from the ambulance
29
-
Detection View
Ambulance parking
30
B. Provide an access control system according to the following requirements:
Access control system
Remarks
Areas
Requirement
SN
-
Entrances for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
1
-
Rooms for storing medicines and various medical equipment
Provide access control system
2
-
The intensive care unit includes entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
3
-
Electrical, air conditioning and mechanical rooms
Provide access control system
4
-
Data storing centers and server rooms
Provide access control system
5
-
The hospital's quarantine section, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms.
Provide access control system
6
-
The Pharmacy Department includes entrances and exits for employees, doctors, and pharmacists.
Provide access control system
7
-
Radiology Department, including entrances to imaging rooms
Provide access control system
8
-
File rooms for storing files and documents for patients, staff, and doctors
Provide access control system
9
-
Newborns and maternity departments, including entrances, exits, and internal rooms
Provide access control system
10
-
Internal meeting rooms for staff and doctors
Provide access control system
11
-
Storage rooms of Various medical gasses
Provide access control system
12
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Ten: Security Requirements for Non-Muslim Places of Worship:
These are places licensed for the performance of worship and religious rites for non-Muslim religions and sects.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification view
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Areas of worship
2
-
Recognition View
reception desks
3
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
The area surrounding the place of worship
4
All cameras are equipped with infrared features.
Detection View
Appendices of places of worship
5
-
Detection View
Vehicle parking
6
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
7
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition system
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
Security Guard
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Chapter Eleven: Security Requirements for the Manufacture and Sale of Precious Metals and Gemstones:
The manufacture and trade of precious metals and gemstones includes all operations related to the extraction, manufacturing, and trade of precious metals such as gold, silver, and gemstones.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for Commercial Stores:
These are stores that sell and trade gold, manufactured and unmanufactured jewelry, and gemstones, retail or wholesale.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
Display and inspection tables
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Recognition View
The safe
4
-
Recognition View
Display tables and cases that extend beyond the establishment's boundaries or displayed at another location.
5
The camera's viewing angle must be no less than 110 degrees. This requirement is exempted inside malls and buildings.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
6
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
7
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Covering all areas with motion sensors is comprehensive and not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected areas, offices, and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors or motion detectors; these facades must not be openable in any way.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not in the display area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
solid metal grille
1
This requirement is exempted if an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button is provided.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
2
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
3
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
4
D. The following requirements must be provided to secure glass facades for shops and doors by one of the following means:
Securing glass facades for shops
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Iron curtains must be installed and closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
1
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
2
Third: Specifications and Security Requirements for Gold Offices
These are institutions or companies that provide various services related to the trade in precious metals and gemstones. These services include the repurchase and sale of precious metals, whether in the form of jewelry, bullion, gold coins, or scrap gold, provided that no exhibits or collectibles are kept in the office and that its work is limited to office work.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Monitoring View
Internal area of the establishment
2
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
2
Note: If precious metals or gemstones are kept or displayed at a gold office, then gold shops requirements must be applied.
Fourth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Flexible or Virtual Offices
This is the common name for a shared office used by a group of institutions and companies for a single location in a facility, or virtual offices that are not located in a specific facility but rather exist on the virtual world or on the internet:
A. Conditions:
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
B. Security Requirements:
- There are no security requirements if the above requirements are adhered to.
Note:
It is strictly prohibited for these activities to display or store precious metals and gemstones in flexible offices.
If the offices are separated by any type of partition, the above office requirements apply.
If precious metals or gemstones are stored or displayed in the flexible office, the requirements for commercial stores apply.
Fifth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Business Centers
This is a physical location that provides temporary office solutions for all types of entrepreneurs and institutions. These spaces offer private or shared office solutions with reception, email, and internet services.
A. Requirements:
No exhibits may be kept.
No safe may be used for storing valuables.
Valuables may not be stored.
B. Security Requirements:
- No security requirements apply if the above requirements are met.
Note:
The display or storage of precious metals and gemstones is strictly prohibited for these activities.
If the offices are separated by any type of partition, the above office requirements apply.
If precious metals or gemstones are kept or displayed in business centers, the requirements for commercial stores apply.
Sixth: Specifications and Security Requirements for Jewelry and Precious Goods Exhibitions
Jewelry and precious goods exhibitions are places where fine jewelry and precious goods, such as gemstones, gold and silver jewelry, and precious works of art, are displayed. These exhibitions are typically held to display and sell fine art and jewelry to the public and investors and include all temporary exhibitions.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
The safe
2
-
Recognition View
display tables
3
-
Monitoring View
Exhibition area
4
-
Keep recording for one month after the exhibition ends.
Recording retention period
5
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
1
-
A specific area where the cabinet(s) will be placed by all exhibition participants must be designated by.
defining the safe area
2
C. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The guard must be provided with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
Seventh: Specifications and Security Requirements for Kiosks
These are open-air shops in the aisles for the sale and trade of gold, manufactured and unmanufactured jewelry, and precious stones.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Observation View
Display and sales tables
1
-
Recognition View
Cash Registers
2
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
1
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
2
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Installing system health monitoring service approved by SIRA
Installing system health monitoring service
1
Eighth: Specifications and security requirements for display windows and platforms outside the store:
A. The following security requirements must be provided:
Security Requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
The facility must use piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame of the glass facades.
piercing -resistant glass
1
-
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
Locks
2
-
Local alarm system linked to sirens
Alarm system
3
Chapter Twelve: Security Requirements for Financial and Monetary Institutions:
Financial and monetary institutions include a wide range of entities that provide diverse financial services to individuals and businesses. First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Annex on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for Financial and Monetary Institutions
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
safes
3
-
Monitoring View
Main lobby area
4
-
To show the image of the ATM user
Inside ATMs
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible
Observation View
ATMs at the establishment
6
-
Recognition View
Safe rooms
7
The camera's viewing angle should not be less than 110 horizontal degrees.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
8
-
Not less than 31 days for on-site cameras and not less than 75 days for ATM cameras.
Recording retention period
9
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
The sensor range must cover Protected Areas so that there is no area that can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected Areas
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass breakage sensors or motion detection sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
-
Providing Security Guard during official working hours
Security Guard
1
-
A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not located in the trading area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
Iron Grille
2
It will be cancelled if piercing-resistant glass is provided.
Iron curtains must be installed and must be closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
3
It will be cancelled if iron curtains are provided.
Piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame must be used on glass facades for the facility, such that it prevents glass penetration for a period of not less than 90 seconds.
piercing-resistant glass
4
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All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
5
The above requirement is excluded if the customer provides an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
Locks
6
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An access control system must be installed at the main doors leading to the trading areas.
Access control system
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Third: Security Requirements for Electronic Banking Services
Electronic banking services are banking services provided by banks and financial institutions via the internet and mobile applications.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
Cash Registers
3
-
Recognition View
The safe
4
-
Monitoring View
Lobby area
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible
Recognition View
ATMs
6
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply UPS for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
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C. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system (if a safe is available on site)
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas must be covered with motion sensors, including but not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the store, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected Areas, offices and administration areas directly connected to the store
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
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Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
6
D. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements (if a safe is available on site)
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not located in the trading area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
Iron Grille
1
If the bank is in a mall, iron curtains are not required. Only piercing-resistant glass or films are sufficient.
Iron curtains must be installed that close after the end of official working hours, or piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films must be used, fixed to the outer frame, on the glass facades of the facility, such that they prevent glass penetration for a period of no less than 1.5 minutes.
iron curtains
2
The above requirement is excluded if the customer provides an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
3
Fourth: Security Requirements for Hawala Dar
Hawala Dar is a money transfer business that also carries out a related commercial activity.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
safes
3
-
Observation View
Lobby area
4
-
Recognition View
Safe deposit rooms
5
The camera viewing angle must be at least 110 degrees.
Monitoring View
External area of the establishment
6
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas must be covered with motion sensors, including but not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected Areas, offices and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass breakage sensors or motion detection sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
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The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
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Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Security must be provided during official working hours.
Providing security guards
1
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A fixed iron grille must be installed on all external openings that are not located in the trading area, such as windows in service rooms, bathrooms, and ventilation rooms.
Iron Grille
2
Or piercing-resistant glass or piercing-resistant films attached to the outer frame must be used on the facility's glass facades, such that they prevent glass penetration for at least 90 seconds.
Iron curtains must be installed and closed after official working hours.
iron curtains
3
The above requirement is excluded if the customer provides an automatic iron shutter that operates with a control button.
SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
4
-
All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply UPS for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
5
-
An access control system must be installed on the main doors leading to the cashiers’ areas.
Access control system
6
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The cashier area and its associated rooms must be separated from the rest of the shop.
Isolating the cashier area from the general areas of the store
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Fifth: Security Requirements for ATMs
ATMs are electronic devices used to withdraw, deposit, and manage money independently, without the need for direct interaction with a bank employee. These devices provide a variety of convenient banking services to users.
Types of ATMs:
Conventional: Perform basic functions such as withdrawing money and inquiring about the balance.
Multi-function: Provide additional services such as deposits, money transfers, and bill payments.
Banking Applications: Support additional banking applications and services such as opening new accounts or applying for loans.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Inside the ATM
1
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
On ATMs of all kinds
2
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Not less than 75 days for all cameras
Recording retention period
3
Note: If the ATM is old and does not have built-in cameras, external cameras must be installed in the Identification View to ensure a clear image of the ATM user.
Sixth: Security requirements for mobile ATMs
A. Standards and conditions that must be met:
Technical standards and conditions that must be met by mobile ATMs
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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- Front section for driver's assistant - and rear section (cabinet)
The vehicle must be internally divided into two sections.
1
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The sections where the guards are located must be air-conditioned and equipped with suitable seats and seat belts for each person in the vehicle.
The sections where the guards are located are air-conditioned and equipped with seats.
2
-
Only the ATM room to be armored on all sides to withstand any potential attack, emergency, or fire, provided that the armoring level is not less than B2 level according to international standards or its equivalent.
ATM room armoring only
3
Front doors are used in emergencies only and must be connected to a tracking system.
Only one door should be used for entry and exit (side door) using both the ID card reader and the PIN.
Using only one door for entry and exit.
4
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The vehicle crew's forward vision must be at least 200 degrees with the naked eye.
Forward view of the vehicle crew
5
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All wheels must be equipped with an internal rubber tread to ensure they will continue to travel for at least 110 km in the event of a puncture or damage.
Wheels with internal rubber tires
6
the locks must be secure and cannot be opened by normal means or tampered with.
The dimensions of the evacuation opening must not be less than (60 cm * 60 cm)
Evacuation opening dimensions
7
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All doors must be connected to a unified locking system, operating on an interchange system so that the safe door will not open if any other door in the rear section is open.
The doors are connected with a unified locking system.
8
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Door hinges must be internal and of high durability.
door hinges
9
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The ability to unlock the ATM room using an ID card
ATM room lock
10
- The engine starts when the entire crew checks in using their ID cards.
The engine starter system must be linked to the vehicle entry system and the electronic starter system.
Engine starting system
11
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The vehicle must be equipped with a geographic coordinate system for determining the vehicle's location, approved by SIRA.
geographic tracking system
12
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Use a system approved by SIRA.
Connected to the vehicle's operating system so that the vehicle can be stopped remotely.
Vehicle movements must be monitored by the security service provider during business hours.
Geographical tracking system requirements
13
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The vehicle must have an anti-theft or break-in alarm system, with a panic button within easy reach of the driver and their assistant and connected to the security service provider's central monitoring center.
- All system cables in the vehicle must be shielded.
Vehicle Entry System Requirements
14
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The cash feed door must be located at the rear.
It must be mounted on the floor of the vehicle.
Only the user panel must be visible from the ATM, with the rest of the machine hidden.
A minimum of 21 cm must be left between the rear entrance and the ATM, with a secure door to close the area if the vehicle is moving.
Any other equipment or supplies required by SIRA.
The following Specifications must be provided at the ATM:
15
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The vehicle's weight after plating must not exceed the weights specified by the vehicle manufacturer. If the weight exceeds the permissible limit, all of the vehicle's mechanical components must be modified to accommodate the new weight.
Vehicle weight
16
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The vehicle must be equipped with emergency equipment to deal with sudden and minor vehicle breakdowns, such as (flashlight, gloves, safety equipment, and first aid).
Equipped with emergency equipment
17
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Adequate lighting must be provided around the vehicle and the ATM.
Provide adequate lighting
18
B. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66 when
Covers the front area of the vehicle at an angle of no less than 110°
In front
1
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
Covers the rear of the vehicle at an angle of no less than 110°
In the back
2
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
Inside the middle compartment to cover the safe door and the entry and exit doors
Inside the middle cabin
3
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
To cover the sides of the vehicle at an angle of not less than 90°
On the right and left sides of the vehicle
4
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
Observation View
Above the ATM
5
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
The ATM requirements in this manual apply.
inside the ATM
6
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Recording must be at least 1080P (Full HD) at 25 frames per second.
Recording quality
7
Seventh: Security Requirements for Selling and Trading Digital Currencies
Selling and trading digital currencies refers to the process of buying and selling digital currencies and other cryptocurrencies online.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
The safe
3
-
Monitoring View
Lobby area
4
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
ATMs
5
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system (if a safe is available on site)
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas must be covered with motion sensors, including but not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the shop, so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Protected Areas, offices and administration areas directly connected to the shop
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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All cameras and recording devices must be connected to an uninterruptible power supply UPS for 30 minutes.
uninterruptible power supply
1
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Chapter Thirteen: Security Requirements for Sports and Recreational Halls and Clubs:
These are facilities (buildings) where sports and recreational activities are conducted.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Detection View
Internal areas of the establishment
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
4
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
5
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
6
If the facility has its own building
Detection View
Around the establishment’s perimeter
7
-
Detection View
Recreational Areas and Sports Arenas
8
-
Detection View
Inside the storage rooms
9
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Installing car entrance cameras
10
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Fourteen: Security Requirements for Gas Stations:
These are facilities that provide fuel for cars and other vehicles to drivers and consumers.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS Requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Store entrance
1
-
Monitoring View
Vehicle fueling lines
2
-
Monitoring View
Petrol station fueling Locations
3
-
Detection View
Internal area of the store
4
At the station entrances and exits
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
5
-
Detection View
Parking lots
6
-
Detection View
External washrooms entrances
7
-
Recognition View
Cash register table
8
For example: vehicle washing and maintenance areas
Detection View
Areas of services provided by the station
9
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Fifteen: Security Requirements for Large and diverse Stores:
Large and diverse stores include large retail chains that offer a wide range of products and services under one roof. These stores are often part of large shopping malls or operate as large individual stores.
First: Activities Covered
Review the Business Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
5
-
Observation View
display tables
6
-
Detection View
Main store area and shelf aisles
7
Installing cameras on the external perimeter of the establishment if the establishment has its own building.
Detection View
Building perimeter
8
Note:
If the facility has its own or rented parking spaces, cameras must be installed as follows:
Install an Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA at the entrances and exits of the parking spaces.
Install cameras along the parking lanes in Detection View.
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Third: Specifications and Security Requirements for Department Store Buildings
These are buildings that contain a main department store and additional stores that are leased and managed by the store management.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
So that the cash filling angle is visible
Recognition View
ATM locations, public phones, and public phone charging devices
6
-
Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
7
-
Recognition View
Safe and baggage storage rooms, temporary storage service for purchases
8
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
-
Monitoring View
loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Passenger drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
13
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
14
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
15
In addition to installing PTZ cameras.
Monitoring View
Outdoor arenas, performance venues, and crowd gatherings
16
-
Detection View
LPG storage area, filling sites and gas cylinder storage areas.
17
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
18
-
Recognition View
Water tank room entrance
19
-
Recognition View
Entrances to the fresh air handling units of the air conditioning system (FAHU)
20
-
Monitoring View
Backup generator fuel tanks
21
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It should be equipped with all means of communication with guards, department store officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all other means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
Operations room
1
-
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
2
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security operations
3
-
A security manager must always be available on call.
Security manager
4
-
Female security personnel must be present.
female guard
5
-
Providing a licensed security systems operator, approved by SIRA, available 24/7 in the control room.
Security systems operator
6
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Stationary or mobile HVM that are approved shall be installed in front of the main gates and the areas where guests and visitors gather
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM)
7
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Permanent Security Guards shall be provided for areas or corridors where shops of gold, jewelry and precious goods are located.
Permanent Security Guards for gathering areas of gold and precious goods shops
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Chapter Sixteen: Security Requirements for Electronic Games and Entertainment Halls and Arenas:
Entertainment facilities that offer a variety of electronic games and recreational activities for visitors.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
-
Detection View
Playrooms and areas
6
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
-
Detection View
Inside the party rooms
8
For private or rented parking spaces
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
9
Installing cameras on the external perimeter of the establishment if the establishment has its own dedicated premises / independent.
Detection View
establishment perimeter
10
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Seventeen: Security Requirements for Football Clubs:
These are facilities that train athletes and organize football competitions.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex.
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
3
-
Detection View
Main lobby
4
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
5
-
Recognition View
Inside ticket outlets
6
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
7
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
8
So that the cash filling angle is visible.
Recognition View
ATM and public phones Locations
9
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
10
-
Monitoring View
Visitor drop-off and pick-up area
11
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
12
-
Detection View
Fan stands and special platforms
13
-
Detection View
Parking pathways
14
-
Monitoring View
Outdoor areas, performance venues, and visitor gatherings
15
-
Observation View
LPG storage area and filling sites
and gas cylinder storage area
16
-
Recognition View
Electrical room entrance
17
-
Recognition View
Water tank room
18
-
Recognition View
Entrances to the fresh air handling units of the air conditioning system
19
-
Detection View
Backup generator fuel tanks
20
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
21
-
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
22
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
If the work system is 24 hours, this requirement must be met. Otherwise, security is provided during official working hours.
Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
-
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor
Operations Manager or Security Supervisor
2
-
Female security personnel must be available during official working hours.
female guard
3
-
A dedicated operations room must be provided to control and manage the cameras. It should be equipped with all means of communication with guards, club officials, emergency, rescue, and ambulance services, and all means of assistance to manage or control the security system.
operations room
4
-
Providing a security systems operator in the control room on a continuous basis during working hours, and holding a license approved by the institution.
Security Systems Operator
5
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Chapter Eighteen: Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Security Requirements for Warehouse compounds
Note: The responsibility for installing cameras in the warehouse compound lies with the compound owner.
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Installing cameras at car entrances
1
-
Detection View
External walkways between warehouses
2
-
Detection View
External perimeter
3
Chapter Nineteen: Security Requirements for Warehouses:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Second: Security Requirements for General Warehouses:
These are facilities used to store materials and equipment.
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
Vehicle entrances and exits
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition View
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
5
-
Detection View
The internal area of the warehouse
6
-
Detection View
The outer area of the warehouse
7
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Third: Security requirements for hazardous and valuable materials warehouses:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition View
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
The internal area of the warehouse
5
The cameras are mounted on the outside wall of the warehouse.
Detection View
The outer area of the warehouse
6
For hazardous materials warehouses only
Recognition View
Hazardous Materials Storage Container Door
7
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement)
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas and rooms with windows in the facility must be secured with motion detection sensors.
Areas and rooms
1
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
2
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
1
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Fourth: Security requirements for processed tobacco and tobacco cigarettes warehouses
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
Internal areas of the warehouse
5
The cameras are mounted on the outside wall of the warehouse.
Detection View
External areas of the warehouse
6
For hazardous materials warehouses only
Recognition View
Hazardous Materials Storage Container Door
7
B. An alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements (if the warehouse operates 24 hours, then it is exempted from this requirement):
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas and rooms with windows in the facility must be secured with motion detection sensors.
Areas and rooms
1
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Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
2
-
Alarm system components must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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SIRA approved locks must be installed.
locks
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Chapter Twenty: Security Requirements for Self-storage:
The process of storing goods or materials by individuals or companies, either manually or automatically.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for Self-Storage
A. Definitions:
Definitions
Definition
The term
SN
It is the area that contains iron safes and is surrounded by a cement wall.
Safes area
1
It is the area that contains a group of stores
stores area
2
It is the area where customers are received and dealt with, or the waiting room where they are served.
Reception and waiting area
3
It is the area where the customer can view his things privately and is within the protected area.
Viewing area
4
It is the area that separates the safes area from the rest of the areas and is the only way for it.
securing area
5
B. General Specifications:
General Specifications of Facilities
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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• Reception and waiting area.
• Safes area.
• viewing area.
• Securing area.
• Administration area.
Safe rental facilities for storing valuable deposits must have the following divisions:
1
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• Reception and waiting area.
• stores area.
• Administration area
Self-storage facilities must have the following divisions:
2
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The securing area must have at least two doors that open alternately, with one door being able to be opened only after the other is closed.
The securing area must have at least two doors.
3
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Doors must have electric locks that operate to open the doors when they are powered.
electric door locks
4
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• Alarm system (8 hours).
• VSS system (8 hours).
• Doors system (8 hours).
There must be backup power to operate the systems in the event of a power outage as follows:
5
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
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Detection View
sitting and waiting area
4
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Observation View
Securing area
5
-
Monitoring View
Safe areas include all spaces.
6
-
Detection View
Viewing area
7
-
Not less than 90 days for all cameras
Recording retention period
8
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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Safes rooms must contain motion and vibration detectors.
Motion and vibration detectors
1
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The main door must have magnetic keys.
Securing the main door
2
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The reception area, security area, and safes room must have a motion detector.
Securing Areas and Rooms
3
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A panic button must be available at the reception desk, the manager's office, and the security guard.
Panic button
4
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All Alarm System components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
5
E. The following requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing 24-hour security guards
Security Guard
1
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The safe tenant's data must be taken with a photo of his/her ID (such as an ID or passport).
Taking tenant data
2
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There must be a system to verify the identity of the user of The Safe.
Verify user identity
3
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All tenants must be bound by contracts that include the following:
Not storing any harmful or prohibited materials.
Not storing any flammable or explosive materials.
Not storing materials stolen or obtained through a crime.
Tenant Contracts
4
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Third: Specifications and security requirements for automatic storage activities
A. Definitions of automated storage activities:
Definitions
Definition
The term
SN
It is the area that contains iron safes and is surrounded by a cement wall.
Safes area
1
It is the area where customers are received and dealt with, or the waiting room where they are served.
Reception and waiting area
2
It is the area where the customer can view his things privately and is within the protected area.
Viewing area
3
B. General Specifications of the automatic storage activity:
General Specifications of Facilities
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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• Reception and waiting area.
• Stores area.
• Administration area
Automated self-storage facilities must have the following divisions:
1
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Doors must have electric locks that operate to open the doors only when they are powered.
electric door locks
2
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• Alarm system (8 hours).
• VSS system (8 hours).
• Doors system (8 hours).
There must be backup power to operate the systems in the event of a power outage.
3
C. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Detection View
Main lobby area
3
-
Detection View
sitting and waiting area
4
-
Identification View
Safes maintenance entrance and any access leading to the safes
5
-
Detection View
Viewing area
6
-
Not less than 90 days for all cameras
Recording retention period
7
D. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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The main door must have a door contact.
main door
1
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The maintenance door to the safes area and any entrance leading to the safes area must have door contact.
Maintenance door
2
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The reception and securing area must have a motion detector.
Reception and Securing Area
3
-
A panic button must be available at the reception desk and the security guard.
Panic Button
4
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All Alarm System components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
5
E. The following requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
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The safe tenant's data must be taken with a photo of his/her identity proof (such as an ID or passport).
The safe tenant details
2
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There must be a system to verify the identity of the user of The Safe.
Identity Verification System
3
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All tenants must be bound by contracts that comply with the following:
Not storing any harmful or prohibited materials.
Not storing any flammable or explosive materials.
3. Not storing materials stolen or obtained through a crime.
Tenant Contracts
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Chapter Twenty-One: Security Requirements for Air Cargo:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Annex on Commercial Facilities and Activities
Second: Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
Temporary and recovered material storage sites
3
-
Recognition View
Cargo inspection sites
4
-
Monitoring View
Aisles and shelves in the facility
5
-
Recognition View
Hazardous Material Storage Areas
6
-
Detection View
Interior areas of the facility
7
-
Detection View
Inside the cargo handling rooms
8
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
9
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Automatic Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
10
-
Detection View
External facility perimeter
11
B. The following requirements must be provided:
Other security requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
1
If the work system is 24/7, they must be provided.
Providing a security operations manager or security supervisor around the clock
Security Operations Manager or Security Supervisor
2
On all gates leading to the warehouse, emergency entrances from the outside, and offices that require an access control system.
Providing access control systems in all areas of the facility.
Electronic identification cards.
Biometrics reader.
Access control system
3
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C. An Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements if the operates less than (24) hours:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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All areas and rooms with windows in the facility must be secured with motion detection sensors.
motion detector
1
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Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
magnetic keys
2
-
A panic button must be provided for use in case of an emergency, at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
3
Storage conditions and storage methods for hazardous materials, if applicable (smoke lights and construction bullets):
The container must be separated and in a suitable location.
The container must be enclosed or under a shelter.
Adequate ventilation must be provided for air inlet and outlet, or an air conditioning system must be provided.
The container's interior must be covered with insulating material or fire-resistant paint.
Provide cameras at the container gate. Provide fire extinguishers.
Provide a responsible person to coordinate and communicate with SIRA regarding incoming and outgoing shipments of hazardous materials. Maintain or leave sufficient space between containers.
Provide a fire alarm system with an annual maintenance contract.
Note:
1. Regarding the storage or escorting of ammunition, explosives, and Class A hazardous materials, in coordination with the relevant authorities in the emirate.
2. segregation of ammunition and weapons must be ensured, ensuring they are stored in a single container.
Coordination must be made with the relevant authorities in the emirate to supervise the site and its operations.
Provide explosive and hazardous material detection devices approved by SIRA.
Chapter Twenty-Two: Security Requirements for Factories:
These are facilities used to produce goods and products on a large scale through industrial processes.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Annex on Business Facilities and Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements for General Factories:
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Vehicles number-plate recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
The interior of the factory
5
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
6
Installing cameras around the facility
Detection View
The external perimeter of the factory
7
-
Detection View
Storage areas
8
-
Recognition View
Hazardous Material Storage Container Doors
9
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Third: Specifications and security requirements for hazardous materials factories:
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Vehicles number-plate recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
The interior of the factory
5
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
6
Installing cameras around the facility
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
7
-
Detection View
Storage areas
8
-
Recognition View
storage container doors
9
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
-
All areas and rooms with windows in the facility must be secured with motion detection sensors.
Areas and rooms
1
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if there are any, must be equipped with magnetic keys.
Entrances and exits
2
-
A panic button must be provided for use in the event of an emergency, located at an easy-to-use, yet inconspicuous level.
Panic button
3
-
Alarm system components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
4
Note: Requirements “B” above are excluded, in case the facility works 24/7.
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Fourth: Specifications and security requirements for tobacco processing and tobacco rolling factories (cigarettes):
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
reception desks
2
-
Vehicles number-plate recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits
3
-
Monitoring View
Loading and unloading areas
4
-
Detection View
The interior of the factory
5
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
6
Installing cameras around the facility
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
7
-
Detection View
Storage areas
8
-
Recognition View
Hazardous Materials Storage Container Doors
9
-
Detection View
spare parts room
10
-
Detection View
Quality Control Room
11
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Providing 24-hour security guards
security guard
1
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Chapter Twenty-Three: Security Requirements for Vacation Homes:
Individually owned establishments rented on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Security Requirements
A. The following security requirements must be provided for vacation homes:
Requirements for Vacation homes
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Installation of SIRA-approved secure locks.
secure lock
1
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Use the SIRA approved smart lock App
Lock App
2
The safe must be installed in a secure way that is difficult to remove.
Installation of a safe approved by SIRA.
Secure Safe
3
Chapter Twenty-Four: Security Requirements for Shooting Ranges:
These are facilities designated for practicing shooting sports, whether with firearms or bows and arrows.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
Weapons and ammunition delivery tables
3
-
Detection View
Inside the weapons and ammunition warehouse
4
-
Recognition View
Shooting lanes
5
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
6
-
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
7
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Twenty-Five: Security Requirements for Art Galleries:
These are spaces designated for displaying artworks such as paintings, statues, photographs, and art installations. These galleries are used for displaying artworks.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
Display tables and display areas
3
If the establishment has its own parking spaces
Vehicles number-plate recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
4
-
Detection View
Main lobby
5
B. An alarm system must be provided for facilities that contain a piece of no less than 100,000 dirhams or a total of no less than one million dirhams, according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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Covering the showroom with motion sensors so that no area can be penetrated to stop or disable the security system.
Showroom Coverage
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass break sensors or motion detection sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys (Door contacts) or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
-
The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
-
Alarm system approved by SIRA
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Security must be provided during official working hours.
Providing security guards
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Chapter Twenty-Six: Security Requirements for Vehicle Rental Shops:
These are premises that provide vehicle rental services to individuals or companies for specific periods.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Recognition View
Contract editing tables
3
-
Detection View
The internal area of the shop
4
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Twenty-Seven: Security Requirements for Tobacco Retail Stores:
Establishments that sell tobacco and cigarette products, as well as other related products such as e-cigarettes, pipes, luxury cigarettes, and related accessories.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Business Establishments and Activities Annex.
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cash tables
2
-
Detection View
Internal space of the store
3
-
Observation View
The store’s external area
4
-
Detection View
Store room
5
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Twenty-Eight: Security Requirements for Precious Goods Stores:
These stores specialize in buying and selling high-value goods, such as global brands, luxury watches, and rare currencies. These include commercial establishments that sell precious items valued at more than AED 10,000.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Appendix
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Observation View
display tables
3
-
Detection View
Covering the internal space of the store
4
B. An alarm system must be provided for facilities that contain a piece of no less than 100,000 dirhams or a total of no less than one million dirhams, according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
SN
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Covering all areas with motion sensors is comprehensive and not limited to protected areas, offices, and administrative areas directly connected to the store, so that no area can be breached to stop or disable the security system.
Protected areas, offices and administration areas directly connected to the store
1
-
All glass facades of the facility must be secured with glass breakage sensors or motion detection sensors.
glass facades
2
-
Main and secondary entrances and emergency exits, if any, must be equipped with magnetic keys (Door contacts) or motion detectors.
Entrances and exits
3
-
The safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe
4
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The cashier, seller, and manager must be provided with a panic button for use in case of an emergency. It must be located at a level that is easy to use and not visible.
Panic button
5
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All components of the alarm system must be approved by SIRA.
Alarm system
6
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Twenty-Nine: Security Requirements for Data Centers:
Data centers are facilities used to host computing systems and store data securely and efficiently.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Facilities and Business Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
-
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
5
-
Detection View
Main lobby
6
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
7
-
Detection View
Inside server rooms
8
-
Recognition View
Electrical and mechanical room entrances
9
-
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Installing cameras at the car entrance
10
Installing cameras around the facility
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
11
-
Recognition View
the pre-stage area before entering the server room
12
-
Detection View
Inside the Network Operations Center
13
-
Detection View
Backup Power Supply (UPS) Room Entrances
14
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
Electromechanical locks must be used.
Access control system for server room
Access control system
1
-
Only one door of the protected area must be enabled to open, and the other door must not open until the first door is closed.
Access control system
2
-
Must provide 24-hour security guards according to the risk analysis report
security guard
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Chapter Thirty: Security Requirements for Pharmacies:
These are commercial establishments that provide medicines, medical supplies, and health products to customers.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Detection View
Inside the Establishment areas
3
-
Recognition View
Entrance to medicine storage rooms
4
-
Recognition View
restricted medicine cabinet
5
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-One: Security Requirements for Massage Centers:
A place that provides massage and physiotherapy services for the body for the purpose of relaxation, stress relief, and improving general health.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
2
-
Detection View
Waiting areas
3
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Two: Security Requirements for Parking Rental and Management Services:
These are services that help individuals and companies provide and manage parking spaces.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
-
Detection View
parking lots pathways
3
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
4
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
5
-
Observation View
Payment areas
6
Vehicle entrances and exits to the establishment
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed. Or the registration system approved by SIRA
7
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Three: Security Requirements for Auction Halls:
Commercial establishments that sell goods or items by public auction. These halls are considered places for the public exchange and sale of goods based on bids submitted by the public.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
-
Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Detection View
Seating and waiting areas
2
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
For large items such as cars and heavy vehicles
Detection View
Collectibles display area
4
-
Detection View
Auction halls
5
-
Recognition View
The main safe room
6
For own or rented parking spaces
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras
7
In the case of external sales halls
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Four: Security Requirements for Customer Happiness Centers:
Customer Happiness Centers are facilities that aim to improve customer experience and increase customer satisfaction with the services or products offered by a company or organization.
These centers are essential in providing support and assistance to customers and offer a wide range of services.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Business Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
-
Detection View
Establishment corridors
2
-
Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
3
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
4
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Detection View
Waiting halls
5
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Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
6
For the establishment own parking or rented parking spaces
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Public parking entrances and exits
7
Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
8
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Five: Security Requirements for Business Centers:
These are designated spaces that provide a comfortable work environment and are equipped with the tools and facilities businessmen and owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to run their businesses efficiently. These offices can be traditional or shared offices and offer a variety of services that facilitate business.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Business Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
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Observation View
emergency exit doors among floors
2
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Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
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Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
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Detection View
Waiting halls
5
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Recognition View
Customer service tables
6
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Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
7
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Six: Security Requirements and Conditions for Quran Memorization Centers and Islamic Institutions:
Quran memorization centers and Islamic institutions include establishments dedicated to teaching and memorizing the Holy Quran, religious lessons, and Islamic culture in general.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the annex for commercial establishments and activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed in accordance with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
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Detection View
Installing external cameras around the building's perimeter
2
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Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
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Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
With an angle showing the floor number, a wide-angle lens shall be used to cover all parts of the elevator.
Observation View
Inside the elevators
5
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Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
6
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Recognition View
Cash storage and sorting areas
7
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Recognition View
The safe
8
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Detection View
Inside classrooms
9
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Detection View
Inside the activity halls
10
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Detection View
Inside the event halls
11
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Detection View
sitting and waiting area
12
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Detection View
Inside the library
13
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Detection View
Inside the theater
14
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Detection View
Inside the men's prayer hall and the corridor leading to the women’s prayer hall.
15
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Detection View
Inside the filing rooms
16
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Detection View
Storage rooms
17
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Detection View
parking lots pathways
18
If own parking is available
Automatic Number-Plate Recognition system (ANPR) approved by SIRA
Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition cameras shall be installed
19
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Not less than 60 days for all cameras
Recording retention period
20
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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The cabinet / safe must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe and places to store valuables
1
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Cash storage, sorting, the safe, and cash receiving tables must be equipped with a panic button for use in the event of an emergency, located at an easy-to-use and invisible place.
Panic button
2
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All Alarm System components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
SN
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Rooms
Offices
Cash storage and sorting areas
Access control system
1
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Chapter Thirty-Seven: Security Requirements for Charitable Organizations:
These are non-profit organizations that aim to provide support and assistance to individuals and communities in need.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Commercial Facilities and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
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Detection View
The external perimeter of the establishment
2
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Detection View
Establishment corridors
3
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Observation View
elevators lobbies and stairs
4
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Recognition View
cashier and reception desks
5
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Recognition View
Cash storage and sorting areas
6
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Recognition View
The safe room
7
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Detection View
Storage rooms
8
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Vehicles Number-Plate Recognition view
Vehicle entrances and exits
9
B. Alarm system must be provided according to the following requirements:
Alarm and intruder detection system
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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The cabinet must be equipped with a vibration sensor or motion detector.
The safe and storage areas for valuable materials
1
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A panic button must be installed in the safe, cash storage and sorting areas, and cash receiving tables for use in the event of an emergency. It must be located at an easy-to-use and inconspicuous location.
Panic button
2
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All Alarm System components must be certified by SIRA.
Alarm system
3
C. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Installation of an access control system for all rooms, including the safe and cash storage and sorting room.
Access control system
1
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Chapter Thirty-Eight: Security Requirements for Hunting Equipment Stores:
Hunting equipment stores are stores that offer a variety of Hunting-related equipment and supplies.
First: Activities Covered
Refer to the Business Establishments and Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Cameras must be installed to meet the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Field Of View
Areas
SN
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Identification View
Entrances of the establishment
1
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Recognition View
Cash and reception tables
2
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Observation View
display tables
3
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Detection View
Storage areas
4
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Detection View
Shop area
5
B. The following security requirements must be provided:
Other requirements
Remarks
Description
Requirement
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Chapter Thirty-Nine: Security Requirements and Conditions for the Security Monitoring Operations Center:
The Security Monitoring Operations Center is a center responsible for monitoring operations for various facilities and sectors.
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Establishments and Commercial Activities Annex
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Operations centers must have the following requirements and Specifications:
The operations room must be no less than 300 square feet in area, and its area may increase as deemed necessary by SIRA.
The operations room must operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, year-round.
The number of staff in the room must be no less than two, in addition to the room manager. This number may increase depending on the room's size and systems.
A means of communication must be provided between the operations room and security personnel according to their locations.
The operations room must be connected to the security authorities in the emirate.
A hotline must be provided with the relevant authorities in the emirate.
The operations room must be secured with a VSS system and an alarm system linked to the security authorities in the emirate.
Providing a backup energy source for computer systems that works with a battery for a period of not less than 8 hours.
The main power source of the room must be linked to a backup generator that operates automatically in emergency situations when the electricity is interrupted so that it operates all the equipment and devices in the room.
The time must be matching on all the devices in the room with the actual time.
11 Provide Safety systems.
a maintenance contract for all operating room devices.
an evacuation plan and an emergency plan known by the operating room staff.
Consider providing enough spaces for the following:
• space for devices.
• A space for the control room employees.
• A space for large screens (if necessary.)
• Sufficient space for maintenance.
• Space for services.
must not contain windows that reveal the details of the work for those outside the room.
Its place should be protected from attacks or penetration.
17 It has additional wiring channels.
Protect wiring outlets from reptiles, rodents, and anything that could cause the connections to be cut or damaged.
Use furniture designed for extended periods.
Ensure that wires and connections are concealed.
Place recording devices, accessories, and wires in secure containers.
Install surveillance cameras to cover all activities within the control room at detection view.
The following activities are prohibited in the operating room:
• Smoking.
• Eating.
• Using the systems or room for purposes other than security purposes.
• Filming with mobile phones.
Chapter Forty: Security Requirements for the Transport of Money and Valuable Materials:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Commercial Establishments and Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. The technical standards and requirements that must be met by vehicles transporting money and valuable materials are as follows:
Technical standards and conditions
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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Front section for the driver and co-driver
Middle section for the assistant guard
Rear section (locker)
The vehicle should be divided internally into three sections.
1
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The sections where the guards are located must be air-conditioned and equipped with suitable seats and seat belts for each person in the vehicle.
The sections where the guards are located are air-conditioned and equipped with seats.
2
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Fully armored on all sides to withstand any potential attack, emergency, or fire, provided that the armoring level is not less than B4, according to international standards or equivalent.
Vehicle armoring
3
Front doors are used only in emergencies and must be connected to the alarm system.
Only one door should be used for entry and exit (side door) using both the ID card reader and the PIN.
Use only one door for entry and exit.
4
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The vehicle crew's forward vision must be at least 200 degrees with the naked eye.
Forward view of the vehicle crew
5
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All wheels must be equipped with an internal rubber tire to ensure they will continue to travel for at least 100 km in the event of a puncture or damage.
The wheels are equipped with internal rubber tires.
6
Its locks must be secure and cannot be opened by normal means or tampered with.
The dimensions of the evacuation opening must not be less than 60 cm * 60 cm.
Evacuation opening dimensions
7
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All doors must be connected to a single electro-mechanical locking system with an interchange system (Interchange system: The safe door will not open if any other door of the rear section is open)
The doors must be connected with a unified locking system.
8
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Door hinges must be internal and of high durability.
door hinges
9
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The safe lock must be equipped with a digital and biometric key.
Double-open safe lock
10
The engine starts when the entire crew checks in using their ID cards.
The speed limiter is activated when cash transfer personnel exit the vehicle.
The engine starter system must be linked to the vehicle entry system and the electronic starter system.
Engine starting system
11
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The vehicle must be equipped with a geographic coordinate system for determining the vehicle's location, approved by SIRA, and capable of being linked to the central monitoring center of the security service provider.
geographic tracking system
12
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The vehicle must have an anti-theft or break-in alarm system, and the panic button must be accessible to the driver and his assistant and connected to the service provider's central monitoring center.
Panic button
13
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The vehicle must be equipped with firefighting and first aid equipment.
Equipped with safety equipment
14
B. Cameras must be installed and comply with the following requirements:
VSS requirements
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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Camera specifications must not be less than IP66 when installing external cameras.
Covers the front area of the vehicle at an angle of no less than 110°
In front
1
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
Covers the rear of the vehicle at an angle of no less than 110°
In the back
2
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Inside the middle compartment to cover the safe door and the entry and exit doors
Inside the middle cabin
3
Camera specifications must not be less than IP66.
To cover the sides of the vehicle at an angle of not less than 90°
On the right and left sides of the vehicle
4
Chapter Forty-One: Security Requirements for Vehicle safety and Protection:
First: Covered Vehicles
Refer to the Commercial Establishments and Activities Annex
included vehicles
Hazardous Materials Transport Vehicles
Tourist vehicles and buses
Rental vehicles
Rental buses
Luxury passenger transport vehicles
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. Install a tracking system approved by SIRA.
B. Install cameras on vehicles transporting hazardous materials according to the following requirements:
Inside the driver's cabin, ensuring the cabin is fully visible.
On the outside of the vehicle's hazardous materials loading area.
Install cameras directed at the road ahead and rear of the vehicle.
Recording quality must not be less than 30 frames per second.
Chapter Forty-Two: Security Requirements for Transfer and Delivery of Money:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix on Commercial Establishments and Activities
Second: Specifications and Security Requirements
A. All money transfer companies and their clients must adhere to the following:
Requirements for transferring and delivering money
Remarks
Details
Requirement
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Receiving and delivering cash in secure, sealed bags with serial numbers.
Pick-up and delivery
1
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The customer's pickup and delivery must take place in a secure location monitored by cameras to record the process.
Pick-up and delivery locations
2
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Both the sending and receiving parties must ensure that the package is intact, tightly sealed, and has a serial number.
Package safety
3
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The money transfer company employee is prohibited from counting the money before receiving it. His role is limited to transporting the bag of money only.
Money may not be counted by a money transfer company employee.
4
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The bag must only be opened at the cash center by a designated employee under camera surveillance, after ensuring the integrity of the bag and the bag lock's security serial number.
Bag opening site
5
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In the event of any breach or damage to the bag, the money transfer company is responsible for any money missing from the total amount in the bag received by the customer.
The party responsible in case of a breach or damage
6
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If the bag is intact and the amount differs from what the customer stated, the money transfer company must inform the customer immediately or provide him with a video showing the bag opening process, along with the bag's safety and serial number.
Procedure for detecting a discrepancy in amounts
7
Chapter Forty-Three: Communication and Communicating Requirements for Security guard Service Providers:
First: Covered Activities
Refer to the Appendix for Establishments and Commercial Activities
Second: Security Requirements
A. All security guard service providers operating in the activities covered in Paragraph (First) must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA as follows:
For communication between company management and security personnel.
For communication between security personnel.
When security personnel communicate with security and safety authorities in the emirate.
B. The watchman must use the communication and security devices for security work that is approved by SIRA and the security apps for smart devices that is approved by SIRA
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[1]Every effort has been made to produce an accurate and complete English version of this legislation. However, for the purpose of its interpretation and application, reference must be made to the original Arabic text. In case of conflict, the Arabic text will prevail.