1. Wa Police Building Code Revisions

8/13/2019 1. Wa Police Building Code Revisions

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA POLICE BUILDING CODEREVISIONS

&h ; 9 (( 1914 June 1999 'ORMULA LEGEND

NUMBER O' STA'' TOILETS 5 SHOWERSMINIMUM N O O' STA'' W6C . @ Total )a"or ,hift ,taff x 1.2 3 1(


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except smaller ammunition cabinet 1 mm l33 and larger pistol cabinet22 mm l33.


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2 *ugust 1999 CUSTODIAL 'ACILITIESSALL7-PORT + DETAINEE ENTR7* colour ''T? camera s3 and recorder system shall be installed with thefollowing featuresB

real time video and audio recording recording activated by motion detection within the room time date stamped recording ; hour recording period before tape change necessary or automatic tape

recorder changeover instantaneous or overlap tape changeover for continuity continuous system status monitoring including end of tape$ recording failure

on all ?T


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T 1; %ocal &rocessor 7nit 'M; %ocal &rocessor 7nit T1( %ocal *larm &rocessor 7nit T 12 %ocal &rocessor 7nit 0I/ 07(89(-1&roximity


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a neutral and earth$ and located within an I&(5/ aluminium enclosure. Theenclosure shall have an engraved aluminium label reading G)G


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)anagement ,ervices 'ontract )anager are appointed. Eased on the detailsendorsed by ,ervice 'ommand$ a &ro"ect 'ontrol 6roup is established. Thiscommittee shall be chaired by the &ro"ect %eader$

8 *pril 2 PRO/ECT IN'ORMATIONBri ) Pr p$r$tio"The code is a generic document providing information covering a range offunctions and station types. The consultant when editing the 'ode to create a

pro"ect brief shall ensure that information provided as a guide is deleted$ e.g. &ro"ect %eaderAs 6uide$

7sable :loor *rea table$ etc.$

8 *pril 2 CONSULTANT CHEC0 SHEET - COMMUNICATIONSINSTALLATIONS 5 MODI'ICATIONS*dded

11 *pril 2 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES'ORMULA LEGEND'UNCTIONAL UNITS AND ACTIVIT7 SPACE DATA SHEETS

PLANNING GUIDELINESTECHNICAL CRITERIAACTIVIT7 SPACE 1:4-1,allie port changed to ,ally-port

11 *pril 2 ACTIVIT7 SPACE 3:1- 5 3:1-'lothing %oc!ers changed to *T'%

14 *pril 2 TECHNICAL CRITERIA:urniture )aster %ist ,heet of (3


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when fixed.

2 ovember 2 PRO/ECT LEADERS GUIDEOp "i"* C r mo"#&la+ue format updated

2; /ecember 2 PRO/ECT LEADERS GUIDEN t or? Compo" "ts B%&* ts,ection revised.

2; /ecember 2 TECHNICAL CRITERIA C$ li"* + T l comm%"ic$tio" $"& D$t$ EF%ipm "t Rooms


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Si*"s - M%lti Li"*%$l Si*"$*In areas with a high proportion of non Gnglish spea!ing people considerationshall be given$ in con"unction with the Cfficer in 'harge = Gthnic *ffairs 7nit$for the inclusion of the following multi lingual signage outside police stationsB K#elcomeL on the stations public entry door. The signage shall be 4 mm

high and located directly below the Gnglish version. K:or assistance when station is unattended please call insert phone number3Ldirectly below the Gnglish version. %ettering to be the same height as theGnglish version

o more than two alternative languages should be included on the signage.

2 *ugust 2 1 TECHNICAL CRITERIA E!t r"$l Li*,ti"*Gxternal lighting should not create glare either outside or inside the building$ thusthe use of floodlighting is not favoured. /ue to the high level of vandalism of

bollard lights preference shall be given to building mounted and post-topluminaries in external spaces.

1( *ugust 2 1 PLANNING GUIDELINESB%il&i"* Gr ",o%s R$ti"*This scheme benchmar!s a buildingFs greenhouse impact on a scale of one to five$one being the most polluting and five the least. Gxperience shows that byimplementing energy efficiency practices many buildings can save 2 = percent on their energy bills and reduced the emission of greenhouse gases. *t thecompletion of the design development$ tender documentation and constructiondefect period the commissioned consultant shall self rate the building. Theoutcome of the assessment shall be included re+uired milestone reports. :orfurther information please contact the Cffice of Gnergy = Gnergy Innovation/ivision.

'ORMULA LEGEND3:@-@ VIDEO INTERVIEW ROOMThe number of ?ideo Interview


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,pecialist s+uads in stand alone facilities are sub"ect to the same formula. ,pecialconsideration should be given to consolidation of resources in multi purpose

buildings ie 'urtin house3.

ROOM DATA SHEETS3:@-@ VIDEO INTERVIEW ROOM


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tric!le feed reticulation systems andLVIDEO INTERVIEW ROOMSin rooms that are dual use$ both video P public interview rooms the camerawindow may be located in a truncated corner

22 )arch 2 8 TECHNICAL CRITERIACONSISTENT POWER SUPPL7Information shall be included in the buildings operating manuals detailinggenerator capacity and installation re+uirements.

SECURIT7 DESIGN GUIDELINESSATELLITE STATIONS - E(TERNAL''T? surveillance of the building perimeter is not re+uired.''T? surveillance of the general compound shall be provided for medium tolarge satellite stations..SATELLITE STATIONS 8 INTERNALGENERAL:irearms shall be only be secured in a firearm cabinet located within the armoury.

STA'' ENTR7 + DETAINEE ENTR7* remote door release from the 6eneral Cffice shall be provided in medium tolarge satellite stationsDISTRICT COMPLE( 8 E(TERNALPOLICE VEHICLE PAR0ING COMPOUND''T? surveillance of the building perimeter is generally not re+uired.''T? surveillance of the ,ally-port roller door and general compound shall be

provided.*ccess to the secure vehicle par!ing compound shall be by proximity card orelectronically from the ,ecurity 'ommunications


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contracts. They shall be supplied and installed under the building contract.

SECURE CONSTRUCTION butt "ointed 1; mm compressed fibre cement sheets fixed to stud wor! with (mm long counter sun! screws at ( mm centres max.3. The compressed sheetsshall have butt "oints only$ located centrally over stud wor!..

22 )arch 2 8 TECHNICAL CRITERIA + PLANNING GUIDELINESSPECIALIST E9UIPMENT + ENERG7 MINIMISATION#here ever possible e+uipment shall be selected to meet not only operationalre+uirements but also on the basis of lower operating and environmental costs$including greenhouse gas emissions.


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1 -5 M$l P% lic Toil t - /eleted1 (-1 Bloo& + M &ic$l Room - /eleted1 (-2 Bloo& + M &ic$l Toil t - /eleted2 1- D t cti. O))ic - /eleted

1 8-1 Comm%"it# Polici"* + Crim Pr . "tio" O))ic = Title changed1 8-2 Comm%"it# Polici"* + Crim Pr . "tio" O))ic = Title changed1 -2 Co%rtroom = Transferred to Cperational ,upport :acilities and upgrade toinclude Cperations


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11 *pril 2 8 ACTIVIT7 SPACES2 2-8 C, mic$l + P,#sic$l E.i& "c L$ or$tor# = 'hemical cabinets andduress button added.

1; *pril 2 8 TECHNICAL CRITERIA16 6463 Polic R$&io N t or? 7pdated based on advice from #*&, Glectronic ,upport Eranch.

ACTIVIT7 SPACES( 8-( = Dr%* Stor = added to comments ,ection - *n after hours secure shuteshall be provided from the general corridor into either the /rug ,tore$ ,ecure


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)anual double gates or sliding gate s3 are to be included with the fencing. Thegates shall provide complete visual privacy when closed and be constructed ofsuitable light-weight material to allow opening and closure to occur with thelowest possible amount of effort.

)aterials used in the construction of gates and fences shall be in !eeping with buildings and other ad"acent fences and walls.

Gxternal lighting is to operate on a &G cell$ with an override switch fitted.

''T? surveillance of the general compound shall be provided for medium tolarge satellite stations..

*dditional preventive security measures may be necessary where vandalism hasoccurred or where there is a high li!elihood that similar events may occur infuture. In these cases$ the following would be recommendedB

Installation of ''T? which provide coverage of the entire compound$lin!ed to monitors in the 6eneral Cffice. &rovision for ''T? to be connected to a domestic ?'< to enable

videotaping if re+uired.

o proximity card access is re+uired to the security compound.

DISTRICT COMPLE(Polic V ,icl P$r?i"* Compo%"&

o public access to rear of the station. 'onsideration should be given to the provision of signage to discourage public intrusion into the &olice ?ehicle'ompound.

The security compound perimeter fencing shall be 2.1) in height sub"ect to%6* re+uirements as applicable3. The fence is to provide complete visual privacyfor the compound area. 'onstruction is to be of smooth material to eliminateopportunities for persons gaining a foothold from the exterior. #here possible$

posts$ rails or supports should be located on the inside of the fence.

*ccess to the vehicle par!ing compound shall be by proximity card orelectronically from the ,ecurity 'ommunications


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videotaping if re+uired. ,eptember 2 8 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES

STRUCTURE 8 CEILINGS*dded 1.5 mm galvanised steel sheet pop riveted$ at ( mm centreFs to underside of

galvanised steel ceiling "oists welded together. 9 mm compressed fibrecement sheets shall be fully laminated to the underside of the galvanisedsheet with K%i+uid ailsL or e+ual e+uivalent and fixed with mm countersun! screws at a max of ( mm centreFs. The galvanised sheet andcompressed fibre cement sheets "oints shall be staggered. The compressedfibre cement sheets shall have butt "oints only$ located centrally over "oists.*ll screw holes to be filled with an epoxy filler and ground flush. *ll "ointsto be filled with an approved filler.

TECHNICAL CRITERIASECURE CONSTRUCTIONWALLS*dded

1.5 mm galvanised steel sheet pop riveted$ at ( mm centreFs to underside ofgalvanised steel ceiling "oists welded together. 9 mm compressed fibrecement sheets shall be fully laminated to the underside of the galvanisedsheet with K%i+uid ailsL or e+ual e+uivalent and fixed with mm countersun! screws at a max of ( mm centreFs. The galvanised sheet andcompressed fibre cement sheets "oints shall be staggered. The compressedfibre cement sheets shall have butt "oints only$ located centrally over "oists.*ll screw holes to be filled with an epoxy filler and ground flush. *ll "ointsto be filled with an approved filler. . or

CEILINGS*dded 1.5 mm galvanised steel sheet pop riveted$ at ( mm centreFs to underside of

galvanised steel ceiling "oists welded together. 9 mm compressed fibrecement sheets shall be fully laminated to the underside of the galvanisedsheet with K%i+uid ailsL or e+ual e+uivalent and fixed with mm countersun! screws at a max of ( mm centreFs. The galvanised sheet andcompressed fibre cement sheets "oints shall be staggered. The compressedfibre cement sheets shall have butt "oints only$ located centrally over "oists.*ll screw holes to be filled with an epoxy filler and ground flush. *ll "ointsto be filled with an approved filler.

19 ,eptember 2 8 PLANNING GUIDELINESINTERNAL PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS *ddedstaff entrance. In stations with a ,ally-port or a remote %oc!upFs a separatedetainee entry into the 'ustodial *rea may be provided. *n external door into anenclosed amenities courtyard may also be provided.


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which shall operate an electric stri!e door loc!. Inside handle always free.The door shall be interlin!ed with the staff entry in a manner that prevents

both doors being open at the same time.

1 ovember 2 8 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESPADDED CELL/eleted 19mm open cell industrial sponge or 12.( mm thic! cor! tiles adhered to the

structure. *ll "oints shall be tightly butted. welded vinyl shall be adhered to the padding. Gnsure no "oint in vinyl occurs

in the same location as "oints in foam. 'ove vinyl floor up wall to ceiling inone length from ceiling to ceiling. *ll corners shall be coved with a vinyl orsolid cor! 82 mm fillet.

*dhesives shall be in accordance with manufacturer specifications and relevant*ustralian ,tandards

?inyl sealant shall be metal lin! high solids sealant compatible with the vinyl.


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value for money.

11 /ecember 2 8 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES APPROVED COMPONENTS + ELEMENTS%ight fitting added - ?anguard ,eries '?; $ 0.I.%ighting119 Eroadway$ Eassendean$ #.*. &h ; 9844 1822

15 :ebruary 2 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES 'I(TURECHARGE DOC0 - SIGNAGE * charge doc! is a facility provided for the temporary isolation of detainees$under constant supervision$ in situations where there is a ris! of assault to officersduring the preferring of charges.

&rovide a self adhesive sign$ 18 mm x (mm$ to the external face of the topframe of the charge doc!.

The sign shall have 2 mm high red the word QImportantF only3 and blac! uppercase lettering on a safety yellow bac!ground. The typeface shall be 0elvetica

Gxtra Eold.

The wording of the sign shall beB

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STANDARD SPECI'ICATION AND DETAILS INDE(/eletedL-@ : D c6 'ir D t ctor G%$r&

4 July 2 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESWALL ELEMENTSDOORSThe door loc!s to doors within the 'ustodial 0olding area shall be 'hubb'ustodian %oc!$ without a latch release button and !eyed both sides and all !eyedali!e. #here the custody area is "ointly used by &olice and /epartment of Justiceall 'hubb 'ustodian %oc!s in both facilities shall be !eyed ali!e.

The 'hubb 'ustodian %oc! shall be uni+uely !eyed for each police stationcustody area. 7nder no circumstances are loc!s across multiple custody areas to

be !eyed ali!e.

; Cctober 2 ACITIVIT7 SPACE3:16@ Cl $" rs Room

*rea increased to 2.(m2 and *d"ustable shelving 1; mm high x 9 mm wide x5 mm deep added

22 Cctober 2 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESWALL ELEMENTSBUILTIN 'URNITURE 8 CHARGE ROOM* clear full height wall area 2 mm wide$ minimum$ used as bac!ground fordetainee photographs$ shall be painted with a wash and wear low sheen paint.'olour /ulux )aster &alette 6alactic Elue 1 E6 42 ; .


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cell call r s t $"& t$mp r6 cancel. T, co"trol p$" l s,$ll ,ol& %p to 1J:::. "ts )or o. r riti"* t, )irst . "t6 T, . "t lo* s,$ll "ot lost i) t,

co"trol p$" l loos s po r6

#hen activated # & pr ssi"* t, c ll $l$rm %tto" an intermittent buDDer ont, co"trol p$" l s $"& + or ot, r is loc$t &J shall sound and a # lloflashing LED light appear o" t, $ co"trol p$" l s i"&ic$ti"* t, c ll + ,ol&i"*room c$lli"* $"& ill r m$i" )l$s,i"* %"til t, c$ll is $c?"o l &* & ..:urthermore$ an %G/ light$ incorporated in the c ll $l$rm %tto" $"& i" t, c ll$l$rm reset button plate located outside the cell ,ol&i"* room re+uiringassistance$ shall be illuminated to show t, c$ll ,$s r *ist r &6 This alarm shallonly be reset outside the cell ,ol&i"* room in alarm. The intermittent buDDershall be capable of being muted at the control panel if a detainee is creating anuisance in using the alarm. The mute shall automatically reset after a

predetermined time period$ typically five minutes. The loudness of the buDDer onthe mimic panel in the 6eneral Cffice shall enable staff to clearly hear it.'onsideration shall also be given to the installation of a small ceiling mountedstrobe light activated when the buDDer sounds. The mute must automatically reset

upon the alarm i"* r s t $t t, $l$rm r s t %tto"6 )uting the 'ell *larm buDDer shall not alter the operation of the indicating %G/$ which shall remain onuntil t, r s t %tto" is & pr ss & $"& t, $l$rm c$ll cl $r & )rom t, s#st m6

The alarm call shall electrically latch$ so that only momentary use of the $l$rm push button in the cell will activate the alarm$ remaining on at the both"omi"$t & locations until the alarm reset button o%tsi& t, c$lli"* c ll +,ol&i"* room is & pr ss &6

T, c ll $l$rm s#st m s,$ll t$mp r mo"itor & $t t, co"trol p$" l6

AUDIO MONITORING S7STEMI" $c?"o l &*i"* $ C ll Al$rmJ t, "orm$l op r$tio" o) t, $%&io

mo"itori"* s#st m is -16 Corr spo"&i"* C ll Al$rm $cti.$tio" LED # llo )l$s, sK46 Pr ss corr spo"&i"* c ll


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st$i"l ss st l pl$t s,$ll )l%s, it, t, c ili"* + $ll s%r)$c $"&)r o) $"# *$psK

Ho%s & i" $ $ppro. & CCTV c$m r$ ,o%si"*K

A t$mp r $l$rm s,$ll so%"& $t t, co"trol p$" l i) t, %"it is r mo. &6

Op r$tio" $"& $& %stm "t o) t, s#st m is critic$l to Ac,i . $ sp $? r .ol%m l . l so $s to cl $rl# , $r& it,i" t,

c ll + ,ol&i"* roomK $"& E"$ l t, microp,o" to & t ct r spo"s s $t "orm$l .oic l . ls

$"# , r i" t, c ll + c ll ,ol&i"* room6

CELLJ E(ERCISE 7ARD OR SECURIT7 COMPOUND'ell cameras shall operate on 12/' or 2 ? *'G%? supply only.

DURESS ALARM - CUSTODIAL 'ACILITIESThe activated alarm shall be !ey reset at the activated push button switch o"l#6O"c t, D%r ss B%tto" is ? # r s tJ t, $l$rm ill c$"c l )rom t, Co"trolP$" l $"& t, r & LED !ti"*%is,6APPROVED COMPONENTS + ELEMENTSD l t &Javelin ?ideo ,urveillance ,ystems ,uite 5$ 45 'anning 0wy$ ?ictoria &ar!$#.*. &h ; 9851 599

8 /ecember 2 PRO/ECT LEADERS GUIDELINESNETWOR0 COMPONENTS BUDGETSText in bold addedSECURIT7 MANAGEMENT S7STEM COMPUTER6T, comp%t rs sp ci)ic$tio" $"& co")i*%r$tio" & t$ils s,$ll s%ppli & #t, s c%rit# s#st m co"tr$ctor or commissio" & l ctric$l "*i" r6

T, comp%t r s,$ll st$"& $lo" $"& loc$t & i" t, PAB( + DATAComm%"ic$tio"s Room to pr . "t %"$%t,oris & t$mp ri"*6,G'7


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i"st$ll$tio" to "$ l $s# st$)) $cc ss to "$ l r .i o) $%&it lo*sJr pro*r$mmi"* pro!imit# c$r&s tc6

LAN s r. r6

Pro.isio" s,$ll m$& )or t, r l .$"t r cor&s $"& F%ipm "t m$"%$ls6

The ,iemens ,ecurity ,ystem personal computer and the %* server shall belocated on a built-in wor!bench ; mm w3 x 1( mm l3 x 4( mm h3$ locatedad"acent to the rac!ing system. The wor!bench shall be designed to enable &olice,ervice communications staff to sit at the bench when programming repairingthe telecommunication and data e+uipment and include the provision of storagefor relevant records and e+uipment manuals.

SECURIT7ELECTRONIC CONTROL S7STEM*ll police stations shall have a #indows T based ,iemens *dvantage,ecurity'ontrol ,ystem which shall integrate and controlB access via the WAPS "omi"$t & &roximity 'ard ,ystem the intruder alarm system and the fire detection system.

data gathering point to be located at the discretion of the installer i" t,"omi"$t & s c%r ris rsK

The ,ystem shall be compatible with other related systems detailed within Police Building Code.the following microprocessors and card readersB T 1; %ocal &rocessor 7nit 'M; %ocal &rocessor 7nit T1( %ocal *larm &rocessor 7nit

T 12 %ocal &rocessor 7nit 0I/ 07(89(-1&roximity


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The system shall be operated by the )otorola formatted *121T cards$ withnominated site code and )otorola protected protocol registered for the #*&, by)otorola. The number of proximity cards provided shall e+ual the actualemployment level plus two. The )otorola card number se+uence to confirmedwith the #* &olice &ro"ect %eader. The &olice format is listed as #*&olice password protected. This title should be used when ordering cards and cardreaders.

The proximity card readers shall be a )otorola 'ard /* 22 4 5 14 19 89 (2 51 21;)*>/* 22 4 4 14 19 89 (2 51 21;)*>/* 22 4 ; 14 19 89 (2 51 21;0I C G,'C


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standard details$ "ust prior to completing the tender documentation$ from the/epartment of 0ousing P #or!s 'ontract )anager.#here re+uired$ the standard specification will be issued with the brief. Thecommissioned consultant shall review$ complete and incorporate the informationin the contract specification.

CUSTODIAL 'ACILITIESGENERALL-4:1 1 No.6 Hi"* & + V rtic$l Sli&i"* N$m Bo$r& Br$c? tL-4:4 1 No.6 Hi"* & + V rtic$l Sli&i"* C$m r$ Br$c? tL-4: M$# 3 S c%rit# Compo%"& B$r c%L-@:1A 4 M$# P$&& & C ll - I"&%stri$l Spo"* $"& Vi"#l Li"i"*6L-@:4 1 M$r6 P$&& & C ll - Cor? $"& Vi"#l Li"i"*6L-@:4A 4 M$# P$&& & C ll - I"&%stri$l Spo"* $"& Vi"#l Li"i"*6L-@:@ M$# 3 P$&& & C ll D t$ils - Cor? $"& Vi"#l Li"i"*6L-@:@A 4 M$# P$&& & C ll D t$ils - I"&%stri$l Spo"* $"& Vi"#lLi"i"*6L-@: M$# 3 P$&& & C ll D t$ils- Cor? $"& Vi"#l Li"i"*6L-@: A 1 M$# ; P$&& & C ll D t$ils - I"&%stri$l Spo"* $"& Vi"#l

Li"i"* 8 Do% l R $tL-@: B 1 M$# ; P$&& & C ll D t$ils - I"&%stri$l Spo"* $"& Vi"#lLi"i"* 8 Si"*l R $tL-@: M$# 3 T#pic$l C ll Door 5 Wi"&o El .$tio"s6

L-311 Oct. 95 Concrete Encasement Of Existing Toilet Pan.L-@4@ ' 6 3 B & Pli"t, D t$ils Co"cr t 5 W$t rproo) Pl# 6

Do Not Us Wit,o%t Appro.$l 6)- ?ideo Interview


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%ess than 1 double loc!ers3:@'14 @ Total umber of 0ot /es!ing ,taff x 1.2 3 23 x 1. 2 s+ m)ore than 1 double loc!ers3:@'14 @ Total umber of 0ot /es!ing ,taff x 1.2 3 23 x 1. 2 s+ m3

x .4(

; /ecember 2 CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESP$&& & C llA&& &*ll internal corners shall be 8(mm coved corners. *ll external corners shall berounded.


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any damage to the facility e.g. paint spills$ shall be either rectified by theartists or /epartment of 0ousing P #or!s at the /istricts cost.

1 )arch 2 ( STANDARD DETAILS%-8 1 ; /ec &added 'ell changed to %-8 2 :eb ( &added 'ell

%-884 )ay 9( 6laDed 'ell :ront changed to %-884 :eb ( 6laDed 'ell:ront%-88; )ay 9( 6laDed 'ell :ront /etails changed to %-88; :eb ( 6laDed'ell :ront /etails%-88;* )ay 9( 6laDed 'ell :ront /etails = deleted

1( *pril 2 ( CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESSPECIALIST ACITVIT7 SPACE DETAILSDETAINEE E(IT* detaineeFs shall be released directly into an external public area. The escortingof detainees through the station to the public foyer or releasing them into the&olice ?ehicle &ar!ing 'ompound presents a ris! to police staff and property.The exit shallB

be well lit externally have ''T? coverage to an internal monitor above the door not be a fire escape have an internal staff duress button ad"acent to the door and have no glaDing in the door or ad"acent to the exit

The door shall open out and be fitted with an internal handle and proximity cardreader$ which shall operate an electric stri!e door loc!. o external door hardwareor proximity card reader shall be provided. The door shall be interlin!ed with thestaff entry in a manner that prevents both doors being open at the same time.

8 )ay 2 ( STANDARD DETAILS

/etails % 212 to %21; 'harge /oc! and :%4 1.2E &ersonal ,tationery %oc!erType 83 updated18 )ay 2 ( CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES

T, )ollo i"* ,$s " & l t &CHARGE ROOM* colour ''T? camera s3 and recorder system shall be provided in the 'harge


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o monitors are re+uired.

SALL7-PORT + DETAINEE ENTR7* colour ''T? camera s3 and recorder system shall be installed with thefollowing featuresB real time video and audio recording recording activated by motion detection within the room time date stamped recording ; hour recording period before tape change necessary or automatic tape

recorder changeover instantaneous or overlap tape changeover for continuity continuous system status monitoring including end of tape$ recording failure

on all ?T


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ew document section addedPER'ORMANCE SPECI'ICATION 'OR DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER WITH INCLUSIVE AUDIO

Required Features DVR- A Minimum Performance RequirementsModel A Non PC based system or PC based system meeting these

requirements. Both must be 19 rack mountable within the enclosure

mage Com!ression "y!e An a!!ro#ed MP$% & or MP$% ' com!ression or (a#elet)ecord mage )esolution *PA+, -& / &00 2-3 *PA+ 4ull 4ield 4rame, 56%A

*NB7 Clearly state whether recording is 4ull 4rame *-& / 2-3, or 4ull4ield *-& / &00, )ecording, 8or the mage )ecord )ate

mage )ecord )ate *Ad ustable, Minimum 2 !ictures !er sec : 4ull PA+ *-& /&00 2-3, )esolution%lobal *o#er all #ideo in!uts; !er unit,

ndi#idually selectable 8or each Camera 8rom 1n or >88, 38 sec *PA+, !er camera

)ecording modes7 Continuous; Alarm initiated. "ime scheduled; Per o!eratorscommand; Pre and Post alarm recording with 3 sec !re and 1& sec!ost; 6ideo motion recording

mage record !layback Pro#ide recording o8 all cameras at 8ull 8ield 8rame rate*-& /&00 2-3,. Pro#ide !layback o8 all cameras at 8ull 8ield 8rame rate*-& /&00 2-3,. "he system shall not reduce the image quality tosmaller 8ield 8rame 8or com!ression.

Com!osite 6ideo n!uts 13 loo!ut!uts 1 6%A 6ideo >ut!ut *minimum,

& Com!osite 6ideo >ut!uts +i#e *minimum, Audio in!uts Minimum o8 ' audio in!uts !rogrammable to a #ideo in!ut must be

!ro#ided with each unit. Audio out!uts Minimum o8 & audio out!uts.Network nter8ace $thernet #ia "CP P *+AN (AN; P5"N; 5?N; /?5+; $tc,

Alarm n!uts 1 !er #ideo channel minimum o8 13 Alarm >ut!uts 1 !er #ideo channel minimum o8 13

5erial Comms n >ut 1 *minimum,$thernet Comms 1 / 1 1 Mb!sCommunications Protocol 5tandard "CP P *network,; )5&@& *P" control,

ntegrated P" Control es *mouse oystick inter8ace, >!tional as required.Controller Point Click ?e#ice 8or all >!erationsPicture =uality *Ad ustable, ndi#idually 5electable 8or $ach Camera *Any Picture =uality at Any

4rame )ate; with Motion >n or >88,Print mage to PC Printer ncludes Camera name; 5ite name; 5ite address and "ime ?ate "e/t6ideo mage $/!ort DP$%; MP$% onto Auto !lay disk 8rom (indows Media !layer

Archi#e 4ootage Auto >ldest EFours or "ime +ine


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Required Features DVR- A Minimum Performance Requirements?imensions *w / d / h, '& /00/@2 mm 19 )ack Mountable$/!ansion F?? Bays to - "B ?6) matched ' / F?? bays 1"B !er unit ma/ o8 se#en *-, units !er

?6).

18 )ay 2 ( TECHNICAL CRITERIAC$ li"* + t l comm%"ic$tio" $"& &$t$ F%ipm "t Room sA&& & a 2 ? *' power soc!et$ preferably separately fused at the electrical switchboard$ is re+uired

close by the computer e+uipment cabinet for powering the fibre optic lin! e+uipment.*dditionally$ a minimum 2.(mm2 6reen Hellow protective earth terminating onto a EondingTerminal is also re+uired close by the computer e+uipment cabinet. This must come from themain power distribution board. All po r $"& $rt,i"* r F%ir m "ts $r to p r)orm &

# $ F%$li)i & l ctrici$" $"& t, s $r r F%ir & prior t, F%ipm "t i"st$ll$tio"K

28 June 2 ( ACTIVIT7 SPACESP% lic 'o# rs 3:4 8 + 3 + *utomatic /oor EuDDer with on off switch addedAm "iti s Room 3:1 8 1 + 4'hair rail added

TECHNICAL CRITERIAW$ll $"& Col%m"A&& &In custodial and operational areas where walls may be sub"ect to damage from e+uipment worn by

police personnel$ additional protection such as sheet vinyl to walls below dado level and cornerguards should be provided. This finish is re+uired in all heavy traffic areas. e.g. main circulationcorridors.

CUSTODIAL DESIGN GUIDELINESW$lls

A&& &In custodial and operational areas where walls may be sub"ect to damage from e+uipment worn by police personnel$ additional protection such as sheet vinyl to walls below dado level and cornerguards should be provided. This finish is re+uired in all heavy traffic areas. e.g. main circulationcorridors

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e+uipment failure. 0ave continuous system status monitoring including recording failure of a 0//$ video failure$

camera failure and power failure alarms. The tamper alarm from the rac! cupboard and failurealarms provide via the output connector on the /?


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detention facilities or a high charge rate.The installed /?


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is used for Justice of the &eace court hearings.

The #*&, shall provide visiting /*63 staff with access to the police stations amenities room$staff toilets and vehicle par!ing compound. #here a dedicated )agistrates room is not provided the)agistrate shall be given access to a room with a des! and telephone.

?isiting 'ounsel shall have access to the interview rooms.

The #*&C% will ensure that the courtrooms external building fabric and areas are maintained to astandard consistent with the overall complex.

Gxamples of this type of 'ourt are 0alls 'ree! and ewman 'ourts

T#p @6 Polic Op r$tio"s Rooms . In regional localities with a low court wor!load$ court proceedings shall be held in the operations room of the local police station. In some locations the&olice ,tation has a full courtroom. *s these facilities are redeveloped$ and in consultation with the

/*63 these facilities are being replaced with either a Type 2 courtroom or Type 8 policeoperations room. The #*&C% is responsible for the construction$ maintenance and operating costs.

The local Cfficer in 'harge is responsible for managing the use of the facility.The police operations room shall have enough floor area to comfortably conduct a court sitting andwill include the following standard government issue loose furniture that can be configured asfollowsB

Judicial des! and chairs allow for 2 Js&3 #itness table and chair /oc! table and chair Ear table for at least people3 &ublic seating allow 1 seats3 Judicial ,upport des! and chair Table and chairs for &rosecutor and 'ounsel

Table and chair for Crderly.

The room shall also includeB ,ufficient sound proofing from outside noise 'onduits for future cabling of ?ideo conferencing facilities 'onduits for transcription e+uipment cabling etwor! connection for remote dial up for )agistrate and Judicial ,upport Cfficer

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D l t &COURT ROOM 8 POLICE COURTThe court room including furniture and services shall be designed so as to enable this room to beused as an operations room by the &olice in the event of a ma"or crime disaster.

Mo&i)i &O''ICER IN CHARGE S 9UARTERS#here an Cfficer in 'hargeAs CI'3 +uarters are provided ad"acent to a police station they shall bevisually separate and within audible range of the station. The visual separation deters the publicfrom see!ing police assistance of the CI' outside of the normal station operating hours. Thisfacilitates verbal contact between detainees and the CI' in emergencies and provides easy accessfor meal preparation.

CHARGE ROOM/etainees that are released or bailed shall exit the station via

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COMPARTMENTATION#here a 'ustodial facilities is attached to the &olice station$ a one-hour Afire isolationA rated barriershall be installed between the two occupancies and between these and special haDards such as plantrooms$ store rooms etc. #e er to Anne$ure % or ceiling ire rating re&uirements . Text in italicsadded

SMO0E DETECTION,mo!e detectors fire alarms shall be installed in all areas of the Police Station including custodialfacilities. Text in italics added

BAC0GROUND)odifiedThis guide does not address Cperational aspects relating to fire safety are to 'e in accordance withthe Building Code o Australia. Text in italics added

'IRE E(TINGUISHERS*dded:ire extinguishers shall be mounted on the latch side of doors.

ANNE(URE 1 BUILDING CODE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION 'OR CUSTODIALACCOMMODATION POLICE STATIONS CONDENSED REPORTA&& &

11 )ay 2 5 TECHNICAL CRITERIASECURIT7 DESIGN GUIDELINESINTERNALGENERALA&& &The length of the counter shall be based on the stations on the number of in+uiries that the stationcan handle simultaneously. o dividers shall be provided in the counter as any private sensitivematters are to be dealt with in the public interview room s3.

The counter shall be monitored by either ''T? or a one way window and blind from the 6eneralCffice. The ''T? camera shall be capable of having a basic ?'< /?/ recorder attached toenable manual recordingD l t &In medium or large satellite stations with long or multiple reception counters$ consideration should

be given to providing pull down roller grille s3 or similar to enable the securing of unmannedsections after hours.

In large satellite stations where there is no direct observation of the counter from the 6eneral Cffice1 1-;3 a ''T? camera shall be provided to enable general observation of the counter and assist

station staff determine if clients are awaiting service. o recording capacity is re+uired.

POLICE EMERGENC7 TELEPHONE S7STEM PETS

*dded&olice stations not open to the public 2 hours 4 days shall have &olice Gmergency Telephonelocated ad"acent to the public entry to enable members of the public$ outside public opening hours$to contact the nearest 2 hour station.

12 )ay 2 5 PLANNING GUIDELINESPUBLIC 'O7ER + RECEPTION*ddedThe public foyer reception shall be designed to provide a secure$ non-threatening environment tomembers of the public see!ing police assistance. The front counter area shall be physicallyseparated from the general office area$ full height wall and loc!able door. This is based onoperational re+uirements to separate patrol and counter functions. The station CI' and /istrict,uperintendent shall determine whether the 'ustomer ,ervices Cfficer sits by the front counter orin the general office area.

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TEMPORAR7 PROPERT7 STORETo limit the re+uirement to access the &roperty ,tore a secure storage unit shall be installed in thetemporary property store to enable after hours deposit of valuable portable items. Items may bedeposited in either the safe via the mailing shute small3 or larger items left in the security unitsabove.

The secure storage unit shall comprise a safe with a mailing shute and wall mounted security boxes.The number of security boxes will be determined on a station by station basis. The safe mailingshute shall be siDed to ta!e the police &11* ,ecurity )ovement Gnvelope. The security units shall

be siDed to hold the larger &11E ,ecurity )ovement Gnvelope. Cnce an item is secured in one ofthe security units the !ey shall be deposited in the safe via the mailing shute.

%arger items shall be deposited on shelving in the temporary property store or other secure area asdesignated by CI' or /istrict Cffice.

TECHNICAL CRITERIAStor$* 8 S$) s 8 T mpor$r# Prop rt# StorThe safe shall be a deposit type safe with a front mailing shute configured to prevent access to

contents when in the open position. The minimum specifications of the safe are as followsB 12mm solid plate body and door 8 x 82mm diameter loc!ing bolts :loor and wall bolt facility 0eight external3 (1(mm #idth external3 85 mm /epth external3 8((mm )ailing shute siDed to ta!e the police &11* ,ecurity )ovement Gnvelope and :itted with combination loc!.

The security units minimum specifications are as followsB 5mm solid plate body and door 2 x 2 mm diameter loc!ing bolts :loor and wall bolt facility 0eight external3 2( mm #idth external3 8( mm /epth external3 2( mm Ney loc!ed 2 !eys per safe3. The security units are not to be !eyed ali!e.

The units shall be securely bolted to the wall.

24 July 2 5 ACTIVIT7 SPACESArmo%r# 3:@ 8 1Str%ct%rD l t &

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provided e+ual to the total number of police vehicles attached to the station R 2 .refer Eureau of )eteorological 'limatic *verages3.

A&& &'arports shall be provided for all departmental vehicles permanently allocated to that policestation facility.

TECHNICAL CRITERIAS c%rit# D si*" G%i& li" s 8 S$t llit St$tio"s - E!t r"$lMo&i)i &*ccess to the vehicle par!ing compound shall be by proximity card or electronically from the6eneral Cffice utilising an integrated ''T? and intercom device. * remote gate release from the6eneral Cffice shall be provided. Glectric gates shall only be provided where appropriate service maintenance facilities are available.

In localities that do not have appropriate service maintenance facilities available manual doublegates or sliding gate s3 are to be included with the fencing. The gates shall be constructed ofsuitable light-weight material to allow opening and closure to occur with the lowest possibleamount of effort.

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The front counter area shall be physically separated from the general office area$ full height walland loc!able door. This is based on operational re+uirements to visually separate patrol and counterfunctions and provide acoustic isolation to the general office. The counter shall be monitored byeither ''T? or a one way window from the general office.

B%ilti" '%r"it%r* shatterproof glass security barrier shall be provided to all police station front counters. The barrier shall have a gap of approximately 1( mm at bench top to enable paper wor! small ob"ectsto be passed between customers and serving staff$ provide general protection from physical andfluid attac!$ enable verbal communication between customers and serving staff without the need forelectronic enhancement. The barrier shall not be designed to resist firearm attac! or provide total

protection from fluid attac!

3:4-3 P% lic 'o# r + R c ptio" 4D l t &Comm "ts&rovide screening acoustic isolation of the 6eneral Cffice area from the foyer whilst maintainingvisual surveillance of the foyer from the general office. eg. one way glass with blind etc. %ocate

pigeon hole unit )'8 in 6eneral Cffice close to licensing e+uipment.

S%"&r# It msGye 'hart 1

B%ilti" '%r"it%r,wivel camera bac!drop to be 9 mm w3 x 229 h3.

A&& &Comm "tsThe front counter area shall be physically separated from the general office area$ full height walland loc!able door. This is based on operational re+uirements to visually separate patrol and counterfunctions and provide acoustic isolation to the general office. The counter shall be monitored by

either ''T? or a one way window from the general office.

B%ilti" '%r"it%r* shatterproof glass security barrier shall be provided to all police station front counters. The

barrier shall have a gap of approximately 1( mm at bench top to enable paper wor! small ob"ectsto be passed between customers and serving staff$ provide general protection from physical andfluid attac!$ enable verbal communication between customers and serving staff without the need forelectronic enhancement. The barrier shall not be designed to resist firearm attac! or provide total

protection from fluid attac!

3:4- P% lic 'o# r + R c ptio" @

A&& &Comm "tsThe front counter area shall be physically separated from the general office area$ full height walland loc!able door. This is based on operational re+uirements to visually separate patrol and counterfunctions and provide acoustic isolation to the general office. The counter shall be monitored byeither ''T? or a one way window from the general office.

B%ilti" '%r"it%r* shatterproof glass security barrier shall be provided to all police station front counters. The

barrier shall have a gap of approximately 1( mm at bench top to enable paper wor! small ob"ectsto be passed between customers and serving staff$ provide general protection from physical andfluid attac!$ enable verbal communication between customers and serving staff without the need forelectronic enhancement. The barrier shall not be designed to resist firearm attac! or provide total

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Clos & Circ%it T l .isio" CCTVA&& &The following signage shall be installed in all areas under surveillance by ''T? systems exceptinside cells or holding rooms. The signage wording shall be

This area is under ''T? ,urveillance or This area is under recorded ''T? ,urveillance.

The signage shall be designed and positioned to clearly readable and visible to all occupants 6

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APPROVED COMPONENTS + ELEMENTSH$r& $r 8 Hi"* s 5 Loc?sD l t &'hubb *ustralia &ty %td.(9 )c'oy ,t$ )yaree$ #.*.&h ; 988 52((A&& &*,,* *E%CH *ustralia &ty %td$84 = ( 6ladstone ,treet$ &erth$ #*&h ; 5 52 ;

1 ,ept 2 ; PLANNING GUIDELINESD l t &G7MNASIUM 1 OR 4#hile it is may be considered advantageous for each police station to have a gymnasium on site$ itis not cost effective for small to medium satellite police stations$ typically less than 2( staff.

District Compl ! s

*ll district complexes shall have a 6ymnasium 2.

S$t llit St$tio"s In the country$ isolated satellite stations with a staff of more than 15 shall have a 6ymnasium

1. #here the /istrict 'omplexes facilities are within reasonable travelling distance$ 5

!ilometres3$ no gymnasium should be provided.

&rior to purchasing e+uipment$ details to be confirmed with the &olice 0ealth and #elfare Eranch.

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TECHNICAL CRITERIAS$t llit St$tio" 8 I"t r"$l 8 P% lic 'o# rD l t &The counter shall be monitored by either ''T? or a one way window and blind from the 6eneralCffice. The ''T? camera shall be capable of having a basic ?'< /?/ recorder attached toenable manual recording.A&& &The counter shall be monitored by either ''T? or a one way window and blind from the 6eneralCffice. The ''T? camera shall be connected to the &olice 'ompound ''T? recording system.#here the &olice 'ompound ''T? recording system is not provided the &ublic :oyer ''T?system shall be capable of having a basic ?'< /?/ recorder attached to enable manualrecording.E!t r"$l 8 Polic V ,icl P$r?i"* Compo%"&D l t &*dditional preventive security measures may be necessary where vandalism has occurred or wherethere is a high li!elihood that similar events may occur in future. In these cases$ the followingwould be recommendedB

Installation of ''T? which provide coverage of the entire compound$ lin!ed to monitorsin the 6eneral Cffice. &rovision for ''T? to be connected to a domestic ?'< to enable videotaping if re+uired.

E!t r"$l - G " r$lA&& &''T? camera s3 shall provide coverage of the public entry.* day$ before the image is overwritten$ continuous recording system shall be attached to allexternal ''T? camerasDistrict Compl ! 8 I"t r"$l 8 P% lic 'o# rD l t here there is no direct observation of the counter from the 6eneral Cffice 1 1-;3 a ''T?camera shall be provided to enable general observation of the counter and assist station staff

determine if clients are awaiting service. o recording capacity is re+uired.A&& &The counter shall be monitored from the 6eneral Cffice by ''T? to enable general observation ofthe counter and assist station staff to determine if clients are awaiting service. The ''T? camera s3shall be connected to the &olice 'ompound ''T? recording system.E!t r"$l 8 Polic V ,icl P$r?i"* Compo%"&D l t &*dditional preventive security measures may be necessary where vandalism has occurred or wherethere is a high li!elihood that similar events may occur in future. In these cases$ the followingwould be recommendedB

Installation of ''T? which provide coverage of the entire compound$ lin!ed to monitorsin the 6eneral Cffice.

&rovision for ''T? to be connected to a domestic ?'< to enable videotaping if re+uired.E!t r"$l - G " r$lA&& &''T? camera s3 shall provide coverage of the public entry.* day$ before the image is overwritten$ continuous recording system shall be attached to allexternal ''T? cameras.

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TECHNICAL DESIGN GUIDELINESSECURIT7 DESIGN GUIDELINESSATELLITE STATIONSPolic V ,icl P$r?i"* Compo%"&D l t &

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STRUCTURE - 'INISHESE(TERNAL 'INISHESD l t &with three rows of barbed wire.

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PLANNING GUIDELINESC$r PortsA&& &In &olice ,tations facilities where 0: radios are li!ely to be installed the car port must have aminimum height clearance for vehicle mounted aerials of metres.

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PLANNING GUIDELINESP$r?i"*D l t &Polic S r.ic St$)) V ,icl sThe &olice ?ehicle &ar!ing 'ompound par!ing bays shall include par!ing bays e+ual to the totalma"or shift staff numbers minus 2 . The 2 deduction allows for staff on leave or away from

the station on departmental business. /o not include staff on the ma"or shift that have permanentcommuting privileges in the calculation. #here site constraints do not allow the re+uired number of bays then the number shall be maximised within the constraints of &olice ?ehicle &ar!ing'ompound.

A&& &Polic S r.ic St$)) V ,icl sThere are a number of criteria that impact on the determination as to whether staff par!ing shall be

provided. The !ey criteria areB

,taff security The proximity of the facility to good public transport The operating hours of the public transport system The proximity of the facility to good public par!ing facilities and The operating hours of the facility.

The assessment of a facility against the above criteria shall be signed off by the &ortfolio *ssistant'ommissioner and the Gxecutive /irector.

#here it has been determined that staff par!ing will be provided$ as far as possible$ it shall be onthe following basisB

M tropolit$" Polic St$tio"s

#here a police stationFs location does not meet the above criteria$ staff par!ing shall be provided to

par!ing bays e+ual to the total ma"or shift staff numbers minus 2 within the &olice ?ehicle&ar!ing 'ompound. The 2 deduction allows for staff on leave or away from the station ondepartmental business. /o not include staff on the ma"or shift that have permanent commuting

privileges in the calculation.

#here a police stationFs location does meet the above criteria staff par!ing shall be provided to par!ing bays e+ual to the total of the largest of either the afternoon$ evening or night shift within the&olice ?ehicle &ar!ing 'ompound. /o not include staff on the largest shift that have permanentcommuting privileges in the calculation.

,taff par!ing shall not be provided in leased premises or in owned facilities within the &erth 'entralEusiness /istrict.

Co%"tr# Polic St$tio"s

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ma"or shift staff numbers minus 2 . The 2 deduction allows for staff on leave or away fromthe station on departmental business. /o not include staff on the ma"or shift that have permanentcommuting privileges in the calculation. #here site constraints do not allow the re+uired numberof bays then the number shall be maximised within the constraints of &olice ?ehicle &ar!ing'ompound.

*ny exceptions to the above shall be endorsed by the Gxecutive /irector

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TECHNICAL CRITERIAS%"&r# It msA&& &V "&i"* M$c,i" s


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The following gives examples of typical radio communications re+uirements for &olice ,tationsand 'omplexes however$ specifics of radio communications facilities can vary depending onoperational re+uirements. In general$ contractors will be re+uired to provide and install hardwaresuch as towers$ antennas$ co-axial cabling$ category ( cabling$ and &* amplifier and spea!ers.Gxact re+uirements will be specified on a pro"ect by pro"ect basis$ by the &olice Glectronics ,upport7nit

The &olice Glectronics ,upport 7nit will install$ after practical completion of the building wor!s$the re+uired Ease 5"5

5PAC$? 13.2 M$")$5 $ "F$)5 ?$ >4 "F$ ">($)

ie. B>"F 5 ?$5 >4 "F$ AN"$NNA"> B$ N + N$

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Acti.it# Sp$cOperations upport !acilities3:@ - 1 Armo%r#A&& &Comm "ts*ppendix 2B Taser %oading 7nloading Eay Installation Instructions

TECHNICAL CRITERAH7DRAULICSWATER 'ILTERSA&& &In country locations the +uality of the scheme water shall be assessed. If the +uality is deemed poorand a Kwhole of complexL water filter is re+uired %and P Euildings will be responsible for theongoing routine maintenance.

If despite the water +uality being deemed satisfactory$ the facility staff re+uest a water filter in theamenities room then it shall be select P installed on the basis that the facility staff are responsiblefor the on going replacement of filters.

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A&& &'ondensation within a building has the potential to cause ongoing maintenance problems anddamage. 'ondensation problems often occur in the north of #estern *ustralia where the dew pointfre+uently exceeds building components surface$ the internal space temperature or the supply air

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Gl$ss

The glass installed in the barrier shall consist of two layers of (mm toughened glass sandwiched oneither side of a 1.(2mm clear security film to create an 11.(2mm laminated panel with flat polishedarrised edges.

'r$m

The glass shall be installed into (mm x (mm selected powder coated aluminum centre glaDed partition framing. &rovide flat poc!et filler to sections where glass does not exist. The framing shallhave a head frame but no sill frame to enable papers and small ob"ects to be passed through at the

bottom and suitable fixing at the head frame. )ullions shall be at maximum 1( mm centers.)ullions shall be securely fixed through counter cabinetwor! with concealed brac!ets. Jambs shall

be securely fixed to side walls. 0ead frame shall be fixed thru ceiling into a 4(mm x 8(mm x 1.1(thic! partition framing braced bac! to roof framing or concrete slab above.

2 )arch 2 11 CUSTODIAL DESIGN CRITERIAAPPROVED COMPONENTS ELEMENTS

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,toddart &edestal &an )odelB #*&,T& 2,,toddart 'ombined &edestal &an and Easin 7nit )odelB ,&&%.T&.',. T.:*.G/.#*

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A&& &

#here 'olorbond type fences are installed the following minimum standard shall applyB

0eight 2.1)

Gach panel to be 2. ) wide maximum3 between centres of the ,0, posts ,heets shall be pop riveted to all rails Cverlapped sheets shall be riveted together Two brace rails shall be installed horiDontally3 on the inside of the fence$ e+ually spaced

between the top and bottom rail ,heets and rails to be riveted from the outside in ie rivet head to be external3 *ll sheets$ rails$ posts and caps to be the same colour :ence posts shall be ( mm x ( mm x2.4)$ 15 gauge s+uare3 ,0, with cap :ootings shall be 8 mm x 8 mmwide$ 5 mm deep and filled with a standard concrete

mix.

12 )ay 2 11 *ll boundary fences walls installed at buildings in areas designated Qhigh windF in the Euilding'ode of *ustralia are to be constructed in accordance with the structural building standards for theapplicable Done.

1 June 2 11 TECHNICAL CRITERIA

STRUCTURAL

16@616463 PUBLIC COUNTER SECURIT7 BARRIER

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have a continuous gap of approximately 1( mm at the bench top to enable paper wor! orsmall ob"ects to be passed between customers and serving staff.

A&& &

have a continuous gap of approximately 2 mm at the bench top to enable paper wor! orsmall ob"ects to be passed between customers and serving staff.

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16 WALL ELEMENTS

16 61 DOORS

A&& &

*/I 049 0inge Eolts or e+uivalent to be fitted to outward opening *rmoury door.

Acti.it# Sp$cOperational upport !acilities3:@ 8 1 Armo%r#

36: WALL ELEMENTS Doors

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