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Physical security guide Physical Security Guide Lead Agency Publication G - Security Control Centre Space Requirements Technical Security Branch Technical Operations Royal Canadian Mounted Police Revised September CLead agency publication G - Any suggesti

Physical Security Guide Lead Agency Publication G - Security Control Centre Space Requirements Technical Security Branch Technical Operations Royal Canadian Mounted Police Revised September CLead agency publication G - Any suggestions revisions and comments regarding this guide should be directed to the O ?cer in Charge Technical Security Branch TSB Technical Operations Royal Canadian Mounted Police St Joseph Blvd Ottawa ON K A R The development of this guide is based on the RCMP Security Control Centre Space Requirements formerly guide SSB-SG- issued November revised July Acknowledgements Committee members Canadian Nuclear Security Commission CNSC Canadian Security Intelligence Service CSIS Public Works and Government Services Canada PWGSC Industry Canada IC Transport Canada TC and Treasury Board Secretariat TBS ? HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF CANADA as represented by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP Ottawa Canada K A R This publication may be reproduced verbatim in its entirety without charge for educational and personal purposes only However written permission from the RCMP is required for use of the material in edited or excepted form or for any commercial purpose RCMP Technical Security Branch September CLead agency publication G - TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Scope Application De ?nitions Design Requirements Operational Requirements Environmental Requirements Systems Design Approach Understanding the requirements De ?ning the requirements Allocating resources Human-machine interface considerations Security Control Centre Room for rack-mounted alarm equipment Room for wall-mounted alarm equipment Washroom facilities Emergency power supply Telephone equipment room or closet References APPENDIX A - Typical O ?ce Space Con ?gurations APPENDIX B - Performance Limits for Cabinet Cooling Blowers Informative APPENDIX C - Alarm Monitoring Space Planning Factors APPENDIX D - Ergonomic Functional Models RCMP Technical Security Branch i September CLead agency publication G - Introduction In accordance with the Treasury Board Secretariat ? s Operational Security Standard on Physical Security a Security Control Centre SCC whether proprietary or o ?-site is a focal point for monitoring various systems such an electronic access control system EAC an electronic intrusion detection system EID and closed-circuit video equipment CCVE environmental processes EP and industrial processes IP This centre will typically include other personal or life safety equipment such as a ?re alarm panel A control centre of this nature would typically only be used in larger facilities Scope This revised guide supersedes the previously published guide of the same name It has been developed to serve as a reference which can be used in determining minimum space requirements and ergonomic Human-Machine Interface HMI conceptual designs when planning or designing a SCC see Appendix A - Sample O ?ce Space Con ?gurations This guide is not intended to be a design standard nor a speci ?cation for a particular location system or network It is intended to be a reference for use in the development of local space requirements therefore it should identify all areas to accommodate personnel equipment and supplies associated with control alarm and event monitoring activities Application The SCC should be located in a security zone A SCC