Campus Access and Security Protocols

Ensuring the safety and security of students, faculty, and staff is a top priority at our university. Familiarizing yourself with campus access and security protocols helps maintain a secure environment for all. Here are the key procedures to follow:

1. Access Control:

Use your designated student or staff ID card to access campus buildings and facilities through authorized entry points.
Avoid allowing unauthorized individuals to follow you into buildings without proper clearance.
Report any lost or stolen ID cards immediately to campus security to prevent unauthorized access.
Do not prop open doors or tamper with security devices, as this compromises campus security.

2. Visitor Registration:

All visitors must check in at the campus reception or security desk upon arrival.
Provide visitors with temporary access credentials or escort them as needed.
Ensure visitors display identification badges or visitor passes at all times on campus.
Escort visitors to restricted areas to ensure they are supervised and accompanied.

3. Reporting Suspicious Activity:

Be vigilant and report any suspicious activity, unauthorized individuals, or security breaches to campus security immediately.
Do not confront or engage with suspicious individuals directly. Leave the situation to trained security personnel.
Cooperate with security personnel during security incidents, following their instructions.
Report any unusual items or behaviors that may pose a security risk.

4. Emergency Procedures:

Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures, including evacuation routes, assembly points, and emergency contacts.
Participate in regular emergency drills to ensure readiness in the event of a real emergency.
Follow instructions from emergency responders or campus management during emergencies.
Assist individuals with disabilities or mobility limitations in evacuating safely during emergencies.

5. Confidentiality and Information Security:

Protect sensitive information and data by following established security protocols.
Do not share access codes, passwords, or other security credentials with unauthorized individuals.
Secure laptops and mobile devices when not in use to prevent unauthorized access.
Be cautious when discussing confidential information in public areas or over unsecured channels.

By following these campus access and security protocols, you help maintain a safe environment for everyone. Remember, security is everyone's responsibility, and together, we can ensure the well-being and protection of all on campus.