Designing out Extremism and Crime in the Built Environment is the title of the next Security Institute masterclass. March 7 from 9am until 4pm at the engineering firm Arup, 8 Fitzroy street, London, W1T 4BQ. Tickets are ยฃ95 for members and ยฃ145 for non-members. The speakers and subjects are:
Chris Tomlinson, Senior Consultant – Arup, The built environment as a security risk management challenge
Nick Goldby, Senior Security Consultant – Arup, Police design advisors and their role in making the built environment more resistive to extremism and crime.
James Skelton, Product Manager – Marshalls, Counter terrorism design measures and how to work hostile vehicle vehicle mitigation into built environment design.
Rinus Meelis, CEO – Meelis & Partners, Combining the best aspects of crime prevention through environmental design and security risk management in the built environment.
Henk Neddermeijer, CEO – Kernel Groep Netherlands, Combining the best aspects of crime prevention through environmental design and security risk management in the built environment (Co presentation with Rinus Meelis).
Prof Ken Pease – The carbon cost of crime and selling security as a sustainability enabler.
Pat Cogan, Regional Development Officer – ACPO, Secured by Design 2012: An Overview.ย
Other information
Places are limited to just 25 so organisers ask you to book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.The ticket price will include a light breakfast and lunch. The closing date for bookings is Thursday, March 1. If you are planning to attend, you can book in via the institute online shop.
