SCG has been engaged by the Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works, on behalf of the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, to implement a program of works to address obsolescence issues with perimeter electronic security systems and associated electrical systems in order to enhance safety and security, and to extend the useable life of Woodford Correctional Facility.  This includes detailed design and oversight of the implementation in a live operational environment.

SCG was engaged by Building Management and Works (BMW) to undertake a review of the CCTV system at the Joondalup Police Station.

The review would provide BMW and Western Australia Police (WAPOL) with an understanding of the current CCTV system at the station focusing on three key areas, which included:

• Technical Review of the installed systems from an obsolesces and equipment life cycle perspective
• Performance Review to assess the operation of the system and quality of the existing camera views. This would include assessment of general system operation (i.e. history and fault logs) and review of the image quality and performance of the existing camera views (i.e. camera by camera commentary)
• Coverage Review to assess the extent of the existing CCTV camera coverage for compliance with the current WAPOL Building Code.

SCG was engaged by the Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works, on behalf of the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, to assist with the procurement of a radio frequency based Electronic Monitoring system to provide an early warning of prisoners leaving Low Security correctional centre farms.

SCG was engaged by Court Services Victoria (CSV) to undertaken a series of strategic security reviews and assessments at court facilities across Victoria as part of their Safe, Secure and Sustainable Courts Project.

SCG was part of a wider team who undertook associated building audits and assessments including architectural, building services, structural and civil disciplines.