1.12 Security and safety facilities (SI.9)

Safety infrastructure by installing CCTV, panic button available. Kasetsart University has installed CCTV cameras in the entrance and exit area of all school buildings and has a control room at Lecture Hall 1 and buildings within KU as security systems for the benefit of monitoring possible incidents. The system can visualize the event backwards, giving the administrator an idea of the date, time, and location of the event.

Security Communication System within Kasetsart University Area The security department has established a radio room as an incident center, a security coordination center, where the ‘Phra Phrun’ network is the main tool and uses other communication systems such as telephones as secondary tools

24-hour phone number:

• 02-5795526
• 02-9428222

[ 3 ] Security infrastructure ( CCTV , panic button , personnel , fire extinguisher , hydrant ) available

Fire extinguisher and receiver – water supply

Traffic signs, warning signs, speed limit signs, traffic signs on routes and curbs

Warning light, flashing light

Slow speed

Security Install slowing vehicles along junctions within KU along the route to slow down vehicles using speed in traffic routes within KU so that motorists comply with traffic rules to prevent accidents, increase the convenience and safety of route users.

Security work has provided a fire extinguisher at the security building to use for fire notifications. In case of receiving a report of a fire, special officers, patrol officers, immediately bring the fire extinguisher with the vehicle to the scene so that the incident can be suspended in a timely manner.

Monitoring of incident prevention areas within Kasetsart University at night

Security work carries out special set-up using vehicles with flashing lights Inspect the area to maintain security and prevent any possible incidents within Kasetsart University from 6:00 pm to 6:00. North.

[4] Safety infrastructure and safety response time for accidents, crimes, fires, and natural disasters for more than 10 minutes. under the Building Control Act B.E. 2522 requires high-rise buildings, whether school buildings, accommodation buildings, or office buildings, to have ventilation, electrical systems, and other fire or disaster safety systems. The owner of the building must provide a specific channel such as a fire elevator or fire escape compartment for individuals. Therefore, Kasetsart University has prepared for the state of emergency and prepared a current emergency suspension plan and has postered to promote the practice of safety rules in the event of high-rise fires and earthquakes. The exterior – inside the elevator and the noticeable area, it helps to raise awareness of personnel in the initial preparation.

Annual Fire Evacuation Training and Training Program – Fleet of Vehicles, Buildings and Premises, plans have been developed to implement fire prevention and suppression training programs and fire fighting exercises in the Vibhavadi Rangsit car park. The security work was assigned to coordinate and conduct the project by holding a meeting to educate the fire fighting drills to escape the fire, establishing gathering points in the parking lot in front of the Vibhavadi Rangsit car park because it is open and large. Convenient to evacuate, count emergencies and set routes for fire escape by providing training on what to do when a fire occurs. There are 57 participants with the aim of promoting awareness, raising awareness of incident surveillance and determining those responsible for such incidents to be more systematic management.

Annual Fire Evacuation Training and Training.

Fire and Fire Evacuation Training Program of Kasetsart University Sakon Nakhon Campus

Annual Fire Evacuation Training and Drills

Workshop project ‘Roles and coordination of safety for coordinators, faculty, offices and institutions within Kasetsart University’

Safety Workshop

Disaster and environmental safety to be able to serve the public continuously without stopping brewing in the wake of natural disasters.

 Allow officers to survey and trim trees inside the university to prevent trees from falling, obstructing traffic or overthrowing high voltage lines.

Establishment of meteorological station near surface and aerial pollution, Faculty of Environment, Kasetsart University for weather reports (https://envi.ku.ac.th/check-weather/).

KU TOWER

Mental Health Safety Kasetsart University has commissioned the Student Affairs Division to establish KU happy place center, which is responsible for conducting student activities as well as providing services and welfare services to students in various ways to help students be ready for tuition, and to develop students to be complete professional, intellectual, social, emotional, physical and mental, as a good basis for applying knowledge to the fullest benefit of the profession after graduation from the university

https://www.facebook.com/KUHappyPlaceCenter/

Procedure for requesting back–to–back CCTV viewing – In the case after the incident to follow up or use it as evidence to proceed to the next step as follows:

1. Request to view CCTV cameras at CCTV Control Center at Room 105, 1st Floor, Lecture Hall 1
2. Inform the room staff, request to see the camera in any case.
3. Record the incident so that the authorities can know each other about the incident.
4. Inform the date, time, location so that the camera can be viewed at the scene of the crime scene correctly.
5. Inform the suspicious characteristics of the person, namely shirt, pants, color, shape, shape, shape.
6. Notification of suspicious characteristics of vehicles, namely vehicle type, brand, color
7. Inform the suspicious nature of the item, namely the type of item, color, size.
8. The officer will open back to the time of notification and have the victim check in the photo to find out.
9. In case of finding a suspicious nature, record the date, time, location and camera number, and the officer will store the video file.
10. The victims shall report to bangkhen police station because Kasetsart University is in the marginal liability area and bring a copy to attach to the initial report record (in case the victim has a report record, the file can be taken for further proceedings of the lawsuit, and the victim must be listed in an agreement not to publish any information from the CCTV file as a state).
11. The victim shall bring a recording device to bring a copy of the data.

Incident Case

Security tasks have been assigned to all security guards and have a walkie-talkie to coordinate with the Central Host Radio Center. All security guards are located within the campus area, where the main point is located at the junction of each road. When the victims are near any guard’s area, everyone can immediately notify the security guards. Security has provided the following procedures for security guards:

1. Report the incident What’s the reason? Where?
2. In general case, have the security guard inspect the area and report to the radio center.
3. In case of report of a suspect fleeing, ask for the nature of the suspect or vehicle and report the incident to the host radio center immediately or if the user calls the incident to the host radio center.
4. The radio host coordinates with the security guards at all points to intercept or observe to make an arrest.
5. When a security guard finds a suspicious person or vehicle, report to the Radio Center.
6. The host radio center staff informed the special agents, patrol officers and initial supervisors or assistant supervisors to investigate the scene.
7. The primary supervisor investigates and coordinates with the police officers for further legal operations.
8. Incident Officers, Radio Center Staff and Initial Supervisors make reports to propose in accordance with the procedure.

Duties of all security guards

1. Dress correctly according to the regulations specified by the security department.
2. To perform duties on time (beyond the time of duty to be considered late)
3. Facilitate trajectories and parking in accordance with KU regulations.
4. Strictly prohibit the capture of aquatic animals within the university grounds.
5. Secure university assets
6. Ensure the security of personnel, students and visitors
7. Take care of checking for irregularities within KU such as power outages, damaged roads, dirt roads, etc. and report them to supervisors, supervisors to solve them further.
8. Clean the area around the operating area.
9. Resolve specific problems when an incident occurs and coordinate the commander according to the hierarchy.
10. Receive urgent reports, incidents and resolve issues only when they occur.
11. To receive incidents, inquire and coordinate radio or phone calls. as follows

11.1 What’s the reason?

11.2 Where did it happen?

11.3 Suspect characteristics

11.3.1 Male or Female

11.3.2 Tall, short, fat, skinny, skinny, skinny, hairstyle

11.3.3 Dress code Shirts, Pants, Colors

11.3.4 Suspect’s vehicle, color, vehicle registration number

If the victim is found to have been advised to come to the security event by the point staff, do not inquire and coordinate with the radio communications officer. It is a crime of neglect of duty.

12. Motorcycles that drivers do not wear helmets through the instruction zone are prohibited.
13. Motorcycle taxis without the university’s permission are prohibited within the teaching district.
14. Do not seek bre, stalls, wheels, antique pickup trucks, and waste collections within the instruction zone.
15. Pick up a walkie-talkie to report an incident on the walkie-talkie every 30 minutes.
16. Coordinate the duty of radio host or patrol Initially investigate the incident.
17. Check the area within the responsible distance from the area of responsibility every 30 minutes.
18. Be responsible for the assets within the guards. If damaged or damaged, it must be damaged at all times, or if lost by a resignation or abandonment of the point of duty, it must be reimbursed or disciplined.
19. The officer shall perform any duties assigned to them if they violate or fail to comply with the protocols of this declared petition, subject to disciplinary action for neglecting their duties.
20. Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Good security management at Kasetsart University meets the needs and is designed to cover the application area, choose standardized equipment, suit the conditions of use and the area of use, and have an efficient data management and management system. It is convenient to use and convenient to maintain the system to prevent harm to the life of students. Personnel and people who come to the service Prevent damage, loss of property and valuables, prevent intrusion into areas you want to control, monitor potential incidents in suspect or offender detection areas, build cooperation networks, strong and happy communities, stay safe and sustainable.

Environmental Health and Safety Management System( EHS)

Business Continuity Management (BCM)

In a post-COVID-19 pandemic, Kasetsart University has prepared its work system and workplace for disasters or emergencies (EHS) with respect to prevention and Business Continuity Management (BCM) with an international standard Environmental Health and Safety Management System(EHS) , sensitive to warning contracts, problem solving, and improvement of EHS indicators for a healthy environment; a response system for all stages of the crisis, from pre-COVID-19 crisis, during the crisis, and recovery phases.

The EHS (+BCM) Committee has been established at Kasetsart University to gather information and analyze the problem situations and environmental needs, health, and safety of the university using data from central data and faculty, bureaus, institutes, and colleges to set up a response system for all stages of the crisis, from before the crisis, during the crisis, to the recovery phase in five systems, namely: 

 Environmental Management

1. Wastewater management system

 Treatment pond system + monthly water quality measurement + aquaculture + aerator

2. Waste management system: Since there is currently a large increase in waste, the university has systematically implemented steps to promote and develop physical and environmental aspects, resulting in a good quality of life for students and personnel within Kasetsart University, such as:

2.1 Implementation of the Phaholyothin Area 45 Waste Management Project to accommodate branch and leaf waste from maintaining cleanliness of all common areas and using it as compost to nourish trees.

2.2 Implementation of comprehensive recycling waste management program, public relations campaign, sorting training box activities

2.3 Implementation of circular economy projects focusing on the cost-effective use of resources and maximizing the efficiency of waste management to be recycled into the system with appropriate processes.

2.4 Reducing the use of plastic bags, not using foam for food inside KU

Health & Safety

3. On-campus transport and traffic systems

3.1 CCTV systems, traffic management, police folding, speed limits, deceleration vehicles, restricting or prohibiting vehicles from entering and exiting the school district, etc.

3.2 Providing welfare vehicle services

3.3 Bike repayment point

3.4 Servicing motorcycle hires

3.5 Parking spots, parking garages, disabled parking spots

3.6 Sidewalk cover way

4. Life and property security system

4.1 Implementing a stray dog control program within KU in collaboration with KU Faculty of Veterinary Medicine students and Kasetsart University’s stray dog home project to control the number of stray dogs that are being released and propagated on campus areas that are increasingly likely to occur, and to prevent problems that may arise in the campus community, such as pollution such as odor pollution from dog droppings, noise pollution from barking, and other subsequent problems that in the long run will be difficult to solve, as well as maintaining a positive image for the university.

4.2 Implementation of hygiene surveillance projects within Kasetsart university area, namely, hygiene surveillance projects for the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), dengue disease control and prevention campaign. Rat Control Campaign

4.3 Smart guards: In case of an emergency or need assistance, the emergency button can be pressed to report the incident, and the security guards inspecting the area inside the KU will arrive at the scene in more than 10 minutes.

4.4 CCTV system by establishing a working group to manage CCTV system Kasetsart University is ready to set up a control room and maintain cctv system to enhance control and ensure the security of the lives of Kasetsart University personnel and property as well as the community as a whole in the area of Kasetsart University.

5. Disaster and emergency response system, PM measurement tower, Flood alerts, fire alarms and high-rise building fire suppression systems, and computer control rooms.

On September 14, 2022, Kasetsart University signed an MOU between KU and Huawei (Thailand) to jointly develop 5G and digital in agriculture, smart university, factory and health care. The professors of Kasetsart University in various faculties including agriculture, engineering and science have shown their research and utilization in various fields that I have thoroughly demonstrated their knowledge, ability in 5G and digital, such as:

• Digital use in forecasting development, agriculture, water, irrigation
• Use of drone in agriculture
• Digital medical
• Integrated Digital CCTV

HUAWEI has been involved in the development of smart learning, smart university, smart agriculture, and supports smart medical science and smart hospitals of Kasetsart University in collaboration with medical university hospitals in China, and also discussed the development of AR, VR, and MR. To promote agripreneur and market place in the KUniverse project to work more efficiently.

Cyber Security and Privacy

In the Post-Pandemic @ KU

Cyber Security and Privacy: After COVID-19 pandemic, Kasetsart University has adapted and changed its teaching and learning style to be in line with the situation by requiring online and on-site classes, teaching and exams. Rapid technological advancements have led to large-scale integration of computer technology. Communications are at the heart of the advancements made in transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, utilities, recreation, social, and others. Sharing information between services can threaten many aspects of personal freedom. Meanwhile, the ubiquity of the Internet has resulted in people stealing personal information such as credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, etc. 

The use of attack-detection systems for preventive surveillance and intrusion surveillance, strengthening cybersecurity communities and cyber privacy by sharing knowledge and practices between separate communities such as encryption, computer security, network security, information theory, signal processing, game theory communication theory, and machine learning/data mining, developing knowledge about the domains of cybersecurity and applications, and creating greater confidence in computing applications.

Transforming sustainable in KU: Society and Policy Issues

Kasetsart University Announcement: Guidelines for Operating Classes and Examinations and Workplace Operations Relief Measures of the COVID-19 Disease, Issue 37

Technological Change, online and on-site blended instruction is increasingly adopting technologies and programs to cope with changing circumstances and reduce congestion from entering the university with systems/services that support class management.

Once the user has verified him or herself to have a university account, they can assign a manual password to access the university’s systems with the same set of passwords (Single Password):

1. 1. University Information System (accessible with Nontri Account)
2. 2. University network system (accessible with Nontri Account)
3. 3. KU-Google services under the @ku.th domain (accessible with @ku.th user accounts)
4. 4. KU-Microsoft live service within the @live.ku.th domain (accessible with @live.ku.th account)

The Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching service replaces Microsoft Imagine for developers as a development and design tool (e.g. Windows 10, Windows Server, SQL Server Standard, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Visio, etc.) by students and professors in fields related to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Provision of services of the Bureau of Computer Services

Information System Service https://ocs.ku.ac.th/2019/service-inf-2/

The Office of Computer Services has developed information systems related to learning, teaching, operations, and research to facilitate KU students, professors, and staff to be able to use the university’s information system effectively, as well as to manage relevant information conveniently and quickly.

Cyber security and Privacy Security Protection System

The Office of Computer Services has provided identity verification and account management systems in response to the university’s policy towards digital universities (Digital KU) and new services in the future. The Computer Services Bureau has developed a personal identification system and user account management at the https://accounts.ku.ac.th/ web with a single password to facilitate the user’s password recognition. For access to Kasetsart University’s information system and network and ancillary services, details are as follows:

New members of Kasetsart University must verify their identity through the system for the first time in the ‘Personal Information Verification’ menu to request a university user account, including a Nontri network account, a KU-Google account (@ku.th), and a KU-Office365 account (@live.ku.th).

Self-verification via the system: For personnel, the ID/passport code (in case of foreigners) is required, the English surname and the type ||. Students will need to use an ID card/passport ID (in case of foreigners). Student ID (number only, not b or g leading), English surname, and select type

Objective

1. 1. To provide the university with a centralized authentication system that supports one login and access to various information systems
2. 2. To increase the security that is the central standard for logging into the university’s information website.
3. 3. To facilitate users to reduce the access period to replace the current identity verification system.

Basic License: Basic license details of nonsense network accounts by user type

Virtual Private Network(VPN)

KU ALL-Login Central Identity Verification System KU ALL-Login is a single sign-on authentication service that supports users to log in to the system once and then access multiple systems without having to log in again. Enhanced security, reduced duration, and ease of access.

Terms of Service

• The department’s website or information system is intended to support teaching and learning for students, teachers, and staff of Kasetsart University.
• The agency’s website or information system provides HTTPS services with data encryption to increase the security of data transmission.
• If the service is not used for more than 1 year, the Computer Service Bureau will suspend the use without prior notice.

KU-Google’s user account name and email address in the form of @ku.th for access to Google for Education, a collaboration between Kasetsart University and Google to open up the world of learning through modern teaching and learning tools. Graduating students should therefore have another alternate email address or other secondary storage source to use with / for personnel; the account expires immediately at the end of the university’s personnel status, with the exception of retired personnel.

The Wireless Network Service (KUWiN) supports wireless internet usage through more than 1,500 access points covering the entire campus in response to the policy of using information technology for students, teachers, KU staff, and individuals

Kasetsart University’s eduroam network service, in collaboration with the Office of Information Technology for Educational Development (UniNet), provides eduroam (education roaming) networking services for education and research for students and staff from member institutions, facilitating mission trips in member institutions to be able to use the internet immediately without registration, with an account issued by the principal, more details, https://eduroam.ku.ac.th.

The Chongrak KULAM-B1 online exam room is an innovative development of education and online teaching from the KU learn system to the development of the KULAM (Learning Assessment Management) online exam system located at the 1st floor of the study center building, Kasetsart Bangkhen University. It has a room capacity of 140 exam seats. It can be fully implemented with the network contract and integration of the Computer Services Bureau, Office of Education Administration, Fleet, Buildings and Premises, Kasetsart University. The company is scheduled to open from March 1, 2022 onwards, every day from 8.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. to facilitate students, in response to the policy of advancing new innovations in teaching and learning development and online exams using walk-in exam methods. You can take the exam when you are ready. It has established a system of online instruction and exams in the basic and central service subjects of Kasetsart University with a large number of learners and expanded to the campus of Kasetsart University. The pilot faculty, namely the Faculty of Science, The Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Business Administration, which provides online instruction in a format developed from the program in advance, or if any of the subjects are offered online and wish to provide opportunities for students who have already studied the course and have already completed an F or have a ready library of exams, can also use the online exam room. Therefore, the renovation of the Walk-in Exam online exam room is considered an important step. Students can study and take exams when they are ready under the principle of ‘study without waiting for a round, take exams without waiting for anyone’.

Online test preparation practice with BR-Mode, Basic Rear Camera

Instructional model with BR-Mode, Basic Rear Camera

Device (1) is a mobile device that students use every day by accessing Zoom or Webex or otherwise as required by each subject. Turn on the camera to visualize yourself while sitting for the exam and; 

Device (2) includes computers or iPads that are already using online classes to take exams, provided that the device does not have to turn on the camera and does not require Zoom or Webex access.

If a student has one mobile phone, no other computer, no iPad, they must urgently contact the course coordinator to proceed with the details, and if there is not enough or running out of internet issues, students must fill out this form to obtain a SIM from the university’s support.

Recommendations for lecturers and departments to administer the exam

* This content is a guideline only, not a regulation. There are many methods of measuring exams, so each subject can be applied in accordance with complaints from students and parents about exam fraud. The unfairness of exams due to not turning on the cameras, must be considered in line with the suffering of students during the COVID-19 crisis. *

** Enforcing a single device, such as turning on a notebook camera instead of using a camera from a phone, according to the survey. Most students have mobile phones, but there are many students who use computers or old notebooks that don’t have a front camera or webcam. Therefore, allowing students to use a single device and then turn on the front camera only creates more difficulties for the students, and more importantly, the use of the front camera does not help to achieve fairness in the exam, since the images obtained from the front camera cannot see what the test takers are doing**.

*** Conduct a student readiness survey prior to the exam to determine if any student has only one mobile phone and no other computer at all. Continue to find ways to help with faculty and universities, as having only one mobile phone is not a problem with exams, but also results in studying and working on assignments.***

Online Second Entry

Students enter the online exam room at least 20 minutes before the actual exam, as they may be required to take the test before the exam and have their identity verified before the exam. If you arrive at the exam room later than the specified time limit, the exam must be taken. You’re wasting your time on the actual exams. Each exam is scheduled for each subject to be examined in detail in the teaching notice of the exam of the subject they are enrolled in.

Online @ Home exam

If the university is closed due to the COVID-19 crisis and cannot be entered in a room provided by the university. The instructor may arrange the exam (follow up with the instructor’s announcement) at the originally scheduled time by preparing all the equipment. There are 2 required devices:

1. 1. Mobile phone: Install a Zoom Cloud Meeting (or Webex Meeting, whichever is required) for live broadcasts, set in a position where you can get a picture of yourself from the front camera while sitting on the exam as shown in the example, setting the camera 1 foot above the head, indentation to the left or right side to see the screen and what will appear from the test taker writing on paper.

 How to enter ZOOM for proctoring https://askme.ku.th/support/solutions/articles/60000706069

2. 2. Desktop computers or laptops or iPads or Tablets (Recommend devices with large monitors to see comfortably, and the proctor can see what they are doing with the screen. Mobile phones are available if necessary and permitted by the subject instructor on a case-by-case basis.
   • If a student has a single mobile phone, no computer, no iPad, or is unable to borrow a phone or device from a parent or family member to use during the exam, immediately inform the subject teacher to find a way to help. If students have one mobile phone, they will have problems with studying, doing homework, doing online assignments.
   • See the link to Zoom from the subject announcement (each link may not be the same, so read only from the instructor’s announcement. It shouldn’t be copied directly from a friend.)
   • Before entering Zoom, name the student ID, surname, such as 6219283443, Somchai Luklean. If there is a word to allow Host to turn off the microphone displayed, students press the allow button (Allow host to unmute).
   • Plug in the charger or use the Power Bank to plug it in with your live phone so that the camera doesn’t turn off by itself while the exam may mislead the examiner into thinking that you turned off the camera.
   • Listen to the proctor’s statement from the Zoom room.
   • KULam Web Access https://exam.ku.th

Kulam exam entry clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ABaMzJoCCw

Kulam System Access Guide for Students (If the front camera is not required via KULAM, you can skip to the General Use section)

– For PC/Tablet others: https://askme.ku.th/support/solutions/articles/60000706062

– For on iPad: https://askme.ku.th/support/solutions/articles/60000706064

Education training and training in life and property safety skills

The CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) first aid training program is a first aid method to help restore life to patients.

Basic Martial Art Training Program  

KU Student Affairs Division in collaboration with the Ju-Jitsu Association of Thailand has organized a ‘Basic Martial Art Training Program’ for Kasetsart University students to learn the basic science of martial arts and be able to survive the dangers or avoid the dangers that threaten students safely. A total of 116 students participated at the Lecture and Event Hall, 1st floor, Rapee Sagarik Building.

High-rise Building Fire Protection Training Program

Traffic and Safe Driving Training Program

Kasetsart University Chalermphrakiat Sakon Nakhon Province Campus organized a new student project with a driver’s license class 2-3 on February 10 – 11, 2022, in collaboration with the Sakon Nakhon Provincial Transport Office to reduce traffic accidents on campus at the Feungfah Room, Administration Building.

Kasetsart University Amateur Radio Club (KUARC) : Members of the Club are students from a variety of faculties with an interest in radio communications, liaising with departments within the university, participating in and assisting in the mission of the annual graduation ceremony at COVID-19 screening points and ceremonial building areas, as well as security networks within Kasetsart University.

Remark: All activities in 1.22 refer to the Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs), otherwise known as the global goals, especially relating to Goal 11 : Provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities.