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630:. With its “Security+” approach, Certis deploys an advanced security operations for JTC’s South-West Precinct. The integrated approach is expected to boost productivity and efficiency for JTC in its operations through the use of technology and a trained, multi-skilled workforce. “Security+” enables JTC to efficiently manage security and surveillance over its multiple properties, as well as reduce the response time to incidents. Deployment of security officers are better optimised as they can be efficiently deployed through activation by the Operations Centre. 623:. Responsible for the facility’s security, facility management and customer services, Certis supplies its frontline workers which includes security personnel, concierge and service staffs and facilities maintenance staffs. A multi-element, technological approach called “Security+” is Certis’ key service delivered in its project with the facility. Some of these elements have been deployed by Certis independently in its prior projects. This is however, the first time that all six elements of the approach are integrated together in a single service delivery. 473: 511:, the CISCO Act was dissolved in 2005, and CISCO ceased being a statutory board, corporatised as a fully government owned company, and came instead under the same legislative and regulatory guidelines as the other Auxiliary Police Forces. The new company will no longer utilise the Singapore Police Force's crest, and changes will be made to the uniforms of its police officers, in line with its counterparts in the armed security industry. 68: 340: 563: 602:. New buttons and badges on the cap and collars incorporating CISCO's logo were used in place of similar logos to the regular police force. The leather belt was changed from black to brown, as is a band around the peak cap. There is also a horizontal cutting across the chest from one pocket to the other. 578:
Given its former affiliation with the Singapore Police Force, CISCO officers wore the same dark blue uniform as that of the police force when it was formed in 1972. As the sole private armed security agency, and with several sensitive roles passed on to CISCO, the uniforms were kept similar such that
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on 20 June 1986, which then boasted some of the most modern facilities including the first computerised indoor shooting range in Singapore. On 2 March 1994, work commenced to extend the CISCO Headquarters building to incorporate facilities to process and store high-value items and a computer disaster
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When CISCO was corporatised as CISCO Security on 1 June 2005, officers continued to don the old uniforms pending a review of their uniforms. Under governmental direction, the uniform was modified to inject distinguishing features between them and that of those worn by officers of the SPF to foster a
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and long-sleeved shirts, phased out in favour of the peaked cap and short-sleeved shirts for most normal police officers, was still retained in the CISCO uniform. Similarly, CISCO retained the old metallic cap badges and collar lapels although they were replaced with embroidered versions in the SPF.
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Prospective Certis recruits were trained at the Police Academy with four weeks of residential training. Previously, most were trained at its Kallang facility, but recruits had to go to the academy to practice shooting drills. Requirements for Certis constables were to attend residential training for
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Recall) as part of its foray into the information management industry. On 8 June 1999, the first purpose-built CISCO Recall Centre was officially opened, which included a 43-metre high document storage facility, the tallest single-storey building in Singapore. A second CISCO Recall Centre was opened
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in September 1998, where 105 officers were redeployed. CISCO officers began to assist the Traffic Police as traffic wardens to curb illegal parking on 1 November 1999. Over 12,100 parking violation notices were subsequently issued in the next two months, prompting their implementation in more areas
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In the next decades, the company diversified its operations beyond the provisioning of armed guards, providing a range of security-related services, including enforcement, management, and consultancy services for not just physical, but also data and IT-related needs. In 1991, the board's new chief
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and the private residences of VVIPs. Close resemblance of the old CISCO uniform with that of the regular police has allowed the latter to outsource sensitive roles, yet providing a visual impression of continued police presence. This practice was thus continued at sensitive locations despite the
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By 1998, the company has over 2,000 clients which has installed security systems linked to CISCO's alarm monitoring system, an increase of 25% since 1996. This included some 500 private homes which paid between S$ 2000 to S$ 1million for such systems. CISCO entered into a joint-venture with the
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At its dissolution, the Guard and Escort Unit had a strength of 1,600 police officers, who received the same training as their counterparts in police divisions, and are mostly deployed as guards in commercial banks. The new statutory board absorbed most of these regular officers, although the
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initiated wide-ranging changes to turn the company round into a commercial entity with an annual turnover of S$ 200 million, with diversification into various aspects of security. As the company began to diversify, its traditional armed police operations were organised under the name of CISCO
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As the oldest Auxiliary Police Force with a monopoly over most of the private armed security sector in Singapore for 33 years, Certis maintains a visible presence in many key establishments, including the private residences of VVIPs. They were deployed in major events such as the
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the general public would not be able to tell CISCO officers from regular police officers unless under close scrutiny. The primary distinguishing feature was of a black plastic name tag with a white border, as opposed to the plain all-black name tags worn by the police regulars.
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CISCO, as a separate statutory board, became Singapore's only commercial entity offering armed security services. Its policemen continue to receive training via a 7-week residential training course at the CISCO Police Training School, which is adjacent to the
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While the new uniform was implemented across the company, some officers tasked to perform specific roles were exempt from the change, in particular those involving provision of security for sensitive locations or personnel, such as the Istana, the
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committee recommended the early retirement of 460 older officers, with an enhanced pension scheme offered to them as compensation. A recruitment drive was also initiated on 1 April to recruit other police officers and boost its strength to 2,000.
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crisis, CISCO officers were deployed to serve Home Quarantine Orders at the residents homes and install CCTVs at their homes. These were enforced by about 60 officers, who were given the power to electronically tag those who violate the order.
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since the statutory board has already engaged in commercial services. The new company took over all businesses the statutory board had engaged in, and is now liberated to enter or exit from contracts based on its own commercial interests.
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Total Information Management Pte Ltd and other specialised departments. It also began to expand abroad, having first established a joint venture with Zhong-Bao Security Industry Company in China in July 1995 with a 60% stake.
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To minimise disruptions during the corporatisation process, the Ministry of Home Affairs transferred all of its former statutory board's assets, liabilities, staff and contracts to the new company, and did not give it a
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CISCO entered into a joint venture with Brambles Industries Ltd from Australia in May 1996 with a 51% stake to form CISCO Recall Total Information Management Pte Ltd (now
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The CISCO Inauguration Ceremony at Shangri â€” La Hotel Ballroom â€” Speech by Associate Professor Ho Peng Kee, Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and Law
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more level playing field with other Auxiliary Police Forces in Singapore. From 15 June 2005, all 3,200 uniformed CISCO personal switched to the new uniforms.
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As a result of several uniform reviews both by CISCO and the police in subsequent decades, however, it became easier to distinguish CISCO officers. The blue
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a year earlier. It recommended that the Singapore Police Force's Guard and Escort Unit, itself formed in 1958, be hived off as a statutory board of the
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processions. They also continue to dominate some services such as the transportation of valuables, most visibly in the form of delivering cash to
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From 1 June 2005, the statutory board was dissolved and Cisco Security Pte Ltd was formed upon its corporatisation as a fully owned subsidiary of
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forces authorized to provide armed security officers to government organizations as well as private companies or individuals in
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In 2017, Certis CISCO opened a new shooting range facility at Jalan Afifi where its officers can practice shooting techniques.
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on 10 September 2003, by which time the company's CISCO Recall service has 33 government agencies amongst its clients.
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Over the years, the license to provide armed security services has been extended to other companies, including the
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The new uniforms saw the adoption of a new corporate colour, steel blue, and the material was changed from pure
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CISCO came into being in 1972 in the wake of a police employment scheme review by a committee led by Professor
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Certis has implemented a work-study scheme for any of its employees looking to study part-time while working.
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On 1 June 2005, the corporatisation process was completed and the new CISCO Security Private Limited formed.
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In 1982, CISCO announced that the position of unarmed warden was dropped and constable was the lowest rank.
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On 29 January 2019, Certis announced the establishment of a K-9 unit to protect facilities under contract.
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In December 2022, Certis partnered Lendlease to redevelop its headquarters at Jalan Afifi.
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three months while wardens were required to attend residential training for a month.
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One of Certis’ major projects include being the key security services provider for
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to allow the Traffic Police to concentrate on enforcing traffic rules on the move.
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Police. The uniforms of the Istana Police were not changed after corporatisation.
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CISCO officially opened its new Headquarters building at Jalan Affifi off
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Counselling Centre was opened in the building on 5 December 1996.
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Auxiliary Police under the Product Division, together with the
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Apart from the Jewel facility, Certis’ other project is with
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Changi International Airport Services Auxiliary Police Force
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CISCO Security auxiliary police officer serving with the
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Cisco Systems
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Subsidiary
Company police
Singapore Police Force
Singapore
Singapore
Australia
Qatar
China
Hong Kong
Parent
Temasek Holdings
www.certisgroup.com/
auxiliary police
Singapore
Singapore Police Force
Temasek Holdings
Singapore 2006
Marina Bay
Chingay Parade
Thaipusam
automated teller machines

Lee Soo Ann
Government of Singapore
Police Academy
Thomson Road
Singapore Police Force

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