NCP-109.3-Code-of-Practice-Access-control-systems-June-2021
The “NCP-109.3 Code of Practice for Access Control Systems” outlines the standards for the design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of electronic access control systems (ACS). It aims to establish minimum best practice standards, assist stakeholders in defining security requirements, and ensure the effective operation of ACS through proper user cooperation and maintenance. The document includes detailed guidelines on risk assessment, equipment selection, installation procedures, and ongoing maintenance to uphold security and compliance with relevant regulations.
Read MoreNCP-109.4-Code-of-Practice-Access-control-systems-Oct-2024
The “NCP-109.4-Code-of-Practice-Access-control-systems-Oct-2024” document outlines the standards for the design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of Access Control Systems (ACS). It aims to establish best practices, assist stakeholders in defining security requirements, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations, including risk assessments and equipment specifications. The document emphasizes the importance of proper maintenance and documentation to uphold system integrity and security.
Read MoreNCP-110.3-Code-of-Practice-Technical-Surveillance-Counter-Measures-Apr-2019
The document “NCP-110.3-Code-of-Practice-Technical-Surveillance-Counter-Measures-Apr-2019” outlines a comprehensive code of practice for companies providing technical surveillance counter-measures services in the UK. It details requirements for organizational structure, personnel screening, training, service provision, and documentation, emphasizing compliance with NSI regulations and standards. The code aims to ensure effective management and operational integrity within the industry, promoting best practices and accountability among service providers.
Read MoreNCP-119.2-Code-of-Practice-for-the-provision-of-labour-in-the-security-and-events-sectors-April-2020
The “NCP-119.2 Code of Practice for the Provision of Labour in the Security and Events Sectors” outlines standards and requirements for companies providing labor in these sectors to ensure compliance with legal and industry regulations. Key areas covered include the management structure of labor providers, personnel selection and training, operational procedures, and documentation practices. The code emphasizes the importance of independent certification to demonstrate adherence to best practices and statutory obligations, thereby enhancing safety and integrity within the supply chain.
Read MoreNCP-101.6-Code-of-Practice-Provision-of-Security-Services-in-Retail-Environment-Feb-2021
The document “NCP-101.6-Code-of-Practice-Provision-of-Security-Services-in-Retail-Environment-Feb-2021” outlines the standards and practices for providing security services in retail settings, emphasizing the differences from the British Standard BS 7499:2020. It details the roles of security personnel, including uniformed officers, store detectives, and CCTV operators, and specifies requirements for training, resources, and operational procedures to ensure compliance with NSI approval. The code serves as a framework for auditing and enhancing security practices tailored to the unique challenges of the retail environment.
Read MoreMSF-575-Issue-4.6-NSI-Passport-Specification-Oct-2025
This document outlines the requirements and criteria for companies seeking approval under the NSI Guarding and Cash Services approval schemes, specifically the Passport Specification. It details the common and additional criteria that must be met for compliance, the application and continued approval processes, and the implications of achieving and maintaining this status in relation to the Security Industry Authority’s Approved Contractor Scheme. Key updates in this issue include changes to terminology regarding non-conformances and alignment with recent standards and regulations.
Read MoreNSF-351.1-Marking-table-for-CCTV-systems-installed-to-NCP-104-Issue-3-Jan-2018
The document “NSF-351.1-Marking-table-for-CCTV-systems-installed-to-NCP-104-Issue-3-Jan-2018” provides a detailed marking table for assessing CCTV systems installed by NSI-approved companies according to NCP 104 (Issue 3). It outlines various sections, each with specific criteria and associated demerit points for non-compliance, which contribute to an overall grading system that determines the need for re-inspection based on the total points awarded. The document serves as a guideline for inspectors to evaluate compliance with installation and operational standards for CCTV systems.
Read MoreNSF-670.7-Marking-Table-for-PD-6662-2017-BS-8243_2021-Alarms-Aug-2021
The document “NSF-670.7-Marking-Table-for-PD-6662-2017-BS-8243_2021-Alarms-Aug-2021” provides a comprehensive marking table for evaluating Intruder and Hold-Up Alarm Systems (I&HAS) in accordance with PD 6662:2017 and BS 8243:2021 standards. It outlines the inspection criteria, including various sections detailing system requirements, tamper protection, and alarm confirmation technology, and assigns de-merit points for deviations from these standards. This document serves as a guideline for the National Security Inspectorate when assessing compliance for approved companies.
Read MoreMSF-586.27-Services-British-Standards-and-NSI-Code-of-Practice-Jul-2022
The document “MSF-586.27-Services-British-Standards-and-NSI-Code-of-Practice-Jul-2022” outlines the requirements for NSI approval audits against recognized British Standards and NSI Codes of Practice for security services. It details specific standards relevant to various security services, including guarding, cash handling, and CCTV management, and emphasizes the necessity for companies to comply with these standards prior to undergoing audits. Additionally, it provides information on accessing British Standards and NSI Codes of Practice for approved companies.
Read MoreNSI-Technical-Bulletin-No-0045-Guidance-on-BS-102000_2018
This Technical Bulletin (No. 0045) from the National Security Inspectorate provides guidance on the implementation of BS 102000:2018, the updated British Standard for the provision of investigative services, which supersedes the 2013 version. The document outlines mandatory compliance requirements for NSI-approved companies, detailing significant changes such as enhanced definitions, revised vetting processes, and the introduction of the inference cycle in investigations. Companies seeking or maintaining NSI approval must adhere to these updated standards and will be audited accordingly. Manual review recommended for complete details.
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