Industrial and Commercial Fire Safety

Universal Security provides comprehensive fire safety solutions for businesses in indonesia. Our unique combination of products and services allow our clients to create customed solutions designed to help protect their buildings, factories, equipment, properties and people on the job, out in the field and around the clock. Where safety is paramount, major industrial and commercial facilities worldwide rely on Universal Security.

Cash In Transit

Overview

Using the latest, proven ballistic solutions, the safety, comfort and protection of the crew are given the highest priority in Universal Security designed vehicles. As well as designing and developing completely new vehicles, Universal Security can upgrade existing vehicle fleets to the latest state-of-the-art configuration and technology.

Working within the customer's budget and operational guidelines, enhanced security features can be incorporated into any current vehicle.

Features and Benefits

Some of the enhancements available include:

• Electronic security system
• Separate vault area
• Ergonomic work stations
• Simplified transfer device access
• Minimal visual distortion through glass
• Mechanical or electronic controls
• Photo electric door position sensing
• Base to vehicle communication
• Data logging
• Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
• Emergency overrides
• Security cameras - 360° video surveillance and recording
• Time delay deadlocking
• Remote duress operation
• Smart lock container location

The Workplace Health and Safety Risk Management Advisory Standard

There are five basic steps in the workplace health and safety risk management process, these are : 1. Identify hazards ; 2. Assess risks that may result because of the hazards; 3. Decide on control measures to prevent or minimise the level of the risks; 4. Implement control measures; 5. Monitor review and the effectiveness of measures

Indonesia in Transition: Recent Developments and Implications for U.S. Policy

We are hopeful that the day will come when the U.S. and Indonesia will be able to enjoy fully restored relations between our respective militaries. Secretary Rice's recent decision to certify International Military Education and Training will, we believe, result in increased professionalism of Indonesian military officers with respect to transparency, human rights, and public accountability. We also think that, under the proper conditions, U.S. assistance in the form of Foreign Military Financing (FMF) would be in the interests of both countries. However, FMF cannot be considered until and unless the concerns of Congress as laid out in Section 572 of the Appropriations Act of 2005 are addressed. That law requires accountability for the events of 1999 in East Timor as well as progress on military reform issues. We look forward to consulting with interested members of the Congress on how we might help Indonesia reach these goals.

Let me conclude by emphasizing how much we all look forward to working with Indonesia as it faces this exciting, challenging new chapter in its history. Although many issues and problems will have to be resolved, we have a better opportunity now than at any time in the recent past to help strengthen democracy and respect for human rights, and contribute to the stability and prosperity of an important strategic partner. The United States considers Indonesia a valued friend, and we hope to make that friendship with this, the largest democracy in East Asia, even stronger in the years ahead.

Ambassador Marie T. Huhtala, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
Testimony before the House Committee on International Relations; Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific
Washington, DC

Security Sector Governance

In Indonesia, the military’s dual function during the New Order government under Suharto enabled it to become a dominant political force. Ironically, although the military had reserved seats in parliament and in the cabinet, its members were not allowed to vote, a situation that remained true today. ABRI was reorganised to become the TNI where the police was separated from the military. While the military’s dual function remained under siege especially from civil society groups, the weakness of civilian political institutions and President Megawati Sukarnoputri’s own inability to govern is likely to install a retired general as the next President
of Indonesia in the run-off elections held on 20 September 2004. Inadequate training in police work among the Indonesian police has led to the continuing commission of human rights violation by its members in the course of the performance of their duties. Despite this handicap, however, it has racked up a decent record of investigating and arresting suspects in the terrorist bombings in Bali (2002), in Jakarta’s JW Marriott Hotel (2003), and the recent Australian Embassy (2004). Controlling Indonesia’s security sector could remain problematic so long as civilian oversight institutions remained relatively weak.

Security Sector Governance and Practices in Asia by Carolina G. Hernandez, PhD

Security with Local Personnel

The National Governor Assembly has suggested that the role of private security provider to be performed by local personnel. This is to encourage more employments for local people, and at the same time improving the understanding of local cultures for the security reasons. This also will boost the national defence strategy for the future.

Enterprise 50 Awards for Universal Security

Congratulations! Universal Security has just been received Enterprise 50 awards. It is an award for the best 50 enterprises in Indonesia. The company is well deserved the awards after its fast growing achievement in a tough and competitive situation.

Universal DTE - The only environmental friendly fire extinguisher

Universal Security introduces a new kind of fire extinguisher which complies to safety and environmental requirements at the same time. It is called "Universal DTE" (Dissovable Tiny foam Extinguisher). It has advantages as follows: 1. Environmental friendly, 2. Non Toxic, 3. Fast fire extinguishing effect, 4. Material cooling effect, 5. Provide temporary fire resistance to the burnt material, 6. Less Smoke produced, and 7. Can be contained in an ordinary fire exinguisher tube.

Professional Security Personnel

Professional Security Personnel.

Security Academy

To answer the new demands for security professionals. The Security Academy was founded. It has a one year course-training program to answer the new security industry challenge in Indonesia. It is recognised to be the pioneer of such training program in Indonesia. Its graduate will have good communication and analytical skills with deep knowledge in the security and safety issues.

Security in Indonesia

The security industry in Indonesia has come to a new challenging period. The demand on the security services has shown a steady increase in the recent years.
In the past, the security Industry relied upon the armed and police force contributions to the society. It has now changed significantly. The involvement of such forces in the security industry for private sectors is gradually lessened. This is mainly because the hype of democracy and freedom of speech has overwhelmed the whole nation. It urges the security personnel to use new methods and approaches in communicating with the people.
Oppresive approaches which were the past strong security point are no longer applicable. Good communication through "soft power" approaches are more suitable for the new security era.

(Visit our homepage: http://www.universal-security.org)