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Protecting People & Property: Fortifying Building Safety with Ballistic, Blast, Storm Impact, & Forced Entry Solutions, 2025
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- Slide 2: Protecting People & Property: Fortifying Building Safety with Ballistic, Blast, Storm Impact, & Forced Entry Solutions
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- Slide 5: How to Use This Online Learning Course
- Slide 6: Purpose and Learning Objectives
- Slide 7: Contents
- Slide 8: INTRODUCTION
- Slide 9: Security Threats
- Slide 10: Security Threats
- Slide 11: Security Threats
- Slide 12: First Line of Defense
- Slide 13: Protective Measures
- Slide 14: Protective Measures
- Slide 15: BALLISTIC PROTECTION
- Slide 16: UL 752
- Slide 17: UL 752
- Slide 18: UL 752
- Slide 19: UL 752 Levels 1–3
- Slide 20: UL 752 Levels 4–8
- Slide 21: National Institute of Justice (NIJ) Standard 0801.01
- Slide 22: Review Question
- Slide 23: Answer
- Slide 24: Ballistic Protection Considerations
- Slide 25: BLAST PROTECTION
- Slide 26: The Need for Blast Protection
- Slide 27: The Need for Blast Protection
- Slide 28: Standoff Distances
- Slide 29: Impulse / Pressure / Duration
- Slide 30: Blast-Resistant Standards
- Slide 31: Blast-Resistant Standards
- Slide 32: Window Film & Modified Conventional Glass Systems
- Slide 33: Blast-Resistant Windows
- Slide 34: STORM-IMPACT PROTECTION
- Slide 35: The Need for Storm-Impact Protection
- Slide 36: High-Risk Areas
- Slide 37: Storm-Impact Standards
- Slide 38: FORCED-ENTRY PROTECTION
- Slide 39: Statistics
- Slide 40: Forced-Entry Standards
- Slide 41: Forced-Entry Standards & Testing
- Slide 42: DESIGN SOLUTIONS
- Slide 43: Design Solutions: Introduction
- Slide 44: Bullet-Resistant Glass
- Slide 45: Glass-Clad Polycarbonate
- Slide 46: All-Glass Products
- Slide 47: Cast Acrylic Sheet
- Slide 48: Three-Ply Acrylic & Polycarbonate Laminate
- Slide 49: Four-Ply Polycarbonate Laminate
- Slide 50: RF / IR Defense Glass
- Slide 51: Review Question
- Slide 52: Answer
- Slide 53: Protecting the Framing
- Slide 54: Frame / Door Materials
- Slide 55: Thermal Breaks
- Slide 56: Hardware
- Slide 57: Wall Armor
- Slide 58: SECURE PASS-THROUGH PRODUCTS
- Slide 59: Types of Pass-Through Products
- Slide 60: Ticket Windows: Common Designs
- Slide 61: Ticket Window: Educational Facilities
- Slide 62: Deal Trays
- Slide 63: Interior Fixed Bullet-Resistant Windows
- Slide 64: Baffle Window: Example
- Slide 65: Communication Devices
- Slide 66: Combination Units
- Slide 67: Combination Units: Pharmacies
- Slide 68: Pass-Through Drawers & Package Receivers
- Slide 69: Review Question
- Slide 70: Answer
- Slide 71: SPECIFYING SAFETY & SECURITY SOLUTIONS
- Slide 72: Specification Considerations
- Slide 73: Correct Specifications
- Slide 74: Where Are the Specifications Found?
- Slide 75: PROJECT GALLERY
- Slide 76: Design Flexibility
- Slide 77: Stadium Installations
- Slide 78: Educational Facilities
- Slide 79: Guard Booths
- Slide 80: Law Enforcement Facilities
- Slide 81: Embassies & Executive Office Buildings
- Slide 82: Embassies & Executive Office Buildings
- Slide 83: Embassies & Executive Office Buildings
- Slide 84: Embassies & Executive Office Buildings
- Slide 85: SUMMARY
- Slide 86: Key Take-Aways
- Slide 87: Resources & References
- Slide 88: Resources & References
- Slide 89: Thank You [Go to Page]
