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Departamento de CCTV
Manual de Procedimientos y
Administración
“Confidencial "
JunioMarzo, 20102013
SECCION “A “– ADMINISTRACION
PrefacioIntroducción..........................................................................................7
Introducción.....................................................................................................8
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Sección Administración
Capacidades Departamentales...........................................................................9
Capacidades Departamentales..........................................................................10
Objetivo del Sistema de CCTV..........................................................................11
Directrices Departamentales.............................................................................11
Código Ético..................................................................................................153
Declaración de PolíticaAreas a Observar..........................................................155
Fraternización.................................................................................................28
Asistencia y Vestimenta...................................................................................29
Acceso a sala de Operaciones..........................................................................31
Evaluaciones...................................................................................................32
Conducta del Empleado y Acciones Disciplinarias...............................................33
Cuestiones relacionadas con Recursos Humanos...............................................34
Niveles Mínimos de Personal............................................................................34
Solicitud de Asistencia o Información al Departamento de CCTV.........................35
Procedimiento Para Negar Solicitud de Asistencia..............................................35
Uso de Teléfonos.............................................................................................36
Circuito Cerrado de Televisión..........................................................................39
Cobertura Contínua de las Áreas de Juego de Mesas, Máquinas de azar y Zonas
Ssensibles ....................................................................................................40
Apagado de Emergencia del Sistema de CCTV...................................................41
En caso de Fallas del Sistema de CCTV.............................................................42
Procedimiento para cierre de las actividades de juego derivados del sistema de
CCTV..............................................................................................................43
Estructura del Departamento de CCTV..............................................................46
Organigrama...................................................................................................47
Gerente de CCTV.............................................................................................48
Jefe de Turno y Supervisores de CCTV..............................................................49
Operador Técnico de CCTV..............................................................................52
Operador de CCTV...........................................................................................57
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BienvenidaBienvenida..................................................................................1961
Objetivos........................................................................................................62
Transferencias.................................................................................................62
Empleados Despedidos....................................................................................62
Registro Diario................................................................................................62
Horarios de CCTV............................................................................................62
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Estadísticas DepartamentalesProposito de CCTV................................................63
Entrenamiento................................................................................................64
Entrenamiento de Inducción............................................................................64
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Entrenamiento ContínuoCodigo de Etica............................................................65
Evaluación......................................................................................................65
Fraternización.................................................................................................66
Anotaciones de Comportamiento del Empleado.................................................66
Base de Datos del Empleado............................................................................67
Procedimientos Judiciales.................................................................................67
Inventario de Equipos......................................................................................67
Acceso a Sala de CCTV....................................................................................68
Objetivo..........................................................................................................68
Requisitos Obligatorios....................................................................................68
Control de Entrada..........................................................................................68
Acceso Programable Electrónicamente..............................................................69
Información Requerida por CCTV......................................................................70
Objetivo..........................................................................................................70
Requerimientos Obligatorios.............................................................................70
Información de Juegos de Mesas......................................................................71
Información de Tesorería operativa o Caja Principal...........................................72
Información Relacionada con Juegos................................................................73
Directrices para Reportes.................................................................................75
Objetivo..........................................................................................................75
Requerimientos Obligatorios.............................................................................75
Directrices Principales......................................................................................75
Registro de Actividades Diarias.........................................................................76
Reportando Incidentes.....................................................................................77
Recolectando Información Para el Reporte ......................................................78
Usando las Declaraciones Personales................................................................81
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MANUAL DE PROCEDIMIENTOS Y ADMINISTRACION
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1.1.................................................................................................ESTRUCTURA
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1.2.............................................................................................ORGANIZACION
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2.1.......................................................................................................GENERAL
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3.1...................................................................RESPONSIBILIDADES GENERALES
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3.7................................................................................................TAPE CHANGE
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4.3...............................................................................................BOMB THREAT
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5.1
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GAME PROTECTION........................................................................................51
5.4 BASIC TAPING PROCEDURES FOR POKER GAMES (PAI GOW, LET IT RIDE
AND TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER)..........................................................................53
6.1.....................................................................................EQUIPMENT FAILURE
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(a) DVR....................................................................................................59
(b) Camera...............................................................................................59
(c) Table camera......................................................................................59
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6.2.................................................................................OCCURRENCE REPORTS
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7.1 DECLARATION....................................................................................63
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Servidor de Grabación....................................................................................130
Asistencia de Directorio en Caso de Falla.........................................................130
Ejemplo de Arquitectura de Fail Over..............................................................130
OMNICAST y la estructura de Licencias...........................................................131
Montaje de la Plataforma ..............................................................................132
Servidor Central de Administración y Grabación...............................................132
Servidor de Archivo Remoto...........................................................................132
Unidades de Almacenamiento.........................................................................132
Características Técnicas de las Unidades de Servidor y Almacenamiento ...........133
Unidad R 200 DELL........................................................................................133
Unidad MD 1000 DELL...................................................................................134
Características Técnicas ................................................................................134
Arquitectura del Sistema ...............................................................................135
Diagrama General..........................................................................................135
Memoria de cálculo para Monitoreo y Almacenamiento....................................136
Sala de Operaciones de CCTV.........................................................................137
Equipamiento Contemplado............................................................................137
Monitores......................................................................................................138
Pantalla LSD de 42 Pulgadas..........................................................................139
Decodificador de Video..................................................................................139
Teclado de Control.........................................................................................140
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apacidadCapacidad de Integración Arquitectura Abierta...................................144
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APPENDICES
PREFACIO
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reconocer sus pérdidas. Ellos estarían sujetos a estafas que pueden ser
iniciadas por clientes y/o empleados poco escrupulosos.
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INTRODUCCION
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Sección “B” son las políticas y procedimientos, los cuales deben ser
seguidos, respetados y cumplidos en todo momento, por el personal del
departamento de CCTV, sin menoscabo de las leyes, reglas, reglamentos y
políticas vigentes que a bien considere la CT aplicar y/o modificar, para
operaciones de esta naturaleza.
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refiramos, en este modelo se expone una descripción tipo, sin que esta
corresponda a ninguna operación existente en casinos RichTimeColonial.
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SECCTIÓON “A”
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ADMINISTRACION CCTVV
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asociados en la operación del Casino, así como por la vigilancia de las áreas
sensibles y las observaciones de Clientes y empleados de Casinos
RichTimeColonial por posibles actos de colusión u otras actividades
fraudulentas.
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c.8 Toda grabación en formato digital producido por CCTV debe guardar
relación con algún incidente específico o para aplicaciones de entrenamiento
autorizado.
c.9 Toda grabación en formato digital producido por CCTV debe estar
autorizado, registrado en los formatos que para tal fin han sido creados, y
tratado de acuerdo con los procedimientos pre aprobados.
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DECLARACIÓN DE POLÍTICA
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OBJETIVO
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ALCANCE
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PROCEDIMIENTO
1. CONFIDENCIALIDAD
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2.15 El personal de CCTV debe cumplir con la restricción de ' No Fumar '
en la sala de CCTV y en todas áreas del establecimiento, no destinadas para
este fin.
2.16 El personal de CCTV debe obtener el permiso del Supervisor de CCTV
antes de la salida de la sala de CCTV. Si no hubiera ningún Supervisor de
CCTV de turno entonces los Operadores de turno se asegurarán que ellos
notifican el uno al otro antes de la salida de la sala de CCTV y sólo lo harán
para objetivos razonables y períodos aceptables de tiempo. El personal de
CCTV tomará descansos de duración razonable y volverá de los descansos
dentro del plazo de tiempo puesto por o de acuerdo con el Supervisor de
CCTV de turno. Descansos en exceso largos o regresos de descansos
continuamente tardíos causarán acción disciplinaria.
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2.36 Todos y cada uno de los cambios a áreas relacionadas a los sistemas
de información siguientes sólo serán completadas con la autorización directa
escrita del gerente de departamento y el gerente informático.
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3. TRANSFERENCIAS DEPARTAMENTALES
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4. FraternizaciónFRATERNIZACION
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5. ASISTENCIA Y VESTIMENTA
5.1 Se espera que los operadores de CCTV lleguen a su turno con amplio
tiempo para recibir instrucciones del Supervisor de CCTV y repasen cualquier
detalle pertinente que afectase su turno. Se requerirá que todo el personal de
CCTV esté en el cuarto de CCTV y listos a comenzar la preparación para su
turno a un mínimo de 15 minutos antes del tiempo de principio del turno
previsto.
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5.2 Se espera que el personal de CCTV sea aseado, limpio y bien mantenido
en todo momento durante su turno. Se requiere que todo el personal de
CCTV esté vestido en una manera que les permita la entrada en el Casino
según el código de vestuario del Casino.
5.3 Una identificación Apropiada del Casino debe ser portada en todo
momento, pero no es para ser mostrado abiertamente mientras se esté en el
área de juego. Si deben mostrar a cualquier miembro del Departamento de
Seguridad que solicite a un empleado de CCTV ver la identificación de Casino
debe ser mientras el empleado de CCTV está en las áreas comunes para
empleados o intentar entrar en alguna de las áreas comunes para empleados
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8.2 No obstante 8.1 todos los aspectos relacionados con las reglas de
acción (es) disciplinaria tomada incluyendo el proceso, la estructura, niveles
de autorización, puesta en práctica, y resultados finales serán conforme a las
reglas generales de acción disciplinaria para todo los empleados de Casino
Gran Los Ángeles.
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11.1 Siempre que una petición sea hecha por el Gerente de CCTV o el
Supervisor de CCTV, los Operadores de CCTV obedecerán inmediatamente a
tal solicitud y directivas.
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13.1 Los teléfonos en la sala de CCTV serán usados para asuntos oficiales
solamente. Sí y cuando sea accesible, ninguna llamada exterior será hecha
sin la aprobación específica del Supervisor de CCTV o el Gerente de CCTV.
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1 REGISTRO DE VISITAS
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Por diseño las areasáreas cuentan con luz adecuada para la cobertura de
camarascámaras de las areasáreas descritas anteriormente.
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En caso de que el sistema por razones de emergencia deba ser apagado total
o parcialmente, el siguiente procedimiento deberá implementarse:
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Las areasáreas de juegos serán re-abiertas una vez que los sistemas de CCTV
se encuentren disponibles. La apertura deberá realizarse de acuerdo los
procedimientos de rutina para aperturas de mesas y maquinas de azar en el
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1. Gerente de CCTV
2. Jefe de Turno de CCTV
3. Supervisor de CCTV
4. TecnicoTécnico Operador
5. Operador
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Gerente de CCTV
GERENTE DE CCTV
GERENTE DE CCTV
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Jefe de Turno
JEFE DE TURNO JEFE DE TURNO
Supervisores
SUPERVISORES DE de CCTV
TURNO
SUPERVISORES DE TURNO
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CARGO: Gerente
DEPARTAMENTO: CCTV
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DEPARTAMENTO: CCTV
Requisitoss
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Deberes
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DEPARTAMENTO: CCTV
Deberes Técnicos:
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Deberes Operacionales:
Responsabilidades Generales
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Requisitos
Deberes
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Requerimientos Básicos:
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Deberes Secundarios:
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Requisitos
Deberes
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Requerimientos BasicosBásicos:
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DEPARTAMENTO: CCTV
Position Summary:
El operador técnico de CCTV del Gran Casino Santiago cumple un rol dual
dentro del departamento de CCTV, desde el punto de vista técnico es
responsable por el servicio tecnico y el mantenimiento de todos los equipos y
sistemas de CCTV, y desde el punto de vista operativo juegan un rol integral
en el mantenimiento de las operaciones del departamento de CCTV y en la
protección de las instalaciones del casino y deben cumplir sus deberes de
acuerdo a la descripción de sus funciones. A continuación se mencionan en
primer termino las técnicas y seguidamente las operativas.
Deberes Tecnicos:
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Chequeo de todos los lentes de las cámaras como sea requerido y en una base
regular de tiempo.
Ensure on a daily basis that all DVRs are functioning properly and in their correct
mode.
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Perform required maintenance service on all DVRs three times yearly (preventive
maintenance schedule) and otherwise as required.
Check on a daily basis the video sequential “Switcher” and make corrections if
required.
Monitor the Central Processor Unit (CPU) on a daily basis for any fault codes and
Synchronize the CPU clock every two days (maximum).
Monitor the general condition of VHS tapes, repair and demagnetize used tapes for
recycling purposes.
Responsible for camera VCR number charts and any changes required.
Responsible for pseudo camera numbers, titles and make any changes required.
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a) Any and all occurrences witnessed and/or viewed in the Surveillance Room.
b) Any and all conversation and/or discussions inside the Surveillance Room.
c) Any positions or capabilities of surveillance equipment to unauthorized
personnel.
Secondary Duties:
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SECTION SECCION “B “
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WELCOMEBIENVENIDA
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Soft count and hard count procedures will be monitored live and videotaped.
The videotapes are preserved for a minimum of seven (7) days. In the event
of emergencies, including but not limited to: evacuations, bomb threats, fires,
dangerous weather conditions, and armed robberies, the Surveillance
Department will follow procedures developed to assist security and other
departments in preserving life, safety, and assets.
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Objetivo
Transferencias departamentales
Empleados despedidos
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REGISTRO DIARIO
Horarios de CCTV
Estos horarios deben ser completados y expuestos al menos con dos (2)
semanas de anticipación. Todos los horarios deberán ser archivados como
una referencia en los registros de horarios departamentales.
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Supervisores de turno
Operadores de CCTV.
Estadísticas departamentales
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Entrenamiento
ENTRENAMIENTO DE INDUCCION
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ENTRENAMIENTO CONTINUO
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El personal de CCTV será incentivado para ser educado, cortés y útil en todo
momento.
EVALUACION
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El carácter
El nivel de confianza
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Fraternización
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CCTV
Procedimientos judiciales
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Objetivo
Requisitos obligatorios
El acceso a la sala de CCTV debe ser controlado y debe ser restringido sólo
para el personal autorizado.
Todo personal ajeno a CCTV debe firmar el libro de registro de visita al entrar
en la sala de CCTV.
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Todas las visitas ajenas al casino deben ser aprobadas por el Gerente de
CCTV.
Control de entrada
El acceso físico debera ser concedido para los siguientes cargos o personal:
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1. Objetivo
2. Requerimientos obligatorios
2.1 Todas las leyes locales, reglamentos, reglas y políticas con respecto a la
elaboración, almacenaje y distribución de los reportes escritos deben ser
cumplidas en todo momento.
2.2 El propósito de escribir un reporte es crear un registro oficial permanente
de las actividades dentro del casino, sin menoscabo de su importancia o si
por el contrario resultase un acontecimiento transcendental. Este debe ser
preciso, conciso, carecer de elementos de presunción o basados en
corazonadas (o algo por el estilo) y debe ser detallado en miras de que su
contenido podría ser usado en procesos legales.
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1. 3. Directrices principales
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3.3 Los reportes es la manera por la cual nos comunicamos. Hay que tener
cautela para asegurar que este le comunica al lector exactamente lo que el
escritor tuvo la intención de transmitir.
3.4 Refiérase a los apéndices por Definiciones, al usar palabras de las que
usted está dudoso, para obtener la aplicación correcta de ciertas definiciones
legales.
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5. Reportando incidentes
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Estas son esencialmente las Ocho Preguntas Básicas que Deben ser tomadas
en cuenta a la hora de recolectar Información para un Reporte de Incidentes,
a saber:
¿Quien? ¿Cómo?
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¿QUIEN?
¿Quien está involucrado? Elaboramos una lista con los Nombres y toda la
información personal relevante posible requerida en la plantilla del Reporte
de Incidentes.
Nacionalidad
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¿Qué?
¿Donde?
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¿CUANDO?
¿Cómo?
¿Con Qué?
¿Por Qué tuvo lugar el Incidente? ¿Pudo ser este Evitado? Todos los eventos
que propiciaron los acontecimientos deben ser descritos al detalle.
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Acciones Tomadas
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1. Objetivo
2. Chequeos de equipos
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3. RADIOS
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4 Uso de teléfonos
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2. Requerimientos obligatorios
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INVESTIGACIONES
1. Objetivo
2. Requerimientos obligatorios
1. OBJETIVO
2. REQUIRIMIENTOS OBLIGATORIOS
3. PROTOCOLO DE ACTUACION
Seguridad Automáticamente debe ser parte del ERT, así como también lo serán los
miembros designados de más alta jerarquía entre los Empleados. El equipo debe
estar formado por no menos de DOS (02) Personas, quienes deberán portar un
Radio con la Frecuencia de Seguridad con ellos.
3.4 En la medida de lo posible se usaran los Códigos de Radio
apropiados, con la intención de evitar el pánico y para una Fluida y Rápida
Comunicación de la Situación.
3.5 El Código de Radio para Amenaza de Incendio o Fuego es CODE
TANGO – CODE AMBER. Sí el fuego está fuera de control y la evacuación es
inminente CODE TANGO – CODE RED debe ser anunciado y el sistema de
evacuación estará ACTIVADO.
3.6 En caso de incendio, las áreas aledañas al fuego deben ser
evacuadas inmediatamente y la Brigada Anti-Incendio convocada.
3.7 Sí el incendio puede ser extinguido segura y rápidamente (y el
personal cuenta con el entrenamiento adecuado) se debe atacar y extinguir.
3.8 Sí una Evacuación del Casino es necesaria y es anunciada, las
instalaciones deberán ser Evacuadas de acuerdo al Plan de Evacuación.
3.9 Cuando el Incidente ha concluido el Supervisor de Seguridad
deberá anunciar el CODE TANGO – CODE GREEN, siempre vía Radio.
TRANSPORTE DE VALORES
DECLARACION DE POLITICAS
PROPOSITO
PROCEDIMIENTO
1. ENTREGA DE VALORES
1.3 Todo el procedimiento debe ser monitoreado y grabado por las cámaras
de CCTV a partir de la notificación de la llegada del "vehículo de transporte de
valores" hasta la salida del sitio de ese vehículo.
2. PRE-ARRIVO
2.6 Solamente las personas debidamente autorizadas y que tengan que ver
con el procedimiento pueden tener acceso permitido a las áreas donde se lleva a
cabo la operación del vehículo de transporte de valores.
3. LLEGADA
4. RETIRADA
EVACUACION
OBJETIVO
a) Fuego
b) Amenaza de Bomba
c) Sismos
d) Inundaciones
e) Falla General de Suministro Eléctrico
f) Simulacros de Entrenamiento
g) Otras eventualidades a criterio de la Gerencia.
REQUIRIMIENTOS OBLIGATORIOS
2. La base del trabajo es que cada esfuerzo realizado debe ser hecho para
Salvar vidas humanas durante la Evacuación, y todo esfuerzo debería estar
enfocado en esta meta. Salvar vidas humanas es el factor más importante en
cualquier situación de emergencia.
FORWARD
This manual is the property of Gran Casino Santiago Surveillance Department and
shall not be removed from the property. It shall NOT be copied or reproduced in
any way shape or form nor shall the contents or intent be disclosed to
unauthorized persons. Upon conclusion of your employment with Gran Casino
Santiago this document along with other department property must be turned in
to the Surveillance Director before your final pay cheque will be issued.
The Surveillance Director will ensure that the “Minimum Standards for
Surveillance at Charity Casinos” issued by the Registrar, AGCO are met or
exceeded at all times. In addition, all “directives” issued by the Registrar, AGCO
will be implemented immediately and become policy of the Surveillance
Department.
The Surveillance Director is also responsible for, but not limited to, the
following:
The clandestine surveillance of the operation and conduct of all table games.
The audio-video taping of activities in the Soft Count Room and video taping
of activities in the Hard Count Room.
To maintain public trust that casino gaming is conducted honestly and is free
of criminal elements and activity.
CODE OF ETHICS
STRUCTURE
ORGANIZATION
2.1 GENERAL
The following are rules and regulations, which are in place to ensure the
smooth operation of the Surveillance Department. They must be
adhered to by every operating employee of the Surveillance Department.
Employees will report to work no later than ten (10) minutes prior to the start
of the shift.
All personnel must swipe in prior to the start of their shift and swipe out at the
conclusion of their shift.
NO shift personnel shall leave the premises during the shift without the
consent of the Surveillance Shift Manager.
Nothing (tapes, photos, logs, reports, information, etc.) will leave the Monitor
Room without the consent of the Surveillance Director. The Surveillance
Director’s consent is not required should a request for any of the
previously listed items be made from OPP Casino Enforcement Unit or
AGCO Casino Gaming Compliance.
The Occurrence Reports from prior shifts must be read at the beginning of
each shift. When returning from days off, review all reports back to the
last shift worked.
All employees must check the bulletin board for any new items or memos.
All employees will read and initial the memos in the PASS A LONG binder.
ALL CALLS received in the monitor room will be logged on the Operator’s daily activity
log, regardless of circumstances.
The monitor room shall be kept clean by all personnel. Workstations will be
kept clean and free of any debris. No destruction of property will be
tolerated.
Monitor room phones are for business use only. Personal calls can be made
ONLY in the case of an emergency and ONLY with the permission of a
Surveillance Shift Manager.
The Monitor Room phone number and/or extension is not to be given out by
Operators to outside agencies or people. The number can be given to
family for emergency purposes only. Giving the number to pharmacies,
creditors, etc. is unacceptable.
Employees are not allowed to remain in the Monitor Room after the shift is
over, except with approval of a Surveillance Shift Manager or the
Director.
A Surveillance Operator will not leave the monitor room throughout the shift
without the consent of the Surveillance Shift Manager. The Shift
Manager must be told the Operator’s destination, reason for leaving, and
estimated time of return.
Work Schedules and notices will be posted on the bulletin board and all
Operators’ are expected to read the bulletin board daily.
There will be no changes in any work schedule without the permission of the
Director or Shift Manager.
Remove any material from the surveillance bulletin board without the
Director’s permission; deface any posted material.
All Surveillance Operators are to report for their shift no later than ten
(10) minutes prior to commencement of their tour of duty thereby
permitting adequate time for the outgoing operators to explain any
pertinent details, which may have an effect on the oncoming shift’s
duties.
The following are guidelines for all operators for their shift:
Swipe in on the company time clock swipe system. Operators are not to swipe
in or out for any other employee.
Check all VCR’s to ensure that all machines are taping and operating properly.
Ensure all cameras are positioned correctly (in their “home” position.)
Take note of any e-files that may require observation during the shift.
All Surveillance employees must be clean and neat at all times while on
duty.
Shoes, casual pants, skirts, and shirts or blouses are required. Dresses
and skirts that are not excessively short are acceptable. No jeans
regardless of colour may be worn. Under no circumstances will T-shirts,
halter-tops, or cut-off shirts or shorts be worn. No clothing with
questionable or offensive language, large emblems, or pictures will be
allowed. No running shoes, sneakers, sandals, work boots, or open toe
shoes will be allowed. Hair must be clean and neat at all times.
Excessive or offensive jewelry and strong perfume should not be worn.
Good judgement should be practiced at all times.
(h) COURTESY
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES
To monitor the hard count, soft count, money escorts, and armored car pickup
and delivery.
To maintain all logs and reports required by the Registrar, AGCO as well as the
management of Gran Casino Santiago.
To monitor the table drops, slot drops, and bill validator drops.
To monitor the gaming activity conducted on all table games and at all slot
machines.
To monitor all activities conducted at and in the cashier’s cage, and coin
redemptions.
To monitor the back of the house areas including: Sally Port, hallways,
shipping and receiving, and the monitor room entrance.
The slot drops schedule will be established by each facility but will likely
begin in the early morning hours and end during the day shift. One (1)
Surveillance Operator will be responsible for observing the Hard Count
Team as they perform the Slot Drops. The Surveillance Operator should
be observing the Hard Count Team to ensure:
Hard Count Employees are wearing the appropriate one-piece jumpsuit with
no pockets.
Security Officers assigned to the Slot Drops are clearing the drop area of
patrons before any drop doors are opened.
The Hard Count Employees are staying within a reasonable distance to their
Security escort.
Any Hard Count Employee leaving the drop area/team is wanded with an
electronic metal detector by Security Staff.
Members of the Hard Count Team, Security, and/or Patrons are perpetrating
no criminal activity.
Members of Hard Count secure the slot drop doors before the Team proceeds
to a new location.
The table drops schedule will be established by each facility but will
likely begin in the early morning hours and last approximately thirty
(30) minutes. One Surveillance Operator will be responsible for
observing the Table Drop Team while they perform the table drops. The
Surveillance Operator will observe the table drops to ensure:
The overall table drop procedure is recorded continuously from start to finish.
That any criminal activity that occurs during the table drops is recorded and
that the suspects can be identified by the videotape.
The Security Podium will call the Monitor Room and notify Surveillance
of each currency escort that is about to take place. Surveillance
Operators will observe currency escorts at random. A conscious effort
will be made to watch any escort in the amount of $5,000 or above from
point of origin to destination.
The Security Podium will call the Monitor Room and notify Surveillance
of each table fill or table credit that is about to take place. Operators
who receive such a call will observe any table fill or credit, which is in
the amount of $2,500 dollars or higher from the Security Podium to the
destination. The operator will verify the table number and
denomination of the fill upon arrival at the table to eliminate any
discrepancies.
The Monitor Room will receive a call from the Security Podium that the
“buy” is about to take place in Soft Count. The Operator who receives
the call will monitor the “buy”, follow it from Soft Count to Main Bank
and log it on his/her daily log.
The food and beverage Supervisor/Manager may call the Monitor Room
requesting a photo be taken of a patron who has been “cut-off” or
“refused service” anywhere on the premises. A B & W photo will be
taken of the patron and a photocopy of it will be distributed to all bar
service areas (including restaurants) and exits by Security.
Zoom a PTZ camera in and verify the reels winning combination along with the
coin in meter,
Perform all the above, and in addition take a black & white print photo of the
winner.
After locating an appropriate camera, review the play of the jackpot winner at
the winning slot machine and: ensure the player was putting coins in (or
playing with credits), the reels spun before the jackpot hit, record the
time the “tower light” went off, and observe any suspicious activity.
Observe the AGCO representative verifying the slot machine with close
attention to the checking of the EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read
Only Memory) chip and note it in Occurrence Report.
Complete an Occurrence Report noting the above information along with the
Player name, address, DOB, and account number (if available) and
attached print photo to the report.
Pit Managers will notify Surveillance of any Royal Flush, Straight Flush,
or four of a kind on any of the Poker games. Operators who receive such
calls will wait until all the cards have been fanned out and visually
accounted for, observe the patron’s wager(s) check the ShuffleMaster
and then commence a review of the table game in question. For Royal
and Straight Flushes Operators will:
Review three (3) hands prior to the ‘winning’ hand to observe for any
suspicious activity.
Ensure that the winning Patron, other Patrons, and/or dealer did not ‘hand
muck’ any cards into or out of play.
Ensure that the cards of the winning Patron did not leave the table layout.
Take a B & W photo of the winning Patron and attach it to the Occurrence
Report or checklist.
For table payouts of $50,000 dollars and above make an incident dub of the
winning hand and payout.
The Pit Manger may call the Monitor Room and request that an Operator
reviews a previous hand on a particular table. The review may center on
a Patron who is disputing the outcome or payout of the hand or an
infraction the dealer may have committed. An Operator who receives
such a call will notify the Surveillance Shift Manager and then
commence a review to determine:
2.Whether the dealer committed any infraction during the round of play in
question
CHEAT – Patrons who are caught past posting, capping, pinching etc. will be placed in
the ‘cheats’ binder and will be observed whenever they return to an Gran Casino
Santiago facility without exception.
UNDESIRABLE – Patrons who are known for loitering, vexing, rude behavior etc. will be
placed in the ‘undesirable’ binder and will be watched whenever possible.
TRESPASS – Patrons who are trespassed or self-excluded will be placed in the ‘trespass’
binder. If Surveillance identifies a person who is known to be trespassed the OPP
and the Security Shift Supervisor will be notified. Surveillance should make every
attempt to confirm that the individual is trespassed before contacting the
appropriate authorities.
BIG PLAYER – Patrons who are known to have a large ‘buy-in’ and/or known to be
winning or losing considerable amounts of money will be placed in the “big player”
binder. These patrons will be observed whenever possible. As well, any
“suspected card counters” will be brought to the attention of the Supervisor or
Director and the patron’s play will be closely observed. Where/when appropriate,
an assessment of their playing ability will be made by “counting them down." The
OPP Casino Enforcement Unit will notified of any suspected card counters.
OPP CALL – Patrons who are known by or being investigated by the OPP or other police
agency will be placed in the “OPP Call-up” binder. A member of the OPP Casino
Enforcement Unit will make all such requests. Surveillance will not necessarily
know the reason for such a request and are not to probe OPP Officers for
information regarding the individual. These individuals are normally the subject of
a confidential police investigation. When these individuals are at any Gran
Casino Santiago property the OPP Casino Enforcement Unit will be
notified immediately.
Upon notification from Security that the armoured truck has arrived, the
Surveillance Operator will begin continuous observation of the area
outside the Sally Port and record all information on the prescribed form
in the “Brinks Log Book." The Surveillance Operator assigned to monitor
Brinks procedures will observe and document the following on the
Surveillance Daily Report: 1) Brinks truck number; 2) truck licence plate
number; and 3) ensure the identification of the driver is verified by
Security.
The Operator will ensure that prior to the Sally Port overhead door being
opened the Surveillance Shift Manager is notified and there are no
suspicious persons, vehicles, or activities inside or outside the area.
Once the Operator is sure that the Sally Port is secure and that Security is
waiting in the Mantrap, he/she will, with the approval of the Shift
Manager, remotely open the overhead door.
Once the Armoured Truck is in the Sally Port and the overhead door has been
closed and secured the Security will be allowed entry to verify the
Armed Guards’ company identification. The Security Officer will then
hold the identification toward the designated camera in the Sally Port so
that Surveillance can verify the identification as well.
The Surveillance Operator must actively observe the entire Armoured Truck
pickup/delivery process including the escort from the Sally Port to the
Main Bank, and back to the Sally Port.
Surveillance will ensure that prior to the departure of Brinks, all Security and
Cage personnel have exited the Sally Port.
Surveillance will then verify that the perimeter around the outside of the Sally
Port is clear of any suspicious persons, vehicles, or other activities.
Surveillance will then open the Sally Port door and the armored truck
will promptly depart the casino property by the pre-determined exit
route.
3.2 (m) PLAYING CARDS - The integrity of the playing cards at Gran Casino Santiago
facilities is of primary importance. Therefore the following will apply:
During the morning shift of each gaming day cards will be delivered
from the card storage room to the gaming pits by Security and the
General Manager or designate. At the time of delivery Security will also
pick up the used cards from the gaming pits and complete the
appropriate Card Reconciliation Form. Surveillance will observe/record
this entire process. Surveillance will be notified prior to anyone entering
the card storage room to begin this process.
CARD DESTRUCTION
Security will be responsible for “drilling” the used cards. Security will
notify the Surveillance Department prior to entering the card
destruction room to begin drilling. The process will be closely
monitored.
The bill validator drop schedule will be established at each facility by the
Cage Manager and will likely take place during the early morning hours.
Surveillance will be responsible for observing the entire bill validator
drop from start to finish and recording the details in the appropriate
“Drop Log Book”. Operators will be observing to ensure:
Only three (3) groups of persons have unfettered access to the monitor
room:
All “other persons” entering the Surveillance Monitor Room shall have prior
written authorization from the Registrar, AGCO. An approved “access list”
will be maintained of those persons permitted to enter the Surveillance
Director’s office or the Surveillance Room to observe a live incident such as
a “cheat-at-play in progress”.
ALL AUTHORIZED VISITORS WHO ENTER THE SURVEILLANCE ROOM, WITH THE
EXECEPTION OF THE PERSONAL DE LA SJC, WILL BE LOGGED IN THE “VISITOR
BOOK." THE SHIFT MANAGER OR DIRECTOR IN CHARGE OF THE ROOM SHALL
ENSURE THAT ALL PARTICULARS IN THE LOG ARE COMPLETED AND AFFIX HIS OR
HER SIGNATURE TO THE LOG AUTHORIZING THE ENTRY AND ATTESTING TO THE
PURPOSE OF THE VISIT.
Inform the Surveillance Shift Manager what you have observed, even if you feel it
is minor.
3. Always review to verify that what you have just observed is valid.
If the claim is valid notify the OPP Casino Enforcement Unit immediately and
request their presence in the room.
5. Notify the Casino Shift Manager and inform them of the incident/activity
that took place. They may wish to view the tape at their discretion.
Obtain I.D. of patron, if possible, for use by the proper authorities and for future
references.
Commence a review of the patron’s previous play at the table to determine if any
other Cheat-at-play occurred prior to the cheat that was observed by
Surveillance.
Personal de la SJC will decide what course of action to take. They may consult
with the Surveillance Staff and/or the Table Games Shift Manager, but the
decision ultimately rests with the OPP.
When deemed necessary, fill out a surveillance request form to be added to the
“cheats book” along with still picture and reason.
Notify the Casino Shift Manager (CSM) to flag the patron’s file with the following
information: “Notify Surveillance re: Occurrence #….
Criminal activity such as a cheat at play or theft is discovered after the Monitor Room receives
a call from the Pit Personnel or Security.
Inform the Surveillance Shift Manager of the call you just received.
Place a camera on the individual in question. A head and torso view will suffice.
When deemed necessary, fill out a surveillance request form to be added to the
“cheats book” along with a still picture and reason.
If no criminal activity can be found notify the Pit Manager, Security or, who
originally contacted the Surveillance Room.
Continuity of evidence - Evidence that has been altered cannot be used. The best
way to show that it has not been altered is to show that no one else has had
the opportunity to alter the tape. Therefore, any tape that has criminal
activity on it will be store in a locked evidence cabinet until it is turned over
to the OPP Casino Enforcement Unit.
There will be a dub workstation in the Surveillance Monitor Room for the
purpose of completing dub tapes. The operation of the dub station is:
Turn the power for the Monitor and 2 dub VCR’s on.
Insert the ‘original’ tape in the playback VCR. Make sure both the original and dub
VCR’s are in 8-hour mode.
Ensure the original tape is cued up to the incident you wish to make a dub of.
Press play on the playback VCR and record on the record VCR.
At the end of the dub, using the “pause” feature, obtain a facial photo of the
suspect.
When incident is recorded, press stop on both VCR’s and rewind both tapes.
Check the ‘dub’ tape to ensure adequate record quality has been achieved.
At any time should you require assistance, do not hesitate to notify your
Supervisor.
NOTE – use extreme caution when handling an ‘original’ tape because if an ‘original’
tape is recorded over, the videotaped evidence or information will be lost forever.
Tapes involving credit card advances at the cashier’s cage may be held
longer at the request of the OPP Casino Enforcement Unit.
The time of tape change each day will be altered from time to time as a
security precaution. Surveillance personnel are forbidden to reveal the time
of tape change or when a tape change is in progress to anyone outside the
department.
In the event that Gran Casino Santiago is forced to close the gaming area,
the following is a brief checklist of the duties that will be carried out by
various departments implementing the closure.
MASTER CHECKLIST
Clearing the casino building of all staff after all assets are secured.
TABLES GAMES
Put float covers on all games and secure all cards and roulette balls. Pit
Supervisor is responsible.
Count all floats and complete table inventory slip (T.I.S.). Casino Shift
Manager, Pit Manager & Supervisors are responsible.
Sort and bag all cards. Casino Shift Manager, Pit Manager & Supervisors
are responsible.
Assist with soft drop. Casino Shift Manager, Pit Manager & Supervisors
are responsible.
Collect and secure all used and unused cards. Casino Shift Manager, Pit
Manager & Supervisors are responsible.
Securing all keys and S.D.S cards from attendants and technicians.
The casino cage, coin redemptions, currency exchange and table game pit
stands are supplied with duress (panic) alarms. The alarm is used in case of
a hold-up and when depressed triggers a silent alarm to the Security Office
and the Surveillance Room.
Immediately locate the area of the alarm, i.e., Cage window, Pit, etc.
Make an entry in your daily operators log or in the case of an authentic alarm
complete an Occurrence Report
In the case of a false alarm, note on your daily activity log which employee
accidentally activated the alarm. If no employee activated the alarm then
fill out an equipment failure report. Once a duress (panic) alarm has been
triggered, it will remain in the alarm mode until reset by a Security
Supervisor.
In the event of loss of camera capabilities due to power outage or for any
other reason the following procedures will be followed to ensure security of
the casino and cage areas.
Notify the Security Shift Supervisor so that he/she can assign personnel to the
casino and cage areas.
In the event of a prolonged outage, the Surveillance Shift Manager will call
in additional surveillance personnel, at the direction of the Surveillance
Director or General Manager.
In addition:
Notify all relevant parties including the General Manager, Security Manager,
Casino Shift Manager and Cage Manager.
All floats, float keys, shoes, drop box, cash drawers, keys, S.D.S cards, change
carts, change banks, cash registers, etc. will be secured.
Gran Casino Santiago shall file an Occurrence Report with the Registrar, AGCO
within twenty-four (24) hours of the surveillance system failure detailing
the cause and duration of the outage.
The majority of bomb threats are received by the PBX switchboard and are
handled by the Security Department. Security and/or the OPP Casino
Enforcement Unit may request the assistance of the Surveillance
Department to:
Observe and record any suspicious package or container that they may find.
Review tapes to identify who may have placed the package in a certain location.
The Security Podium and the Surveillance Monitor Room should notify each
other immediately after the Emergency Alarm in activated, by way of
telephone or radio.
SURVEILLANCE RESPONSIBLITIES
Surveillance Monitor Room shall contact Security, to verify the emergency, by way
of telephone and obtain all information about the alarm.
Surveillance Operators shall make note of all times and all information obtained
and enter it on their Daily Activity Log.
Surveillance Operators shall attempt to locate the area that is in alarm and record
all activity in the area.
Surveillance Operators will take direction from the Surveillance Shift Manager as
to appropriate camera placement during the Alarm.
All employees will meet at a predetermined location outside and the Shift Manager
will take attendance. The Shift Manager will await instruction from the
Security Shift Supervisor and/or the Fire Department.
The only person who has the authority to re-open the facility will be the Fire Chief.
Be able to determine the good players from the poor players, one might observe a
good player making bad moves at the right time.
Spilling drinks.
Starting an argument with a dealer and/or floorperson.
Asking for change during play.
Toking (tipping) during play.
Paying a commission during play.
Be alert to the dealer going to their clothes, apron, hair, or mouth without clearing
their hands because these are a means of removing cheques or monies and
concealing it.
After locating the desired Blackjack table, with one camera, identify all Patrons
sitting/playing at the table.
Be sure to obtain a full facial shot of every person at the table. Operators may
have to use multiple cameras to accomplish this.
When all identification procedures are completed, be sure to tape the entire game,
all seven (7) playing spots and dealer’s hand.
Dealer Infractions: paying losing wagers, paying push wagers, pushing a losing
wager, sweeping a winning wager, paying an empty spot, drawing a card in
error, incorrect payouts, etc.
Unusual behaviour on the part of the Patrons and/or Dealer and Floor Supervisor.
Distractions.
Game irregularities.
Dealer/Agent scams.
Patrons with large bet spreads. For example, an accepted and effective bet spread
for some card counters is 4:1.
After locating the desired Roulette table, with one (1) camera, identify all Patrons
playing at the table.
Be sure to obtain full facial shots of every Patron at the table. Operators may
need to use multiple cameras to accomplish this.
Dealer/Agent scams.
Distractions.
5.4 BASIC TAPING PROCEDURES FOR POKER (PAI GOW, LET IT RIDE AND TEXAS
HOLD'EM POKER)
After locating a desired poker table, with one (1) camera, identify all Patrons
seated/playing at the table.
Be sure to obtain full facial shots of all Patrons. Operators may need to use
multiple cameras to accomplish this.
If the Pit Manager initiated the call to request surveillance of a certain Patron or
Poker table Operators are required to log the time, table number, spot
number, patron’s name (if available), and the particulars of the individual.
Dealer infractions: paying losing wagers, paying push wagers, sweeping winning
wagers, setting hands incorrectly, etc.
Dealer/Agent scams.
Unusual activity by the Dealer and/or Floor Supervisor.
Game irregularities.
Players switching cards between each other or switching cards into play.
After locating a desired Baccarat table, with one (1) camera, identify all patrons
seated/playing at the table.
Be sure to obtain full facial shots of all patrons. Operators may need to use
multiple cameras to accomplish this.
If the Pit Manager initiated the call to request surveillance of a certain Patron or
Baccarat table, Operators are required to log the time, table number, spot
number, Patrons name (if available), and the particulars of the individual.
Mini-Bac only: players whose hands are too close to the discard rack.
Dealer/Agent scam.
Game irregularities.
Unusual pace to the game; a slow pace to the game could indicate the presence of
a “slug.” A fast pace to the game could indicate that the integrity of the
game has been breached and the perpetrators are attempting to play as
many rounds as possible as quickly as possible.
5.6 BASIC TAPING PROCEDURES FOR SOFT COUNT
Surveillance will be notified prior to the Soft Count Personnel entering the soft
count room preferably by a Soft Count Supervisor.
Nobody is allowed into the Soft Count Room by themselves (regardless whether
the count is in progress or not.)
Prior to the commencement of the “count,” the Soft Count Supervisor will notify
the Monitor Room that the count is about to begin.
Upon notification the Surveillance Operator will log the time and Callers name on
his/her daily activity log and the notation that “S/C starting the count.”
The entire count will be performed in full view of the CCTV system.
NO ONE is to enter or leave the soft count room during the count process. The soft
count door will only be opened for scheduled breaks/lunches and in the case
of an emergency.
Surveillance will be notified prior to the soft count doors being opened during the
count. Surveillance will not open the door if prior notification has not been
received. When the door is opened the count stops and all count team
members will take a step back from the table and clear their hands until the
door is closed.
All garbage must be checked by Security at the end of the day prior to the soft
count team leaving the room.
All paper work will be shown to the camera prior to the team exiting the room at
the end of the day.
Soft Count will notify Surveillance when the count is complete and Operators will
log the same on their daily activity logs.
Soft Count Clerks are clearing their hands prior to going to their body.
That all monies are placed on the soft count tables and clerks step away from the
count tables prior to the soft count door being opened.
Any procedural violations are documented.
Surveillance will be notified prior to Hard Count Personnel entering the Hard
Count Room preferably by a Hard Count Supervisor.
Prior to the commencement of “count”, the Hard Count Supervisor will notify
Surveillance that the count is about to begin.
Upon notification the Surveillance Operator will log the time and the Callers name
on his/her daily activity log along with a notation that “H/C is starting the
count.”
NO ONE is to enter or leave the Hard Count Room during the count progress. The
hard count doors will only be opened for scheduled breaks/lunches and in
the case of an emergency.
Surveillance will be notified prior to the Hard Count door being opened.
Surveillance will not open the door if prior notification has not been
received.
Hard Count will notify Surveillance when the count process is complete.
That Hard Count team members are “clearing” the buckets and showing them to
the camera immediately after dumping the contents into the hopper.
That all persons exiting the count room during the count are wanded with an
electronic metal detector by a representative of the Security Department.
All Hard Count team members are wanded for breaks and at shift end.
5.8 BASIC TAPING PROCEDURES FOR CASINO CAGE, CURRENCY EXCHANGE AND COIN
REDEMPTION
Conduct transactions, as needed, with the main bank, chip bank, currency
exchange and coin redemption.
Make sure Cashiers are properly breaking down the chips for all transactions, for
the camera.
Ensure Cashiers are clearing their hands prior to and after all transactions.
Receive from general cashiers and main bank cashiers in exchange for proper
documentation.
Receive cash and make appropriate entries for the cash drop (a.k.a. “the buy”)
from soft count.
Perform a count of the cash, gaming chips, and documentation for which the main
bank is solely responsible
The Surveillance Department will be responsible for, but not limited to, the
following:
Randomly observing Slot Technicians during the normal course of their duties to
ensure they are not engaging in any criminal activity.
Randomly observing Slot Attendants during the normal course of their duties and
specifically during hopper fills and emergency auxiliary hopper fills to
ensure they are not engaging in any criminal activity.
VCR – Check to ensure the power on the VCR is on and that the stop or pause button
has not been accidentally pushed. Notify the Shift Manager of the
malfunction, he/she will determine was course of action to take. Note the
malfunction on your daily log and fill out an “equipment failure” form.
CAMERAS – Notify the Shift Manager and fill out an “equipment failure” form. Notify the
Surveillance Technician if he/she is accessible. If this is a vital camera and another
camera can not be utilized the Surveillance Director should be notified.
TABLE CAMERAS- If a camera that is positioned on a table game fails notify the Shift
Manager. There should be enough cameras on the floor that another camera could be
placed on the table game until the designated camera can be fixed. As a last resort if
adequate coverage of the table cannot be obtained the Table Games Manager should
be notified and the table will have to be closed.
COUNT ROOM CAMERAS – Notify the Surveillance Shift or Director. The Shift Manager will
determine what course of action be taken. One solution is to request the Count Room
Supervisor to stop counting on the particular problem table or scale until the failure
can be fixed.
BALLY – If the Bally Slot Data System (S.D.S.) fails notify the Surveillance Shift
Manager who will contact the Slot Supervisor or the MIS department.
TELEPHONE – If the phone malfunctions notify the Surveillance Shift Manager. If problem is
not rectified notify the Facilities Department and use the two-way radio system as a
primary means of communication until the telephone system is repaired.
(a) All Operators and Shift Managers shall complete an Occurrence Report
when:
All Cheat-at-play.
(b) The Occurrence Report form should include who, what, where, when, why,
and how. Three (3) basic characteristics, which are desirable in a well-
written report: legibility, relativity, and brevity. Occurrence Reports are to
include:
Incident type: i.e., Procedure Violation, Patron Medical, Cheat at Play, Theft, etc.
State who initiated the incident, i.e., proactive, Pit Manager, Security Officer etc.
The body of the report should have a short and concise description of events.
Each Surveillance Operator and Shift Manager will complete a daily activity
log for each tour of duty. These logs will be deposited in a designated
receptacle upon relief of duty. The daily activity log MUST record all
significant activities by hour and minute, and be up to date at all times
during the shift.
The daily activity log will include the Operator’s name, date, and shift.
All calls received from Casino Management, Cage Personnel, OPP Casino
Enforcement Unit, Security, Pit Personnel, etc. will be logged on the daily
activity log with the time, name of caller, and information received or
requested and action taken. (i.e., 16:00 Pit Manager Tom, BJ-304 spot 6
-patron claim - see Occurrence Report).
All outgoing calls to other departments within the complex i.e., Security,
Casino Management, OPP Casino Enforcement Unit, etc. are to be logged on
the daily activity log with the nature of the information reported.
All observed escorts, table fills, and table credits received from the Security
Podium will be logged.
6.4 LOGS
This log will be used for all tapes being taken out of circulation but
remaining in the care and control of the Surveillance Department. A log will
be maintained on all tapes being retained for various reasons such as arrests
(by OPP and/or Security), large table discrepancies, cage
overages/shortages, etc. These tapes will be stored in a locked evidence
cabinet and a “R” replacement tape will be made and inserted in the
applicable tape storage rack.
This log will be used for all tapes being taken out of circulation and out of
the Surveillance Monitor Room. These tapes will most likely involve
cheating at play, arrests, etc. that the OPP Casino Enforcement Unit need for
court purposes. When turning over tape(s) to the OPP Casino Enforcement
Unit the Surveillance Department member completing the transaction will
obtain a receipt for the tape(s) by having the officer sign in the box provided
on the Occurrence Report.
This log will be maintained for all cheat, incident, and risk management
dubs made by Surveillance Operators and Shift Managers. Pertinent
information such as incident type, date, time, location, description of events
will be included in every entry.
SPECIAL SURVEILLANCE
This log will be maintained for all employees placed on special surveillance.
Pertinent information such as employee name, number, department, reason
for special surveillance, schedule, etc. will be included in every entry.
DECLARATIONDECLARACION
Testigo N° 2__________________________
(Este formato debe ser llenado por cada integrante del departamento de
CCTV de manera voluntaria, una vez firmado su contrato de trabajo o a
discreción del Gerente de CCTVThis form must be completed by each
member of the Surveillance Department, upon receipt of this manual and
turned over to the Surveillance Director).
SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENTEQUIPAMIENTO
DEL SISTEMA DE CCTV
DESCRIPCIÓN GENERAL
móviles.
Sin embargo, este tipo de cables, cuenta con la capacidad de transportar señales de
una impedancia más alta (100 ohmios), entonces, es por tal motivo que en los
extremos de la comunicación (a la salida de la cámara y a la entrada de la unidad
DVR o una unidad codificadora de video) se deben usar estos “balúns” o adaptadores
de impedancia. De esta forma, la señal es entregada por la cámara, adaptada a 100
ohmios por un balún, transportada por medio de cable UTP, adaptada nuevamente a
75 ohmios por otra unidad baloon balún e ingresada a las unidades DVR o a un
codificador de video.
Comenzando desde la señal de video proporcionada por cada una de las cámaras, las
cuales son transmitidas hasta la sala central de control, por medio de baloons, éstas
(señales de video) serán codificadas o digitalizadas para luego ser ingresadas a una
red Ethernet (núcleo central de la plataforma)
Una vez ingresadas a la red Ethernet ya mencionada, todas las señales de video serán
administradas por solo una plataforma de gestión, la cual contará con la posibilidad de
generar un solo sistema de video vigilancia, el cual podrá ser administrado por solo
una estación de trabajo y que contará entre otras características, con las siguientes
funcionalidades:
años.
Para cada una de las cámaras fijas, se debe considerar una unidad de lente.
Las cámaras fijas contarán con lente varifocalvari focal autoirisauto iris, lentes
Las lentes de la Serie VD de Pelco son lentes de tipo “intraspot”, que optimizan el
rango dinámico del iris. Una apertura máxima no menor a F1.8 hasta una apertura
mínima de F360 son características de todas estas lentes. Esto permite
características de rendimiento excelentes en una gran variedad de condiciones de
iluminación.
Características
• CCD Súper HAD IT de 1/3”
• Resolución de 540 Líneas de TV
• Iluminación Mínima de Escena: 0,12 Lux @ 15IRE (F1.2)
• DSP (Procesamiento de Señal Digital)
• Excelentes Compensaciones de la Luz de Fondo
• Sincronización Digital de la Alimentación
• Compensación Dinámica de Defectos del CCD
• Anulación del Parpadeo
• Balance Automático de Blanco
• Sincronización de Bloqueo de Línea
• Acepta Lente Iris Automático DC
• 12V CC / 24V CA (60 Hz)
• Transformador de circuito sin conexión tierra incorporado
Para los exteriores del casino, se contempla utilizar cámaras día/noche parca
Samsung, modelo SNC 2311.
Características técnicas
Para las cámaras fijas instaladas en el interior del casino, se contempla la utilización
de housingHousing tipo domo que simplemente se ajuste a las medidas y condiciones
delas cámaras seleccionadas.
Para las cámaras fijas instaladas en el exterior del casino, se contempla la utilización
de housingHousing Samsung, modelo GV-HOU3512/HB o cualquier otro que se
ajuste a las dimensiones de las camaras seleccionadas.
permite al domo rotar 180 grados y reposicionarse para lograr una visualización sin
interrupciones de cualquier sujeto que pase directamente debajo de la ubicación
del domo.
Características Técnicas:
La incomparable capacidad contra interferencias del modelo NV-3213S permite que las
señales de vídeo coexistan en el mismo conjunto de cable multipar con señales de
telefonía, datos, y circuitos de potencia de bajo voltaje. Perfecto para instalaciones de
CCTV donde prevalecen una gran cantidad de cámaras y la densidad de los receptores.
4.4- Micrófonos
Switch:
Los switch de comunicación corresponden a la
serie 4200 de la marca 3Com, los que permiten un alto
desempeño en flujos elevados de ancho de banda, así
como el transporte de paquetes de video RTP, o
equivalente a criterio de nuestro departamento de IT.
Rendimiento:
La Interconexión de los switchSwitch no se realizará en “cascada” como se hace
tradicionalmente, masmás bien se realizará en modo “Stack” que permite unir 2 o
más switch mediante un bus de datos de alta velocidad transformando el sistema en
un solo gran switch de alta velocidad.
Según lo descrito cámaras análogas, cámaras IP y cámaras Mega Píxel pueden ser
administradas, controladas, grabadas y visualizadas desde cualquier punto de la red
de video IP
Ejemplo Encoders
de
arquitectu
ra Fail
Over:
Encoders
Omnicast se configura en base a licencias de software. Es por eso que en la medida que
la plataforma “crece” o se requiere de algunas funcionalidades especiales, se van
haciendo necesarias licencias adicionales.
igual a 10 TB.
Además, se encuentran arregladas para operar en RAID5.
Las
imágenes
capturadas
por los
encoders y
administradas por la plataforma Omnicast, deben
ahora ser almacenadas en equipos especiales
destinados a esta tarea.
exportar la sentencia.
Power Vault MD1000, Rack, 3U, 15 Bay External SAS/SATA Storage Array
with
Locking Bezel
Rapid Rails for Dell, or otherSquare Hole Racks, MDxx00
SAS Cable, 2 Meter
1TB 7.2K RPM Universal SATA 3Gbps 3.5-in HotPlug Hard Drive 12 unit
PERC 6/E SAS external RAID adapter, 256MB, for MD1000
Hard Drive MultiSelect Option
4.8.5- Arquitectura
Diagrama General:
Cálculos de
Cámaras Tipo B 65
-- -- -- -- -- 500
Estación de trabajo tipo PC, con capacidad para mostrar en pantalla hasta 32
señales de video de manera simultánea
Especificaciones Técnicas:
4.9.2- Monitores
video”. Esta unidad cumple la tarea de llevar a formato análogo, una imagen
digital. De esta forma, obtenemos una imagen de mayor tamaño sin
pixelación.
El decodificador de video a utilizar, corresponde a la unidad S1970e-R
del fabricante canadiense Verint o equivalente a criterio de nuestro
departamento de IT.
5-
ESPECIFICACIONES DE LA SISTEMAOLUCION
Este sistema posee las siguientes cualidades, que lo hacen bastante singular y
atractivo:
8.3- Tecnología
Appendices
APPENDIX “A” -