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Minimum Resources Required during a Disaster for Marina Bay Sands

CBF-6: Security & Surveillance

During a disaster, maintaining effective security and surveillance operations is critical to ensuring the safety of guests, employees, and assets at Marina Bay Sands (MBS). The Security & Surveillance function (CBF-6) is central to safeguarding the integrated resort’s high-profile facilities, including its hotel towers, gaming areas, convention spaces, shopping mall, and attractions such as the SkyPark.

In times of crisis, the ability to continue essential security operations—such as access control, monitoring, emergency response, and coordination with external law enforcement—relies heavily on having sufficient minimum resources at designated recovery locations. This ensures continuity of service, minimises potential disruptions, and upholds MBS’s reputation as a world-class, safe destination.

The following table outlines the minimum resources required for each Sub-CBF under CBF-6 Security & Surveillance during a disaster. It details recovery locations, staffing, seating, telecommunications, computing devices, and other critical items necessary to sustain operations.

Table: Minimum Resources Required during a Disaster – CBF-6 Security & Surveillance

Summing Up ...

The table above highlights the minimum staffing, equipment, and technology resources necessary to sustain Security & Surveillance (CBF-6) functions at Marina Bay Sands during a disaster. By pre-identifying these requirements and assigning them to recovery locations, MBS ensures that critical security operations—including monitoring, access control, incident response, and coordination with authorities—remain operational under adverse conditions.

This structured approach not only enhances resilience but also reinforces the confidence of stakeholders, guests, and regulators that MBS is fully prepared to maintain safety and security in times of crisis. Business continuity for Security & Surveillance is therefore not merely an operational necessity, but a fundamental commitment to the well-being of all who rely on MBS’s world-class facilities.

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