Accor Hotels, Albert Einstein Hospital, Hospital das Cl\u00ednicas, and BP \u2013 Benefic\u00eancia Portuguesa de S\u00e3o Paulo, as well as the Eldorado and Vila Ol\u00edmpia shopping malls, are participating in the Congress.<\/em><\/p>\n S\u00e3o Paulo, May 2018 <\/strong>The 1st ESS Congress \u2013 Higher School of Security<\/a><\/strong>, The event, taking place from May 23rd to 24th at S\u00e3o Paulo Expo, will bring together representatives from major hotels, hospitals, and shopping centers in Brazil to share best practices, discuss case studies, and present innovative solutions at Exposec \u2013 International Security Fair. Those interested can find more information on the website.www.exposec.com.br<\/a>.<\/p>\n According to Rimantas Sipas, director of Cipa Fiera Milano, promoter of Exposec, the activity will bring together, for the first time in a single event, the different approaches to security for the entire hospitality sector. "The partnership with ESS was fundamental in having the main players in Brazilian hospitality at our event," he comments.<\/p>\n \u201cHotels, hospitals, and shopping centers require different types of access control. Added to this are very specific danger situations. We want participants to understand best practices and replicate or adapt them according to their needs,\u201d emphasizes F\u00e1bio Caruso, director of ESS.<\/p>\n Accor Hotels' Security and Risk Manager, Dion\u00edsio Campos, will share the actions, protocols, and procedures of his department, which focuses on prevention and support in managing low-impact crises, responding quickly and providing appropriate support in different scenarios. He notes that in Brazil, hotels that are not part of chains face greater difficulties in securing the necessary investments to implement their security standards, remaining primarily focused on fire risk.<\/p>\n The proposal from the Security Manager of the Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital, Dov Smaletz, is to foster discussion for the creation of a Multi-Hospital Assistance Plan, in addition to presenting the hospital's own contingency plan. "We want to take this opportunity to reinforce the idea that private hospitals can support each other to contribute to public safety during disasters," he explains.<\/p>\n In the case of Hospital das Cl\u00ednicas, the focus will be on the Security Master Plan implemented in 2015, which has been updated since then, to the point that it will launch at the ESS Congress a self-service kiosk and an application for its 10,000 daily patients to help in the authorization of visitors. According to Corporate Security Manager Rita Peres, the registration queue should decrease by more than 70%, as well as the use of paper in the process, in a move aimed at acquiring a complete security service, no longer just posts or equipment.<\/p>\n Josu\u00e9 Correia Paes, an employee of the USP Security Superintendency, will present a case study on the area surrounding the S\u00e3o Paulo Health Quadrilateral. This area houses several institutions that, in partnership with the Military and Civil Police, the Regional Prefecture, CET (S\u00e3o Paulo's traffic engineering company), Ilume (S\u00e3o Paulo's lighting company), and other public entities, have seen a decrease in violence, transforming this sensitive region into a safer place. "This program demonstrates real results and how important it is to include institutional relationships in security plans for the areas surrounding developments.".<\/p>\n BP \u2013 Benefic\u00eancia Portuguesa de S\u00e3o Paulo is another healthcare institution that will be present at the event. BP's Security Master Plan will be presented by the Corporate Security Manager, Adriano Mizuguti, who will demonstrate how integrating security needs into the institution's strategic planning generates operational efficiency. This is because the needs inventories are already defined for the coming years, and the entire process is faster since priorities are already outlined. This includes security needs, potential expansion or closure of units, as well as various other planned developments.<\/p>\n The 1st ESS Congress \u2013 Higher School of Security will also address the difficulties of implementing security protocols in shopping centers, private places that are fully open to the public without restriction. The Security Manager of Eldorado, Nelson Barbosa Junior, and the Operations Coordinator of Vila Ol\u00edmpia, M\u00e1rio Moura, will discuss these difficulties and how shared experiences and technology can help overcome the challenges.<\/p>\n To achieve this, they will address preventative measures across the various complexes they are responsible for, including typical day-to-day risks, tools used, training, simulations, minimizing the impact on the shopping centers themselves in case of a crisis, and other solutions that can be replicated or adapted for other hospitality sector units throughout Brazil.<\/p>\n EXPOSEC \u2013 International Security Fair Press Accreditation \u2013 <\/strong>Accreditation can be done directly with the 2PR\u00d3 Comunica\u00e7\u00e3o team. until May 21st<\/strong>. To register, journalists, press officers, and social media professionals should send an email to fieramilano@2pro.com.br with the following information: full name, name of the media outlet or press office for which they will be covering the event, email address, and contact phone numbers (landline and mobile).<\/p>\n Cipa Fiera Milano is a company specializing in organizing trade fairs and producing technical magazines, with the goal of bringing organizations in Latin America closer together and creating real business and networking opportunities. The company is the Brazilian branch of Fiera Milano, a leading trade fair and congress group in Italy and one of the most important in the world.<\/p>\n A Fiera Milano<\/strong><\/a> It has a unique portfolio of trade fairs considering the variety of economic sectors represented, as well as the quality presented at its events \u2013 both in Italy and abroad. There are 12 trade fairs in Brazil: EBRATS<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 <\/strong>Brazilian Meeting and Exhibition on Surface Treatments; FEITINTAS<\/a> Trade Fair for the Paint, Varnish and Related Products Industry; FESQUA<\/a> International Trade Fair for Windows, Doors, Hardware and Components; EXPOSEC<\/a> International Security Fair; EnerSolar + Brazil<\/a> International Trade Fair for Solar Energy Technologies; TecnoMultim\u00eddia InfoComm Brasil<\/a>; \u00a0FIRE SHOW<\/a> International Fire Fair; FISP FISST<\/a> International Trade Fair for Safety and Security; REATECH<\/a> International Fair of Technologies in Rehabilitation, Inclusion and Accessibility; TUBOTECH<\/a> International Trade Fair for Pipes, Valves, Pumps, Fittings and Components; wire South America<\/a>\u00a0International Cable and Wire Fair and BRASEG<\/a> Brazilian Trade Fair for Occupational Safety and Health and Fire Protection.<\/p>\n
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\nMaster Security Plan<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nShopping Centers<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\n<\/strong>Date:<\/strong>May 22-24, 2018
\nTime:\u00a0<\/strong>1 PM to 8 PM
\nLocation:<\/strong>S\u00e3o Paulo Expo Exhibition & Convention Center \u2013 Rodovia dos Imigrantes, Km 1.5 \u2013 S\u00e3o Paulo\/SP
\n* Free event for industry professionals<\/p>\n
\nAbout Cipa Fiera Milano<\/strong><\/p>\n