2702 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City,

1300, Philippines

CSP CLASS 577

A. INTRODUCTION
1. Authority for the Survey
2. Date and Hour Survey was made
B. NAME AND MISSION OF INSTALLATION
1. Description of Surveyed Unit
2. Mission of the Installation
C. PHYSICAL SECURITY
1. Perimeter Barriers
2. Guard Force and Guard System
3. Personnel Identification and Movement Control
 4. Protective Lighting
5. Alarm and Communication System
6. Restricted Areas
7. Utilities
D. PERSONNEL SECURITY
1. Data concerning Key Personnel
2. Clearance Program
3. Security Education Program
4. Morale of Employees
5. Absentee Rate and Labor Turn-Over
E. DOCUMENT AND INFORMATION SECURITY
1. Rules and Regulations to Safeguard Sensitive Information

F. OTHER SITUATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

G. EMERGENCY PLANNING
1. Authority for the Survey

2. Date and Hour Survey was Made

Midas Hotel and Casino is located at 2701
Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
1. Description of Surveyed Unit
Midas Hotel and Casino is located at 2701 Roxas
Boulevard, Pasay City. The hotel is an 11-storey
building with two (2) basement levels with a total
floor area of approximately 2,000 sqm. A hotel
parking is provided at the back of the hotel that
can accommodate eighty (8) vehicles for hotel
guests and customers, and a front parking that
can accommodate at least fifty (50) vehicles.
There are forty (40) security personnel for the
hotel and forty (40) guards for the casino.
There are two (2) gate entrances for vehicles and four
(4) main entrances going to the hotel and casino.
Midas Hotel and Casino stands where three (3) hubs
of Metro Manila converge: Pasay City, home to the
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and the
Manila Domestic Airport, SM Mall of Asia, Cultural
Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex, and major
embassies; the City of Manila, where the Philippines’
most treasured cultural districts are found, and
Makati City, the country’s financial capital.
Situated along Roxas Boulevard at the coast of
Manila Bay, the hotel is flocked by the Japanese
Embassy and San Juan de Dios Hospital. It faces
Manila Bay, a few meters from the intersection of
Roxas Boulevard and EDSA. Midas Hotel and
Casino is near NAIA Terminals 1, 2 and 3 (about 4
kms away). Rooms located at the south side of the
hotel look out over the airport runway.
Nearest Transportation:
 MRT-3 Taft Avenue Train Station – 0.9 kms

 LRT-1 EDSA Train Station – 0.9 kms

Top Attractions in the Area:
 Shopping

 Nightlife

 Dining

For Tourists:
 Intramuros (Manila) – 7 kms

 Luneta Par (Manila) – 5.4 kms

Areas Recommended For:

 SM Mall of Asia, SMEX Convention Center, SM Arena –

1.3 kms
 Star City, Cultural Center of the Philippines – 1.9 kms
 Greenbelt Malls (Makati City) – 3.5 kms
 Bonifacio Global City (Taguig City) via EDSA – 7.6 kms
 Philippine International Convention Center (PiCC) – 3.5
kms
 World Trade Center – 2.3 kms
Amenities:
 Valet Parking
 Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
 Hot Tub
 Fitness Centere with Gym / W orkout Room
 Bar / Lounge
 Casino and Gambling
 Evening Entertainment
 Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
GOOGLE MAP LOCATION OF MIDAS HOTEL AND
CASINO
MAP LOCATION OF MIDAS HOTEL AND CASINO
2. Mission of the Installation
Midas Hotel and Casino is a hotel that caters to
local and foreign tourists and has a convention
area for conferences and other special events,
the Tent.
1. Perimeter Barriers
SITUATION AS SURVEYED
The hotel building is not fenced
and surrounded by roads and
adjacent buildings. Hence, the
exterior concrete walls and glass
windows served as the perimeter
barrier itself. Access inside the
building premises is through the
main lobby entrance and other
secondary entrance/exit points,
and through the two (2)
basement parking levels.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Implement “target-hardening”
measures through stringent
personnel access control by the
guards at the main lobby and
other points of entry/exit, and by
the basement parking entrance
guards. Real-time monitoring of
the perimeter areas and entry
points should be done 24/7 by
dedicated CCTV operators. Strict
implementation of ID system to
all personnel (employees, staff,
visitors, contractors,
maintenance, other authorized
persons).
2. Guard Force and Guard System

SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS

There are forty (40) security  Security officers must
personnel for the hotel and closely supervise their
forty (40) guards for the casino subordinate guards in the
securing Midas Hotel and proper performance of their
Casino 24/7. duties
 Security personnel must
always practice good customer
service
 Minimum health protocols
must always be enforced by
the guards to all hotel guests,
customers, employees and all
other authorized personnel
3. Personnel Identification and
Movement Control
SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS
Lobby entrance guards  Strict screening of all
implement personnel control. incoming hotel guests,
customers and all other
personnel must be
implemented
No ID no entry policy to all
employees and other
personnel must be enforced.
Unauthorized persons must
not be allowed entry inside the
building premises, such as
vendors, beggars, persons
under the influence of liquor,
etc.
4. Protective Lighting

SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS

There is adequate lighting  Regular checking/inspection
inside the building premises, of the standby emergency
parking and perimeter areas. generator set be done to
ensure automatic and
continuous lighting at the
whole AOR in case of brown-
out.
5. Alarm and Communication System
SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS
SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS
Alarm systems (CCTV, smoke ➢ Regular checking/inspection
There is fire
detectors, adequate lighting
alarms, etc. are  Regular
of the alarmchecking/inspection
systems to ensure
inside the building premises,
installed inside the building of the standby
that they are alwaysemergencyin
parking and perimeter areas.
premises. generator mode.
operational set be done to
ensure automatic and
continuous lighting at the
whole AOR in case of brown-
out.
6. Restricted Areas/Utilities

SITUATION AS SURVEYED RECOMMENDATIONS

Restricted areas/vital utlities are:  Installation of signage, such
 Electrical rooms as “Restricted Area”, “No Entry
 Genset to Unauthorized Persons”, etc.
Water tanks  Monitoring 24/7 by the
 Elevator machine rooms CCTV operator for possible
 Others sabotage
 SITUATION
Data Concerning Key Personnel
Clearance Program
Security Education Program
RECOMMENDATIONS
Maintenance of data base of all
Key Personnel must be
observed.
Background check/background
investigation of all new
employees must be conducted.
The Agency shall submit an
Annual Training Program to
the Management regarding the
conduct of security trainings,
emergency and QRT drills to
the security personnel and
employees.
 SITUATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Morale of Employees Regular dialogue must be done
by the Management to the
employees to know their
grievances and to come up
with appropriate solutions.
Absentee Rate and Disciplinary action must be
Labor Turn-Over imposed to erring employees
and appropriate awards and
commendations be given to
deserving ones.
 SITUATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Rules and Regulations to All staff and employees must
Safeguard Sensitive Information be always reminded to comply
and observe the Data Privacy
Law.
SITUATION RECOMMENDATIONS
 Risk Management
Hazards Mitigation Measure Remarks
- Carnapping Security Awareness Seminar
- Study an emergency plan and Drills will be conducted annually
- Deployment of perimeter parking
- Motor/Bike guard with body cam and motorcycle Security awareness seminar will
napping is highly recommended to ensure be conducted once a month
deterrent guard
Once a Month of Drills &
- Bombing - Emergency plan and Drills Actual Exercise
- Active Two times a year of Drills
- Study an emergency plans and Drills & Actual Exercise
Shooter

- Armed Two times a year of Drills

- Study an emergency plans and Drills & Actual Exercise
Robbery
- Study an emergency plans and Drills
- Strengthen physical barrier, Once a Month of Drills & Actual
- Theft
accreditation of providers back Exercise
ground investigation
 Risk Management
Hazards Mitigation Measure Remarks
- Strengthened communication
reporting system and conduct drill on Once a Month of Drills &
- Kidnapping
how to respond in case of Actual Exercise
abduction/kidnapping
 Risk Management
Hazards Mitigation Measure Remarks
Two times a year of Drills
- Arson - Study an emergency plan and Drills & Actual Exercise

- Lockdown and Crowd control

- Enhanced communication reporting,
protocol and conduct drill on how to
- Hostage response Two times a year of Drills&
Taking - Enhanced coordination with friendly Actual Exercise
forces, community networks

- Study an emergency plans and Drills

- Enhanced coordination with friendly Two times a year of Drills
- Terrorism & Actual Exercise
forces, community networks

- Study an emergency plan and Drills

- Strengthen physical barrier, Once a Month of Drills &
- Salisi accreditation of providers back ground Actual Exercise
investigation
 Risk Management
Hazards Mitigation Measure Remarks
- Strengthen physical barrier,
Two times a year of Drills
- Murder accreditation of providers back ground
& Actual Exercise
investigation
- Strengthen physical barrier,
Once a Month of Drills &
- Sabotage accreditation of providers back ground
Actual Exercise
investigation
 Natural Mitigation Measure Remarks
- Conduct regular drills
- Identified safeguard and evacuation area Once a Month of Drills
-Earthquake - Test and enhance contingency & Actual Exercise
and emergency plans
- Flooding emergency preparedness
- Food provision Stranded
- Billeting of stranded of customer
Evacuation of affected communication Two times a year of Drills
Flooding -
&
- Security Personnel
Actual Exercise

- Typhoon emergency preparedness

- Food provision Stranded
- Billeting of stranded of customer
Evacuation of affected communication Once a Month of
Typhoon -
- Security Personnel Drills& Actual
Exercise