Correctional Facilities

Prisons and detention centres — security built into every detail of the fabric.

Correctional Facilities — sector cover

Correctional work is residential construction with the risks inverted: the fabric itself is the security system. The frame, envelope and services are the familiar shared methods, linked below — but every cell door, every grille, every anti-ligature detail and every metre of the perimeter is a security component with its own specification, its own testing and its own witness points.

The three guides in this sector cover prison construction — houseblocks built to hold, not just to house; custodial fit-out and security systems, where locks, doors and detection are commissioned like process plant; and services commissioning in an estate where a failure is a security incident, not a maintenance ticket. Quality control is witness-heavy throughout, and handover tests the locks before it tests the lights.

What does Correctional Facilities cover?

Process guides in Correctional Facilities

Shared methods used in Correctional Facilities

Part of the Buildings group.