The Safety and Security Section, Division of Building and Facilities, conducted a field visit to supervise security officers stationed at intersections and pedestrian crossings across campus during peak hours (7:30–8:30 AM and 4:30–5:30 PM), aiming to facilitate traffic flow, reduce congestion, and minimize accident risks.
This field visit focused on upgrading officers' operational practices, emphasizing the use of standardized hand signals, appropriately sequencing vehicle movement, prioritizing pedestrians at crossings, selecting safe standing positions, and wearing reflective vests and full personal protective equipment throughout their duty.
In addition, traffic conditions were surveyed and high-density points were assessed to inform improvements in traffic management and enhance overall efficiency. This will help reduce the risk of accidents, ensure smoother travel, and build confidence among those using routes within the university.
The Division of Building and Facilities remains committed to the continuous development of traffic management systems and safety measures, in order to enhance the quality of service and create an environment conducive to learning, working, and daily life. This is intended to promote travel within the university that is convenient, orderly, and safe for everyone.