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Planeamento de segurança de grandes eventos: estudo de caso - Web Summit 2018
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O processo de planeamento é um processo contínuo de estudo e de análise constante das necessidades, dos objetivos e dos meios disponíveis para se alcançar determinado resultado.
Nesta investigação procuramos verificar como é realizado, atualmente, o processo de planeamento de segurança de grandes eventos (GE) pela Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP) no Comando Metropolitano de Lisboa (COMETLIS) e se o mesmo obedece a algum modelo estruturado, tendo por base o estudo de caso de um GE realizado na cidade de Lisboa, designadamente o Web Summit (WS) 2018. Com este estudo pretendemos ainda fornecer um suporte de informação que auxilie os Comandantes Táticos que têm a responsabilidade de realizar o planeamento de segurança de um GE, identificando os principais fatores e procedimentos a ter em conta.
Da análise realizada, para a qual se socorreu a métodos qualitativos, foram efetuadas entrevistas a alguns Oficiais da PSP que estiveram direta ou indiretamente envolvidos no planeamento de segurança do referido evento. Fruto dos resultados das entrevistas, da análise do estudo de caso e da bibliografia consultada, concluiu-se que não existe um modelo estruturado sobre o planeamento de segurança de GE e que este assenta fundamentalmente na experiência e conhecimento dos Comandantes, a quem recaia territorialmente a sua responsabilidade, bem como nos normativos legais e nos normativos internos da PSP. Concluímos ainda que o processo de planeamento de segurança de GE evoluiu perante os desafios que se apresentam à segurança, destacando-se a adoção de medidas adicionais de segurança.
The process of planning is an ongoing process of studying and analyzing the needs, objectives, and means available to achieve a certain result. In this investigation, we are trying to verify how the Public Safety Police (PSP) in the Metropolitan Command of Lisbon (COMETLIS) is planning the security of major events (ME), and if it follows a structured model, based on the case study of a major event held in the city of Lisbon, namely the Web Summit (WS) 2018. With this study we intend to provide an information support that helps the Tactical Commanders, who have the responsibility to carry out the security planning of a ME, identifying the main factors and procedures to take into account. From the analysis carried out, for which qualitative methods were used, interviews were conducted with some PSP Officers and Commanders who were directly or indirectly involved in the security planning of the event. As a result of the interviews, the analysis of the case study and the bibliography consulted, it was concluded that there is no structured model on security planning of ME and that this is based fundamentally on the experience and knowledge of the Commanders, their responsibility, as well as in the legal norms and internal norms of the PSP. We also concluded that the security planning process for ME evolved the challenges facing security, especially highlighting the adoption of additional security measures.
The process of planning is an ongoing process of studying and analyzing the needs, objectives, and means available to achieve a certain result. In this investigation, we are trying to verify how the Public Safety Police (PSP) in the Metropolitan Command of Lisbon (COMETLIS) is planning the security of major events (ME), and if it follows a structured model, based on the case study of a major event held in the city of Lisbon, namely the Web Summit (WS) 2018. With this study we intend to provide an information support that helps the Tactical Commanders, who have the responsibility to carry out the security planning of a ME, identifying the main factors and procedures to take into account. From the analysis carried out, for which qualitative methods were used, interviews were conducted with some PSP Officers and Commanders who were directly or indirectly involved in the security planning of the event. As a result of the interviews, the analysis of the case study and the bibliography consulted, it was concluded that there is no structured model on security planning of ME and that this is based fundamentally on the experience and knowledge of the Commanders, their responsibility, as well as in the legal norms and internal norms of the PSP. We also concluded that the security planning process for ME evolved the challenges facing security, especially highlighting the adoption of additional security measures.
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Planeamento Segurança Grandes Eventos Web Summit