Why GUARDIAN is Needed:
ATC towers are critical for aviation safety. Any disruption caused by attacks, explosions, or structural breaches can have catastrophic consequences.
How GUARDIAN Helps:
Blast-proof walls, bullet-resistant doors, and reinforced windows ensure uninterrupted operations. Our solutions are designed to withstand extreme forces, keeping controllers and critical communication systems safe.
Benefits:
- Operational continuity under threat
- Protection for personnel and sensitive equipment
- Customized solutions for tower layouts and height requirements
Technical Features of Guardian School Security Solutions
- Bulletproof Glass & Windows: Multi-laminated layers of glass and polycarbonate for clear visibility, available in BR2–BR7 levels.
- Ballistic Doors: Steel-reinforced doors with armored cores and multi-point locks, available opaque or with bullet-resistant glazing inserts.
- Armored Walls: Lightweight ballistic panels (bullet board or steel-composite) installed inside standard walls to upgrade protection without visible change.
- Safe Rooms: Panic rooms built inside schools for emergency lockdowns, equipped with independent communication and ventilation.
- No-Spall Technology: Prevents glass fragments from harming students or staff in case of impact.
Where Schools Need Protection
- Main Entrances & Lobbies – Level 1–2 bulletproof glass and reinforced doors for access control.
- Reception & Administration Offices – Ballistic windows and armored partitions to safeguard staff.
- Classrooms & Corridors – Doors with ballistic cores and controlled locking to delay or stop intrusions.
- Libraries, Auditoriums, Labs – High-level protection for large gatherings.
- Safe Rooms – Secure spaces for students and staff during emergencies.
Levels of Protection for Schools
| Level | Threat Profile | Recommended Components | Specs / Thickness (Default) | School Zones Applied |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 – Basic Protection | Handgun threats, small-caliber firearms, low-risk intrusion | • Bullet-resistant glass for entry points • Reinforced admin windows • Doors with ballistic inserts |
• Glass: 20–30 mm laminated (BR2–BR3 / NIJ Level IIA–IIIA) • Walls: 7–12 mm ballistic board panels • Doors: 50–70 mm armored leaf |
Main entrances, reception, admin offices, visitor lobbies |
| Level 2 – Enhanced Protection | Higher-power handguns, limited rifle threats | • Fully bulletproof windows • Ballistic doors with multi-point locking • Opaque armored wall sections |
• Glass: 30–45 mm laminated ballistic glass (BR4 / NIJ IIIA) • Walls: 12–20 mm composite ballistic panels • Doors: 70–90 mm with steel core |
Teacher offices, classrooms near entrances, corridors, exam halls |
| Level 3 – High Protection | Assault rifles (7.62×39mm, 7.62 NATO), targeted attack | • Ballistic glass BR5–BR6 • Bullet-resistant opaque walls • Armored classroom / hall doors |
• Glass: 45–70 mm laminated or hybrid glass/polycarbonate (BR5–BR6) • Walls: 20–40 mm composite or steel panels • Doors: 90–120 mm ballistic construction |
Libraries, auditoriums, IT labs, control rooms |
| Level 4 – Critical Protection | High-power rifles, armor-piercing rounds, extreme threats | • Safe rooms for students & staff • BR7 glazing for observation areas • Blast-resistant doors/walls |
• Glass: 70–100 mm advanced ballistic glazing (BR7 / NIJ IV) • Walls: > 50 mm armored composite/steel • Doors: > 120 mm ballistic & blast-rated |
Panic rooms, security offices, critical storage areas |