Security & Safety
Stay Alert. Stay Safe. Look Out for One Another.
Security is everyone's responsibility. Together we protect our campus, our community and each other.
Head of Security
Head of Security
Security Is a Shared Responsibility
Campus safety works best when everyone plays a part — staying aware, following guidance, and supporting one another.
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Stay Alert
Notice your surroundings and report concerns early.
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Stay Safe
Follow College safety guidance on campus, at night and on the highway.
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Look Out for One Another
Support classmates and help create a caring, vigilant community.
Identification
College ID Requirements
Your College ID helps identify you and supports a safer campus.
- Trainees should carry valid College identification cards.
- Present the ID when requested by authorized College security personnel or other authorized officials.
- Do not lend your ID to another person.
Personal Safety
Small daily habits help keep you and your peers safer on and around campus.
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Be aware of your surroundings when moving around campus.
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Travel with others when possible, especially after dark.
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Keep valuables secure and avoid displaying unnecessary cash or devices.
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Trust your instincts — if something feels wrong, move to a safer place and report.
The Narok–Nairobi Highway is a busy road. Cross with extreme care.
Narok–Nairobi Highway Safety
Road awareness protects lives. Follow these safety steps every time you cross.
- Use designated crossing points where available.
- Do not rush across.
- Look carefully for approaching vehicles.
- Avoid phones and headphones while crossing.
- Take extra care at night or during poor visibility.
- Follow traffic rules.
Night Safety
Extra caution at night helps keep everyone safer.
- Use well-lit routes where available.
- Move with others when you can.
- Keep your phone accessible for communication, but stay attentive.
- Report anything unusual to authorized security personnel.
Suspicious Activity
If something does not look right, prioritize safety — do not confront suspects.
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Observe
Notice what is happening without putting yourself at risk.
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Move to Safety
Leave the area and go where you feel safer.
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Report
Inform authorized College security personnel or another authorized official.
Emergency Awareness
In an emergency, stay calm, move to safety where possible, and seek help from authorized personnel. This page does not list invented emergency phone numbers.
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Medical Emergency
- Seek immediate help from nearby staff or security.
- Go to the College Dispensary or appropriate medical support when available.
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Fire
- Leave the area safely and alert others nearby.
- Proceed to the Fire Assembly point.
- Report to authorized College personnel and do not re-enter until cleared.
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Security Threat
- Move to safety immediately.
- Avoid confrontation.
- Report to authorized security personnel as soon as you can.
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Road Accident
- Stay clear of further danger.
- Call for help through available College or community channels.
- Do not put yourself at further risk.
Property Protection
Protecting College and personal property is part of shared campus responsibility.
- Lock rooms and secure belongings when you leave.
- Do not leave bags, laptops or phones unattended.
- Report lost or found property to authorized College personnel.
- Respect College facilities and equipment.
Security Personnel
Authorized College security personnel help maintain a safe and orderly campus environment.
- They may request College ID as part of access and identification checks.
- They support access control across campus.
- They receive and respond to safety reports.
- Always cooperate respectfully with authorized security personnel.
- Security presence supports a welcoming campus — not a militaristic atmosphere.
Student-Life Safety
Safety connects with student wellbeing, accommodation and campus life. Explore related support services.
Safety Checklist
Use this checklist as a quick reminder. Tick items as you review them.
Contacts
For security and campus enquiries, use Contact Us or reach Student Services through the links below. Verified security contact details appear here only when configured.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Trainees should carry a valid College identification card and present it when requested by authorized College security personnel or other authorized officials.
No. Do not lend your College ID to another person. Your ID identifies you and supports campus access and safety.
Use designated crossing points where available. Do not rush. Look carefully for approaching vehicles, avoid phones or headphones while crossing, follow traffic rules, and take extra care at night or during poor visibility.
Observe, move to safety, then report. Do not confront suspects. Inform College security personnel or another authorized official as soon as it is safe to do so.
Security is a shared responsibility. Authorized College security personnel support campus safety, and every member of the College community should stay alert, stay safe, and look out for one another.
Use the Contact Us page for security and campus enquiries, or speak with authorized College security personnel on campus.
Stay Alert. Stay Safe.
Look out for one another — security is everyone's responsibility.