Behind the uniform - catching up with Estate Patrol
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In this episode of Exeplore, we chat with the University’s head of security, Dan Nicoll, about the work of the Estate Patrol team across our Exeter campuses.
Get an insight into the role of our campus security team as Dan discusses how they work with students, staff and the wider community to help keep everyone at the University safe. From responding to alerts on the SafeZone app to their reaction to the WW2 bomb on campus in February 2021, no two days are ever the same for Estate Patrol.
You can learn more about the work of our campus security team and how to contact them here: www.exeter.ac.uk/departments/campusservices/campussecurity/
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