CISCO officers to get newly designed uniforms
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SINGAPORE: CISCO officers will be getting new uniforms next week.
The move comes 2 weeks after the security organisation was corporatised.
Previously, it was difficult to tell CISCO officers from Police officers.
But all three thousand two hundred CISCO officers will start wearing the new uniforms from next Wednesday.
That is because CISCO is now a private limited company, and staff no longer wear the Home Team's blue.
"After we corporatised, we are talking about our own new corporate colour, it is a tinge lighter than the old blue and the material is lighter, it is a poly viscose it breathes better and is more comfortable for our officers to wear," said Paul Chong, Chief Executive Officer of CISCO.
The belt has also changed from black to brown which will make it easier to immediately recognise CISCO officers.
Cisco started out as the Guard and Escort Unit in 1958.
Back then officers wore shorts but over the years the uniform has been gradually updated to this latest design.
Besides the clothing, other aspects of CISCO have been getting a makeover.
At the new high-tech nerve centre, staff keep track of security vehicles using GPS tracking systems, and officers out on duty will soon be able to report back their location at the touch of a button.
That means faster response times when security needs arise. - CNA /dt -
The lining makes it look weird
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wat looks weird?Originally posted by sbst275:The lining makes it look weird -
There is a line abv the pocket (For guys) and a line below the name tag for galsOriginally posted by shinta:wat looks weird? -
I repeat wat I said in another similar thread in the SPF forums:-
Dunno how many Malaysian Singapore-police-wannabe will quit after the change in the Uniform
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Why you had this qn in mind?Originally posted by octega:
I repeat wat I said in another similar thread in the SPF forums:-
Dunno how many Malaysian Singapore-police-wannabe will quit after the change in the Uniform