Cezary Mecwaldowski

Designer, researcher, expert witness and author of publications

Senior lecturer of the Central Training Centre of Prison Service, Poland. Responsible for training courses focusing on ICT in prisons, confidential information, personal data protection and how to use of devices to control people, luggage and vehicles. For ten years I was a lecturer/trainer at the Security Training Department. Specialist in technical protective security, in particular, alarm systems. I have been conducting a video surveillance research in the Polish Prison Service for over eight years. I have a two years experience in Power engineering, twenty years in designing low-current systems, electronic security - alarm systems and a two-year internship in Saudi Arabia in the field of power industry and automation. For 3 years I have been a lecturer at the Training Center of the Polish Chamber of Alarm Systems.

He completed a trainer course in the international R4JUST and MIRAD projects and a week-long training in Lisbon in the use of the IRS (Individual Radicalisation Screening) and VR (Virtual Reality) tools.
A graduate of Łódź Technical University majoring in Industrial Power and Applied Computer. Moreover, successfully completed post-diploma studies at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland – "Pedagogy" and at the University of Economics in Poznań, Poland – "Organisation and Management in Public Administration".

Reviews in the field of video surveillance systems (VSS, CCTV) for courts and prosecutors

Expert and lecturer in Polish Chamber of Alarm Systems

Expert of the think tank ObserwatoriumBezpieczenstwa.pl

On the website of the Polish Suicide Prevention Society there is a link to the article: "Suicide in a prison cell under video surveillance. The use of video surveillance to prevent suicide in prison isolation"