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The security of government buildings and facilities affects not only the daily operations of the government but also the health, well-being, and safety of employees and the public. This also applies to important facilities operated by private companies or non-profit organizations. There is a need for building protection by investigating, detecting, deterring and disrupting security threats. In order to protect and safeguard effectively and efficiently, personnel needs to be trained in communication skills, infrastructural know-how, and methodologies for the coordination of relevant parties.
This detailed and interactive course is designed to give a thorough understanding of how to manage security within an organization. It is designed for both experienced and non-experienced security managers. The course focuses on developments in security management and addresses some of the more complex issues of corporate security management.
Manpower Management & Managing Guarding Operations
Manpower Selection Training Officer Responsibilities
Training Officer Requirements
Protection of At-Risk Personnel
Emergency Situations
Introduction to Security Guard (Official) Profession
Theories of Criminal Motivation
Demonstrations & Protests
Terrorism and Militancy
Explosive Devices
Kidnapping
Economic Crime
Illicit Trading
Counterfeiting
Strategies reduce crimes in commercial organizations
Buildings Security Design Principles
Site Selection
Physical Boundaries
Security Alarms
Security Lighting
Monitoring Systems
Vehicle Parking
Access Management
Employee Identification
Intruder Detection Systems
Emergency types
Bomb (package, car, suicide) threat identification and response
Incident scene protection
Crowd management
Workplace Violence
Medical Emergencies
Natural Disasters
Basic components of physical security
Threats and assessment
Barriers, fencing, gates, locks, lighting, and alarms
Explosives and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
X-ray Screening Skills
X-ray screening equipment and methods
Identifying weapons and IEDs in an x-ray
Screening packed luggage and cargo packages
Integrating & Specifying Security Technology
Protection of Sensitive Information
Creating Effective Physical Security
A convergence of Physical & IT Security
Security Standards
Security level determinations for facilities
Physical security performance measures
Security design criteria for buildings and facilities
Best practices for safety and security
Purpose of a Security Survey
Sequencing a Survey and Survey Methodology
Determining Survey Scope
Surveying Field Work Practical
Investigation Methodology
Investigation Team Selection & Allocation of Roles
Prioritizing the Investigative Process
Evidence Gathering and Recording
Investigative Interview Techniques
Analysis of Investigation Information
Jurisdiction & Law Enforcement Agencies
Recording & Storage of Evidence
Understanding Risk and Risk assessment
Developing Security Risk Management
Fraud Risk Management
Global Risks & Corporate Continuity
Determining Strategic Business Continuity Management
Business Continuity Management Systems
Business Continuity Plans Exercises
Minimizing the Impact of Incidents
Running During Times of Crises
Improving Recovery Time
Auditing a Business Continuity Program
Auditing principles
Security policy
IT Systems Security Audit programs
Auditing Physical Security
Auditing security segments
Process of communication
Communication and courtesy
Overcoming the barriers to effective communication
Emergency communication
Communications tools/equipment (use & maintenance)
Subjective experience and communication
Advanced language patterns to influence
Questioning and listening efficiently and skillfully
Motivation and behavioral drivers
Awareness of the emotional loop
Averest Training Certificate of Completion or delegates who attend and complete the training course
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