Company Security Officer ( SCO)
- Develop, maintain Security Plan.
- Assess security risk and threat .
- Ensure appropriate security measures are implemented and maintained.
- Ensure that security equipment and systems, if any, are properly operated.
- Encourage security awareness .
- Security Principles and role
- Key Responsibilities of All security officers
- Ethical Decision Making
- Professional Standards
- Ethical, Moral and Cultural Issues Security Officer Deal With
- Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace
- Communication
- Decision-Making in Evaluating Performance
- Training – the Supervisors “How To”
- Training Methodology
- Time and Stress Management
- Introduction to Problem Solving/Decision-Making
- Main jobs and roles in the security industry
- Main types of security threat
- Why and how do employees steal and commit fraud
- What is the security plan?
- How to keep records
- Assessment
Company Security Officer , Operation Managers, Marine and Technical Superintendents, Internal Auditors, Personnel of security companies
- Lectures and Presentations
- Case Studies and Scenario Analysis:
- Interactive Discussions and Group Activities:
- Assessment and Feedback:
Course Outline
RISK MANAGEMENT
- CSO and Crisis Situations
- Responses for Emergencies and Disasters
- Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Management
- Handling Multiple Priorities
- Conflict management
- HOW TO PROTECT PREMISES
- Dealing with Employees – Behavior and Motivation
- Resolving Conflict
- Maximizing Personnel Deployment
- Physical security measures
- Alarm components and methods of detection
- Legal implications of security measures
- Preventing and dealing with burglary and theft
- Introduction to security surveying
- Perimeter security
- Building security
- Preventing Workplace Violence
- Static guarding
- Preventing loss and theft
- Crime prevention
- Essential precautions against fire
- Fire fighting and extinguishants
- Protection against bombs and explosive devices
- Supervising during a Strike
- Assessment
- HOW TO CONDUCT PATROLS
This module helps security officers become aware of what to look for when patrolling. We review how to maintain communication with other security staff and the importance of having a process in place to ensure that you are not vulnerable to attack.
- Patrolling security officers
- Key carrying
- Communications
- Vulnerable places
- Intruders
- Property found in suspicious circumstances
- Uniform and plain clothes
- Amateur and professional thieves
- Mobile patrols. Dog patrol
- Planning for safety when patrolling on foot
- Assessment
- THE ROLE OF GATE Security
It the heart of many security operations. We examine how security officer can gain this all-important qualification.
- Gate CSO duties
- ID’s
- Access control
- Searching skills
- Escorting skills
- Recognized qualifications
- Assessment
- SECURITY AT EVENTS. CROWD CONTROL.
Crowds at an event can be unpredictable. If CSO protecting an event, especially after it finished when the crowd can get rowdy, CSO has to remain levelheaded and professional.
- Events count.
- Crowd management
- Duties during Special Events
- Dealing with protests
- Assessment
- SECURITY TECHNOLOGY
This includes installing, maintaining and monitoring security,
- CCTV. Specifying, installing, maintaining, legalities
- Fire Prevention and Safety
- Fire Extinguishers and Alarms
- Electronic and physical protection systems
- Other Security equipments
- Assessment
- MOBILE STAFF AND VIP PROTECTION
Looking after staff in transit is a high-risk jobs, because the person that you are protecting may be a target. You need to be assertive and ready to go into action if you have a kidnapping or a death threat.
- Protecting staff during travel.
- Defensive driving.
- Business travel.
- Reducing the risk of kidnap and ransom
- Responding to K&R
- Close protection
- Assessment
- HOW TO ARREST, INVESTIGATE AND INTERVIEW
If you need to make an arrest, you need to know the law. In this module we explain what CSO can and can’t do., and what action to take if the perpetrator resists arrest. We consider the best way to restrain someone.
We also examine how to conduct an investigation, how to interview suspects and get them to confess without putting pressure on them or using unlawful tactics. The same applies to the eyewitnesses: we discuss how to take witness statements and get witnesses to co-operate.
- How to conduct an investigation.
- Knowing the low
- Low and self defense
- Arrest by a security guard
- Information to be given upon arrest
- Use of force
- Unlawful arrest
- Precautions after arrest
- Questioning after arrest
- How to conduct an interview
- How to ask suspects
- Taking witness statements
- Assessment.
- HOW TO DEAL WITH EMERGENCIES
In this module we review the procedures for dealing with an emergency, knowing the process in times of threats such as terrorists, bomb threats and chemical attacks. There is a specific protocol for each type of threat.
- Common types of emergency
- Emergency procedures
- The role of security
- Terrorism
- Chemical, biological and radiological attacks
- Hoax calls, letter bombs and other explosive devices
- Crime and incident scene preservation
- Assessment
- Note taking and Reports
- Reports, Returns and Scheduling
- Problem Behaviors in Notetaking and Report Writing