ADVANCED SECURIETY MANAGEMENT&RISK MITIGATION TRAINING

WHO SHOULDATTEND?

• Experienced or non-experienced security managers.
• Civilian representatives.
• Managers.
• Supervisors
• Risk management staff.

Course Objectives

Upon completing thisadvanced security management course, participants will be able to:

• Apply foundational management concepts to security and elucidate the specialized role of the security manager.
• Planned, developed, and managed human and material resources to operate a security unit effectively.
• Provide guidance on developing security programs and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Oversee and enforce the implementation of security programs and SOPs.
• Ensure that security personnel are proficient in implementing preventive security measures.
• Offer consultative advice on developing emergency plans and managing necessary security responses during security emergencies in various facilities.

• TRAINING METHODOLOGY:
• Developing the skill set to respond effectively to security incidents.
• Interpreting the latest international regulatory requirements.
• Elevating professionalism within facilities through the development and implementation of effective procedures.
• Identifying and managing security risks efficiently.
• Crafting Risk Matrices and determining the potential consequences of various events.

Course Content

DAY1: Security Risk Management Framework

• Security risk management.
• Loss prevention techniques.
• Security surveillance and the overarching security management framework.
• Working the system in an advanced security management framework.
• Fundamental principles in physical security resource management.
• Strategies for Building and Perimeter Security.

DAY 2: Addressing Issues Faced by Security

• Determining job requirements and recruiting criteria for exemplary security officers.
• Methods for motivating staff and delivering constructive feedback.
• Techniques for deploying, briefing, and supervising security personnel.
• Assessing staff performance with accuracy.
• Recognizing primary threats to physical security.
• Executing comprehensive risk assessments (RA) and security vulnerability assessments (SVA).

DAY 3: Access Control and Physical Monitoring

• Advanced use of electronic intruder detection systems.
• Security contingency planning for unforeseen events.
• Acquisition protocols for physical security assets.
• Best practices in CCTV operations.
• Operational guidelines and maintenance of physical security resources.
• Techniques for maintaining situational awareness.

DAY 4: Overview of Security Planning and Investigations

• Development of security and emergency planning documentation.
• Procedures for responding to significant security emergencies.
• Implementing security policies and procedures effectively.
• Evaluating proposed resource outcomes for cost-effectiveness.
• Consider life-cycle, warranty, and preventive maintenance in security planning.
• Industry-standard investigation techniques.

DAY 5: Information Security

• Balancing public facilitation with stringent security measures.
• Understanding the frameworks of security management systems (SMS).
• Fundamentals of close protection.
• Determining the necessary resource support.