Why Attend
This comprehensive seminar equips Security Officers with the skills and knowledge needed to enhance personal and organizational performance in today’s evolving risk landscape. Participants will gain expertise in technical security areas such as risk assessment, legislation, health and safety, incident control, and crisis management. The course emphasizes aligning security functions with organizational objectives while maintaining international standards and best practices. Through interactive and hands-on training, delegates will develop conflict resolution skills and implement effective security solutions. This program prepares security professionals to lead teams, manage risks, and create productive environments.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Identify best practice and effective policy implementation on leading security solutions; Effectively operate and interact with a security function; Identify communication strategies to build more productive communications; Understand the roles of Security Officer; Know how to effectively diffuse and deal with conflict; Understand special risk requirements; Identify the components of an Improvised Explosive device (IED)
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Day 1: Introduction to Security
Define the key purpose of security
The main objectives of a security officer
Qualities of a security officer
Assignment instructions
Control rooms
Confidentiality
Different types of patrols
Perimeter security and access control
Security lighting
Day 2: Threats to Assets
Understanding loss
Key point identification
Key point identification (Case study)
Risk analysis
Risk analysis (Case study)
Security survey (Theory)
Security survey (Practical)
Day 3: Special Risks
Understanding terrorism
Weapons and explosives recognition
Conditions in place before searching
Different types of search (Theory)
Different types of search (Practical)
Actions on a find
Evacuation planning
Threat warning reports
Day 4: Control and Restraint
Legal considerations
Impact factors
Reasonable response options
Profiled offender behavior
Identification of warning signs
Identification of danger signs
Striking techniques
Primary target area
Secondary target area
Final target area
Use of force report writing
Positional asphyxia
Day 5: Fire Prevention
The nature of fire (Video)
Three elements of fire
Classifications of fire
Fire extinguishers
Fire risk assessment
Fire risk assessment (Practical)