The escalating threat and prevailing uncertainty, particularly in this region, highlight the critical need for highly trained industrial Security Professionals. The potential crises stemming from inadequate security measures pose significant challenges to industries. These demands necessitate professionals who are well-versed in ensuring the safety and security of individuals, property, and sensitive corporate information. It is imperative to have skilled individuals who can effectively mitigate risks and protect valuable assets in the face of evolving security threats. By prioritizing the training and development of industrial Security Professionals, organizations can enhance their ability to address security concerns and maintain a safe environment for their operations.

Course Objectives:

At the end of this workshop fashion training, delegates will:

Be able to understand the fundamental issues of the Security System in industrial setting
Gain a broader understanding of the principles of asset protection in the interest of the employees and visitors
Be able to conduct security risk assessment
Strive for high levels of career achievement
Be able to deal with various issues and special situations (threats, non-compliance, environmental, etc.)
Be able to investigate security breaches and related crisis
Efficiently communicate with all concerned parties and individuals

Who Should Attend?

Primarily aimed at personal in the field security who have accountability and responsibility for the security activity within their company, and who are seeking high level and professionalism in the field. It will also benefit executives and managers who require an insight into security professionalism.

Course Outlines:

The role of security manager
Current Issues in Security
Company policies and procedures
Future of private security
Security personnel selection
Threats, risks & vulnerability analysis;
Security-related business functions
Technology in security
Emergency management
Security risk assessment process and reviews
Motivation and evaluation
Collaboration in HazMat protection;
Hostile environment;
Situational awareness;
Security officer scheduling
Interpersonal communications
Staff training and development
Managing/supervising to reduce liability
Risk and crisis management
Legal aspects of security
Designing operations centers
Workplace violence
Crime prevention/community relations
Emerging of a business recovery plan
Investigating security breaches
Documentation
Communication to stakeholders
Writing a Proficient Report

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