Planning & Management of Integrated Security Systems, Safety & Loss Prevention

Course Overview

Partecipants in Integrated Security Systems acquire and apply the theoretical knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for correct and effective deployment of intrusion design systems within a variety of contexts. Presented with a wide array of learning opportunities that aim at the distinct learning styles and purposes, delegates will develop comprehensive skills in change management, human interfaces within the intrusion system environment, culture and advanced communication skills.

Course Objective

Identify elements ofintegrated security systems
Explain the causes of accidents using accident causation models
Identify the hazards and risks associated with a development of a safe system of work
The application of ergonomics and the role of human factors
Planning and management of integrated security systems
The principles of safety performance measurement

Who Should Attend??

Entry level security personnel

Course Outline

Advanced security system in industrial plants
Management functions and security system.
Planning for security system.
Developing an effective security system
The components of a plant security system.
Security hazards identification.
Identifying techniques of security hazards.
Risk assessment for security hazards.
Identifying and selecting of control methods
Integrated security system
Access Control System (SACS).
Gates Control Equipment.
Perimeter Protection Systems
Effective methods of searching people and vehicles.
The role of security team in a contingency plan

Training Methodology

Presentation & Slides
Audio Visual Aids
Interactive Discussion
Participatory Exercise
Action Learning
Class Activities
Case Studies
Workshops
Simulation