This course covers the principles of security management and operations involved to protect the business and assets. The course covers a wide variety of areas and provides knowledge of the principles of loss and decision making within the security environment. The course provides an overview of the factors that form a modern security management team. It aims to provide knowledge to those who may be designated to perform the duties and responsibilities of security operations with respect to the security of a facility.

By the end of this course, delegates will be able to:

• • Know state-of-the-art techniques and operations for security men in the industrial oil and gas companies
  • Know the latest security techniques and their applicability for better industrial security
  • Identify the new challenges to the security and assess the threat perception
  • Sensitize the participants to emerging areas in critical infrastructure protection
  • Provide a forum for discussion on security scenario in general and industrial security in particular.
  • Identify emerging threats to industrial security and to devise protective strategies to meet the challenges effectively
  • Review the existing security systems in industrial undertakings
  • Know various latest developments in science & technology in the field of industrial security

Security men I, Security men II, Security Personnel.

Course Outline:

• • Goals of Security
  • American Red Cross First Aid Training & CPR
  • Emergency Procedures
  • Ethics and Professional Conduct
  • Observation Techniques
  • Security Patrol Techniques and Procedures
  • Carry Out Vehicle Inspection
  • Report Writing
  • Crime and Accident Scene Protection
  • Interviewing Techniques
  • Crime and Accident Prevention Techniques
  • Fire Detection, Suppression and Life Safety
  • Fire Protection and Accident Control
  • Monitor Security from Control Room
  • Team Work and Team Building
  • Evacuation Procedures
  • Access Control
  • Trespass
  • Crowd Control
  • Radio Procedures
  • Threat Perception, Vulnerability Assessment Risk Analysis
  • Integrated Industrial Security Management
  • Dynamics of Industrial Security
  • Concept & Principles of Industrial Security
  • Sabotage Espionage and its Counter Measures
  • IEDs, Modern Security Gadget
  • Emergency Procedures
  • Emergency Preparedness and Response and Contingency Planning
  • Knowledge of Current Security Threats and Patterns
  • Recognition and Detection of Weapons, Dangerous Substances and Devices
  • Security Equipment and Systems, and their Operational Limitations
  • Methods of Physical Searches and Non-Intrusive Inspections
  • Accident and Crime Prevention
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Use of Force & Detention
  • Warehouse and Office Building Security
  • Role of Policy and Procedure
  • Emergencies, Crisis's and Catastrophes
  • Prepare and Present Security Documentation and Reports
  • Maintain a Safe Workplace and Environment
  • Maintain Security of Environment
  • Control Persons Using Empty Hand Techniques
  • Control Persons Using Baton
  • Conduct Evacuation of Premises
  • Operate Specialized Security Equipment

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.