By the end of this course, delegates will know about:

• • Best management practice and how to apply these principles
  • Planning security projects and implementing these effectively
  • Creating a protection program to protect intellectual property in addition to physical assets
  • Running a pro-active professional security team

Security supervisors & officers, facility supervisors, HR and administrative supervisors responsible for security, Environment, Health and Safety and fire personnel

Introduction to Industrial Security

• • Strategic and executive management
  • Management the risk
  • Security considerations for Industry
  • Corporate Crisis

Threats to Assets and Industrial Security Considerations

• • Risk analysis
  • Security Survey
  • Evacuation Planning
  • Quantifying loss
  • Loss of reputation
  • Key point identification

Implementing Security and Management Planning

• • Crisis Management Plans
  • Business Continuity Plans
  • Mutual Aid
  • Communication Strategies
  • Communication and Control Centres
  • Dealing with the Media
  • Post Event
  • Area for Fire
  • Role of Security Staff
  • Hazards, Precautions, Protection and Safety Issues

Special Risks

• • Terrorism
  • Kidnap
  • Threat Warning
  • Search Techniques
  • Explosives recognition
  • Anti and Counter Surveillance
  • Psychological and Welfare Problems

Industrial Security Case Studies

• • Bhopal
  • Chernobyl
  • Texas City

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