Building And Facilities Security Guard Officer
-
COURSE DATES AND LOCATIONS
DATE
Duration
LOCATION
FEES
Book Now
-
INTRODUCTION
Who is a facility security officer?
A facility security officer (FSO) is responsible for maintaining security in their organisation’s facilities. In addition, a facility security officer is also responsible for ensuring a secure environment for employees, vendors, and company visitors.
-
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to:
- A thorough understanding of all aspects of facility security maintenance
- The required expertise and skills to train other aspiring Facility security officers
- A comprehensive understanding of important concepts and aspects relating to facility security maintenance and complete clarity on when to use each facility security strategy.
- The necessary expertise and skills to effectively secure an organisation’s facility
- A complete understanding of the strategies that can be used to secure a facility, such as security personnel and technology
-
COURSE AUDIENCE
This course is made for :
Senior management officers involved in the organisation’s facility security
Facility security officers, industrial security representatives, security guards, security supervisors, and other staff members responsible for securing the organisation’s facility
Legal and compliance officers in charge of ensuring that laws and regulations relating to securing the organisation’s facility are adhered to
Any professional in the security industry interested in building a career in facility security management
-
COURSE OUTLINE
DAY ONE:
Module 1: Overview of Facility Security
Concept and overview
Importance of securing an organisation’s facility
Module 2: Components of Facility Security
Access control, or protection against entry by unauthorised persons,
Facilitating access for authorised visitors
Restricting access for unauthorised persons
Preventing removal of property by unauthorised persons
Preventing the introduction of unauthorised properties
Fire detection and suppression
Emergency-response planning
DAY TWO:
Module 3: Facility Security Strategies
Security risk analysis
Identify the assets
Identify the threats and determine the threat levels
Assess the likelihood
Estimate the potential impact
Use of technology, procedure, and equipment.
Deployment of personnel
Module 4: Types of Facility Security Equipment and their Maintenance
Alarm systems
CCTV
Industrial high-security door and lock systems
Cinder block or steel full-height walls and enclosed ceiling systems
DAY THREE:
Module 5: Common Physical Security Vulnerabilities
Doors and windows
Bulk and external storage areas
Drop ceilings and roof construction
Common access keys
Offsite storage
Wall construction
Combination locks and retail grade padlocks
Module 6: Duties of a Facility Security Officer
Assessment of security risks, vulnerability, and threats
The operation, calibrating, and testing of security equipment and systems
Security monitoring and administration, including audits, routine inspections, and record-keeping
Identifying weapons and improvised explosive devices
DAY FOUR:
Module 7: Fundamental Responsibilities of a Facility Security Officer
Facility security maintenance
Company compliance
Document control
Personnel clearances
Education and security awareness for cleared personnel:
Security planning and standard operating procedures (SOPs)
Arrests and detentions
Security reporting
Emergency Communications System (ECS)
Module 8: Emerging Security Trends in Facilities
Data security
IoT & remote monitoring
Drone technologies
Artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and robotics for access
AI-based facilities maintenance
DAY FIVE:
Module 9: Facility Security Best Practices
Create the right security culture in the organisation
A risk-based approach to physical security
Establishing a physical security plan
Module 10: Legal and Compliance Aspects of Security
Facility security and privacy laws and regulations
Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA)
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)
Fire code
Security compliance
Meaning
Importance
Benefits
Tools
Keyword
Training Subject
Training Location
