INTRODUCTION: 

Conducting a security survey is an essential skill for security managers. This Conducting Security Surveys and Assessments training course provides a step-by-step guide to the process of conducting an effective security survey and will provide you with a template for conducting your own surveys. This training course will show you how to identify the particular threats to your business, premises and staff, and how you can protect against them.   

During this Target  training course, the information and case studies will guide you through each stage involved in conducting a survey. You will also learn how to use the security survey as part of your ongoing risk analysis and security strategy.  Understanding what is essential to security assessments and surveys can be complex subject, with many factors to consider.

Learners will be introduced to a range of risk management and security design tools to enhance their organisation’s ability to protect its assets. This Target training course equips the security personnel with knowledge and skills in conducting security survey and be able to apply them in the workplace. 

This training course on Conducting Security Surveys and Assessments validates your ability to manage your Security Operations team, suppliers, resources, and business processes in line with current industry standards. You will learn all the necessary security measures in response to dynamic security demands. 

This Target training course will feature: 

• When to Conduct a Security Survey
• What Constitutes an Effective Security Survey
• How to Plan and Conduct a Security Survey
• How to use Crime Prevention Methods and Techniques to Reduce Crime and Loss
• How to use the Security Survey to Prepare a Risk Assessment
• What Security Measures are Available and When and How to Use Them
• How to Write a Security Survey Report and Make Effective Recommendations 

Course objectives: 

• Surveying different types of industry and premises
• Exploring, reducing and eliminating risks
• The application of security personnel and electronic protection
• Activities encouraging putting skills in to practice
• The course also explains the requirements of BS7499 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 

• Security Supervisors
• Security Agency Manager
• Security Operations Manager
• Chief Security Officer
• Security Executives 

Course Outline:

Security Risk Management Framework: 

• Introductions and Sign-In
• Developing the Operational Requirement
• System Design and Development
• How to Conduct Site Security Surveys
• Security Risk Analysis
• Introduction to Security Surveying and Design
• Effective Documentation
• Crime and Loss Prevention
• Introduction to Investigations
• Protection against Explosive Devices
• Manpower Management and Managing Guarding Operations
• Protection of Sensitive Information
• Understanding Primary Threats to Physical Security
• Conducting Risk (RA) and Vulnerability (SVA) Assessments
• Physical Security Asset Acquisition
• Operation and Maintenance of Physical Security Resources
• Security Risk Management
• Perimeter Security
• Buildings Security
• Access Management
• Contractor Selection
• Preparing a Successful Tender Package
• Security Policies and Procedures
• Defining Proposed Resource Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness
• Considering Life-Cycle, Warranty and Preventive Maintenance
• Managing a Security Project
• Finding the Balance between Public Facilitation and Security Measures
• Security Management Systems (SeMS)
• Performance and Compliance
• Determining Resource Support and Project Management
• Physical Security / Information Technology Integration
• Maintenance Regime Implementation 

Addressing Issues Faced by Security: 

• Crime and Loss Prevention
• Introduction to Investigations
• Protection against Explosive Devices
• Manpower Management and Managing Guarding Operations
• Protection of Sensitive Information
• Understanding Primary Threats to Physical Security
• Conducting Risk (RA) and Vulnerability (SVA) Assessments 

Access Control and Physical Monitoring: 

• Physical Security Asset Acquisition
• Operation and Maintenance of Physical Security Resources
• Security Risk Management
• Perimeter Security
• Buildings Security
• Access Management 

Overview of Security Planning: 

• Contractor Selection
• Preparing a Successful Tender Package
• Security Policies and Procedures
• Defining Proposed Resource Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness
• Considering Life-Cycle, Warranty and Preventive Maintenance
• Managing a Security Project 

Security Compliance and Project Management: 

• Finding the Balance between Public Facilitation and Security Measures
• Security Management Systems (SeMS)
• Performance and Compliance
• Determining Resource Support and Project Management
• Physical Security / Information Technology Integration
• Maintenance Regime Implementation