Practical Security TrainingElsevier, 2000 - 272 pages Practical Security Training is designed to help security departments develop effective security forces from the personnel screening and selection process to ensuring that proper ,cost-efficient training is conducted. Using the building block and progressive method approach allows security staff to become increasingly more effective and more confident. Flexible and practicle, these tools allow security practitioners to adapt them as needed in different environments. Considering hypothetical situations and case studies, performing drills and continually evaluating performance, the security staff can be better prepared to deal with both routine and emergency situations.
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Contents
Introduction to Practical Security Training | 1 |
Practical versus Theoretical Training | 5 |
References | 13 |
Identifying the Training Needs of the Security Force | 15 |
Reference | 26 |
Use of Case Studies in Training | 27 |
Executive Protection | 31 |
TrespasserIntruder | 32 |
Emergency Contact Information | 161 |
Post Procedures | 166 |
Emergency Response Procedures | 168 |
Security Department Regulations | 171 |
Additional Hypothetical Situations | 173 |
Suspicious Vehicle | 174 |
Slip and Fall | 175 |
Sexual Harassment Allegations | 176 |
Mass ShootingArmed Intruder Secure Facility | 33 |
Mass ShootingArmed Intruder Public Facility | 34 |
Workplace Violence | 35 |
References | 36 |
Use of Hypothetical Situations in Training | 37 |
Sample Scenarios | 38 |
Walk Through Talk Through Exercises | 42 |
Emergency Drills Putting Procedures into Practice | 49 |
Medical Emergency | 54 |
Bomb Threat | 57 |
Bomb Search | 59 |
Suspect LetterParcel | 61 |
Building Evacuation | 63 |
Elevator Entrapment Drill | 65 |
RiotCivil Disturbance | 67 |
Workplace Violence Involving a Weapon | 69 |
Critiquing Drills | 71 |
Immediate Action Drills | 72 |
Reference | 74 |
RolePlay Getting a Feel for RealLife Situations | 75 |
Examples from the Military | 76 |
Examples from Business | 79 |
Exercises to Improve Observation Skills | 85 |
Reference | 90 |
Testing Trainings Effectiveness | 91 |
Penetration Testing | 94 |
Daily Situation Testing | 104 |
Critiquing | 108 |
References | 109 |
Training Management and Specialized Personnel | 111 |
Executive Protection Personnel | 113 |
Management Personnel | 114 |
Reference | 122 |
Individual Applications of Practical Training | 123 |
References | 125 |
Resources for Security Trainers | 127 |
Associations | 128 |
Schools and Training Programs | 136 |
Products | 142 |
Magazines Newsletters and Other Publications | 145 |
Web Sites | 148 |
XYZ Corporation Orientation Manual for Security Personnel | 151 |
Access Control | 152 |
Uniformed Security Force Posts | 153 |
Radio Codes | 154 |
Contact Information | 155 |
Training | 156 |
Stacking Plan for XYZ Corporate Headquarters at 323 Main Street | 157 |
Sample Security OperationsProcedures Manual | 159 |
Table of Contents | 160 |
Fire | 177 |
Extreme Medical Emergency | 178 |
Discovering Drug Paraphernalia | 179 |
Dealing with an Employee Altercation | 180 |
Additional Case Studies | 183 |
Industrial Espionage | 184 |
Bombing Attack Supported by Diversion | 186 |
Workplace Homicide | 187 |
Industrial Espionage | 188 |
Assassination by an Extremist Group | 189 |
World Trade Center Bombing | 192 |
Oklahoma City Bombing | 194 |
Omagh Northern Ireland | 196 |
Sarin Gas Attack in Tokyo | 198 |
Sidney Reso Kidnapping | 200 |
Sample Evaluator Scenario Training Checklists | 203 |
Intruder Scenario | 204 |
Property Removal | 205 |
Telephone Bomb Threat | 206 |
Response to Theft Report | 207 |
Response to Medical Emergency Console Operator | 208 |
Suspect Item Response Security Officer | 209 |
Suspect Item Response Console Operator | 210 |
Suspect PackageEnvelope | 211 |
Elevator Entrapment | 212 |
Civil Disturbance Supervisor | 213 |
Dealing with a Disruptive Person | 214 |
Bomb Search Shift Supervisor | 215 |
Skills Practical Application Checklists | 217 |
Personnel Access Control | 218 |
Vehicle Access Control | 219 |
Visitor Reception | 220 |
Property Removal | 221 |
Perimeter Patrol | 222 |
Floor Patrol | 223 |
Fire Alarm Panel | 224 |
Internal Telephone System Usage | 225 |
Fire Extinguisher Usage | 226 |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | 227 |
Responding to Shock Victim | 228 |
Responding to a Victim with Deep LacerationsBleeding | 229 |
9mm Semiautomatic Pistol Maintenance and Inspection | 230 |
Sample Practical Training Schedule | 231 |
Immediate Action Drills | 243 |
Intruder Breaching Access Control Point | 244 |
Hazardous Materials Incident | 245 |
Elevator Entrapment | 246 |
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