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All new series
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Endorsed by International
Foundation for Protection Officers (IFPO)
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| Module #1 - Asset Protection and Security |
Module #7 - Fire Protection and Life Safety |
- Basic Security Terms
- Basic Security Functions
- Business Organization Principles
- History and Traditions of Security
- Types of Security Operations
- Professionalism
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- Basic Classifications of Fire
- Fire Hazards on Patrol
- Detection Systems and Use of Fire
- Extinguishers
- Fire Prevention
- Safety Investigation
- HazMat
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| Module #2 - Human and Public Relations |
Module #8 - Criminal Law and Criminal Liability |
- Client-Centered Security
- Attitude
- The Publics We Serve
- Tactics to Build Client-Oriented Security
- Dealing with Angry People
- Improving Relationships with Law Enforcement
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- Elements of a Crime
- Burden of Proof and Criminal Liability
- Crimes Faced by Security Practitioners
- Concept of Legal Authority
- Protection of Property
- Use of Force
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| Module #3 - Report Writing |
Module #9 - Civil Law and Civil Liability |
- Management's Use of Reports
- The 5 Cs of Report Writing
- Taking Proper Field Notes
- Writing Descriptions
- Interrogatories
- Common Problems with Report Writing
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- Difference Between Criminal and Civil Law
- Negligence, Vicarious Liability, and Intention Torts
- Prevention and Avoiding Civil Liability
- Deputization, Detention, and Merchants' Privilege
- Juvenile Detention
- Use of Force
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| Module #4 - Communications |
Module #10 - Ethics, Deportment, and Professional Conduct |
- Process of Communication
- Communication and Courtesy
- Interpersonal Communication
- Overcoming the Barriers to Communication
- Written Communication
- Emergency Communication
- Communications Equipment
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- What it Means to be Professional
- Certification Programs
- Security Officer Discretion
- Codes of Ethics
- Recognizing an Ethical Problem
- Standards of Security Officer Conduct
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| Module #5 - Patrols and Fixed Posts |
Module#11 - Investigations |
- Purposes and Techniques of Patrol
- Use of Senses
- Rules of Observation and Perception
- Patrolling in Darkness
- Fixed Post Duty
- Practical Tactics
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- Practices for Investigations
- Preliminary and Follow- Up Investigations
- Interviewing Skills
- Preservation of Evidence
- Chain of Custody
- Testifying in Court
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| Module #6 - Physical Security and Crime Prevention |
Module #12 - Emergency Situations |
- Basic Components of Security
- Threat Assessment
- Military Model
- Barriers, Lighting, and Locks
- Fencing, Gates, and Alarms
- Aggressive Protection
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- Traffic Control and Traffic Accidents
- Incident Scene Protection
- Crowd Management
- Bomb Threat Response
- Medical Emergencies
- Natural Disasters
- Workplace Violence
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