SITO Static Patrol & Guarding BJT Plus Extra Modules
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This Two-Part Three-Day Course is designed to assist Companies and Organisations in the provision of basic job training for Security Officers and to develop a uniformed recognised standard of training across the Security Industry. Part one of The Course is SITO* accredited and has been developed by SITO to meet the “Off the job” aspects of the BSIA** minimum training standards and requirements of BS 7499. Part Two of The Course contains up to Four, Client chosen, extra modules. These modules are over and above the SITO BJT & BS 7499 Recommendations and are certificated separately.
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Course Objectives
Upon completion of the three-day course candidates will have achieved a required level of knowledge and understanding in the following areas: -
PART ONE (SITO Basic Job Training)
The Roles and Responsibilities of a Security Officer
Basic Civil & Criminal Law
Report Writing, Evidence & Crime Scenes
Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
Fire Precautions
Emergency Procedures
Bomb Threats & Suspect Packages
Access Control & Patrol Techniques
Behaviour & Image
Security & Emergency Systems
Search Procedures (People & Vehicles)
Communication & Communicating
Customer Care & Customer Service
PART TWO
Any Four of the following Modular Subjects
Radio Communications
Violence & Dealing with Aggression
Drugs & Misuse of Drugs Act 1971
Equal Opportunities & Discrimination Issues
Fences, Barriers & Gates
Glazing Shutters & Grilles
Threats to Security
Processing Visitors
The Security Gatehouse
Key Suiteing & Control
Responding to Telephone & Radio Calls
The Private Security Industry Act 2001
Handling Cash
Industrial Disputes
This Training Course is offered "in house" at the following locations:
Northampton
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