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40 Hour Basic Protection
Officer
The 40-Hour Basic Protection Officer (BPO)
training course is presented in 11 units,
which cover a broad range of subjects including
the duties and responsibilities of the protection
officer. The information presented ensures
protection officers have the professional
expertise to carry out the important mission
of protecting people, property, and information.
California Law for
Security Officers
This training course is geared towards security
officers who must be familiar with misdemeanors,
felonies and other specific offenses in the
state of California. The course also introduces
regulations concerning security services and
private investigators.
Certified Protection
Officer
The Certified Protection Officer (CPO) Program
is a comprehensive distance-learning course
designed for self-paced study to accommodate
candidates who are unable to attend structured
training in a classroom environment. The CPO
course was created by International Foundation
for Protection Officers (IFPO) to provide
useful, consolidated security training for
protection officers throughout the security
industry.
Certified Protection
Officer Final Challenge
The Certified Protection Officer (CPO) Final
Challenge Program is a fast track method to
obtain CPO certification that significantly
reduces the time of study required to achieve
the CPO designation. This program eliminates
the midterm/interim examination in preparation
for the Final Examination as required in the
regular CPO course of study. Candidates must
have six months full time protection officer
experience (or the equivalent and two professional
references.
Crime and Loss Investigation
Program
The Crime and Loss Investigation Program
teaches the essential components of investigation
within both public Law Enforcement and the
rapidly expanding field of Security/Loss Prevention.
The topics covered include Interviewing, Report
Writing, Surveillance, Intelligence, Undercover
Investigation, Background Investigation and
Crime Scene Procedures.
Cultural
Awareness
This eight (8) hour training course is designed
to define culture and the effects of culture
on communication. Population trends and demographic
analysis, their impact on the cultural climate
in the United States, and different types
of communication and cultural context indicators
or preferences among various cultures are
introduced.
DNA Series
The DNA Series is a two CD set with interactive
crime scenarios covering essential training
in the fundamentals of properly preserving,
collecting, handling and storing DNA evidence.
"DNA Evidence for First Responders"
is presented from the perspective of the first
responders who secure a crime scene. "DNA
Evidence for Evidence Collectors" is
tailored to professionals who collect and
process crime scene evidence.
Executive Protection
This three (3) part series of training courses
defines executive protection as a system of
close personal protection, educational programs,
and contingency planning which is applicable
to all types of individuals - not just executives.
Each course is approximately one hour of training
and is of definite value to anyone facing
"targeted" violence.
Fire Safety
Fire prevention is a traditional task of
the private protection or security officer.
The initial response to a fire can be crucial
in determining the extent of damage, injury,
or death. This course will focus on the components
of fire, classes of fires, fire extinguishers,
an overview of HAZMAT and fire hazards, as
well as emergency response procedures.
First Aid
It is important that security officers have
some basic first responder knowledge and know
their responsibilities to the parties involved
in an emergency. This module introduces first
responder actions during a medical emergency:
primary and secondary survey procedures, shock
symptoms and treatment, substance abuse awareness,
wounds and bleeding, fractures, and heat,
cold, and head injuries. Cardiac emergencies
and CPR are also introduced.
First
Responder Training Network
The First Responder Training network is a
subscription-based, online training program
that consists of over 3,000 courses in the
areas of Security, Law Enforcement, Business,
and Information Technology (IT). Some of the
courses included in the Security library are
the Entry Level Protection Officer course
(ELPO), the Basic Protection Officer course
(BPO), the Executive Protection series, the
Physical Security series and the Retail Loss
Prevention series. This program provides a
user one-year unlimited access to all of these
courses.
Florida Law for Security
Officers
This training course is geared towards security
officers who must be familiar with misdemeanors,
felonies and other specific offenses in the
state of Florida. The course also introduces
regulations concerning security services and
private investigators.
HAZMAT
Hazardous materials, used and stored in homes,
shipped daily on the nation's highways, railroads,
waterways, and pipelines, and estimated to
be manufactured or stored in 4.5 million facilities
in the United States, are considered dangerous
to people and the environment. Security officers
are considered first responders at the awareness
level and must be trained to respond to incidents
involving hazardous materials.
Homeland Security
The eight (8) modules of the Homeland Security
series address the needs of today's protection
officer in the context of terrorism, domestic
preparedness and weapons of mass destruction.
Building on the traditional officer's mission
to "observe and report," the homeland
security series prepares private sector officers
to be alert for, and respond to, today's rapidly
changing security environment.
Interviews &
Interrogations
This module provides a general overview of
interview and interrogation protocols commonly
used in private security operations. The content
stresses the importance of gathering facts,
working with suspects and subjects, and selecting
interview strategies. Content will identify
the components of effective interview and
interrogation techniques and address interview
preparation to include selection of appropriate
time and place to gather facts.
Legal Concepts
The Legal Concepts course introduces the
security officer to various legal aspects
such as terminology, differences between civil
and criminal law, and liability issues. General
knowledge of arrest, detention, search and
seizure, as well as use of force will be addressed
but each state and jurisdiction will have
specific policies concerning these issues.
Physical Security
The five (5) modules of the Physical Security
series examine basic security practices. Fundamentals
include layered security, integrated systems,
defense in depth, and types of protective
lighting. The modules also discuss the purpose
of electronic access systems, their capabilities,
and challenges, intrusion detection systems,
and closed-circuit television (CCTV).
Public Events Security
The four (4) modules of the Public Events
series discusses the direct impact that the
actions, professionalism, and efficiency of
the security staff or individual security
officers on public events. A public event
requires effective command and control, adequate
communication systems, and assigning types
of security by their capabilities and limitations.
Retail Loss Prevention
The three (3) modules of Retail Loss Prevention
address the challenging protective functions
that expose an officer to physical risks and
legal liability in retail security. The modules
introduce civil recovery, risks and interaction,
and six steps of probable cause in internal
and external theft protection.
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