Caribbean Institute for Security and Public Safety (CISPS)

2020 Upcoming courses

CCTV Certificate

Pt 1

CCTV Planning and Design

Increasingly, many organizations of all sizes wish to implement a CCTV system as a viable crime prevention and/or crime detection strategy.The critical course of training assists potential and existing CCTV users to consider or reconsider all of the necessary factors when planning and designing the best CCTV solution to solve their peculiar security and safety needs.

This takes place on Feb 1, 2020.

Pt. 2

CCTV Installation

This CCTV installation course, offers a blend of ‘need to know’ classroom theory and ‘hands on’ practical experience. Participants would get the necessary knowledge and skills to work effectively in the electronic security sector.

 This takes place on Feb 8, 2020.

Pt. 3

CCTV Monitoring

 After a CCTV system has been designed and installed in an organisation, it is now time to let the equipment do what it ought to. But it is of little use if the CCTV equipment is just there recording information. For your CCTV system to be of any value, it must be monitored.

The main tasks of such persons are to use the CCTV system to monitor, track and record the activities of suspicious looking individuals and / or situations in both public places and private property. This is a powerful tool for crime prevention and detection in all segments of society.

This takes place on Feb 15, 2020.

Accident and Incident Investigations

Investigating a workplace incident— a fatality, injury, illness, or close call— provides employers and workers the opportunity to identify hazards in their operations and shortcomings in their safety and health programs. Most importantly, it enables employers and workers to identify and implement the corrective actions necessary to prevent future incidents.

Learn more about these types of Investigations through our course on February 5!

Security Supervision - Transitioning from Officer to Supervisor Level

The course also focuses on coaching persons to deal with their new supervisory duties and responsibilities and to guide them in understanding the difference between operating in the mindset and at the level of a junior officer. The course will also teach techniques in which the “supervisor” may be able to conceptualise and internalise the new role of “supervisor” and harness the experience as an “officer” to the benefit of the officer individually and the organization as a whole.

Target Audience: Officers recently promoted. 

This course takes place on February 5.