Caribbean Institute for Security and Public Safety (CISPS)

                                                                                                                                                                                        Course Fee $595.00 

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This comprehensive course is taught in a dynamic and hands-on way with industry-leading curriculum and content from the expert in occupational first aid training, the National Safety Council, USA. In this 8 contact hour training, participants will receive the vital knowledge they need to respond to a medical emergency effectively and efficiently.

Participants will learn to:

• Recognize a medical emergency
• Handle breathing and cardiac emergencies
• Act appropriately and effectively and sustain life until professional help arrives
• Prevent disease transmission
• Identify and care for bleeding, sudden illness and injuries

Who would benefit:

• Emergency Response Teams
• Safety Personnel
• Safety Wardens 
• Teachers and school personnel 
• Supervisors
• Individuals requiring certification
• General public

Training Specifics:

• Includes- First Aid Certificate from the National Safety Council valid for 3 years. 
• Includes- CPR Certificate from the National Safety Council valid for 2 years. 
• Training materials are provided to each participant including a CD, Workbook and Handbook. 
• Training conducted by qualified First Aid & CPR professionals.

SCHEDULE

Saturday 10th June, 2017 8:30am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

CISPS Training Centre, 81-82, Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas.   

To register, call us at 223-6999, 299-8635, 299-8636, 361-1024

Email: info@caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course provides training in emergency medical care for  individuals who may be first persons on the scene responding to incidents of man-made and natural emergencies. These may also include accidents and acts of violence. The focus is on the specific emergency situations that are likely to occur. 

Participants will also learn various strategies for psychologically handling those involved, that is, the victim, the perpetrator, on-lookers, relatives, etc. so that the proper and relevant care can be administered more effectively. All participants will develop a greater sense of preparedness for first responder situations.  

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Certificate of Participation Awarded. Training by experienced and qualified occupational health and safety professional.

Saturday 1st September, 2016 8:00am - 5:30pm (8 contact hours)

CISPS Training Center, 81-82, Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas.

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Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: 

This course provides participants with a strong working knowledge of key instruments in determining Fraud vulnerability and risks. It identifies deficiencies or excesses, determines what variables you need to be aware of and what recomendations can be made to improve the current situation and reduce the risk of fraud in your organisation. 

Some topics to be covered include:

• Understanding fraud assessments
• Gathering risk data and determining vulnerability and risks
• Utilising techniques in conducting fraud assessments

SCHEDULE (8 contact hours)

Thursday 13th October, 2016

CISPS Traning Room -  81-82 Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas

Time: 8.00am to 5.30pm

Training by experienced and qualified professional

Certificate of Participation awarded

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Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Officers from the various arms of the private (that is, private security guard) and public (e.g. police, prison, etc.) protective services are required to use handcuffs and baton as part of their regular duties when required. This can be described as a staple component of their protective outfit.

This course teaches and/or refreshes participants on how to effectively use handcuffs and batons in their real world scenarios. Participants will also learn the legalities involved in the use of force as well as strategies regarding their personal safety while using force to restrain others.

Participants will be exposed to the various situations that they may find themselves in and how they may use the handcuff and baton. They will have to demonstrate the proper and lawful execution of strategies taught in selected simulated situations.

SCHEDULE

Thursday 9th April, 2015 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

T&T Bureau of Standards, 1-2 Century Drive, Trincity Industrial Estate, Macoya.

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Course Fee $350.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: “Your home is your castle.” Everyone wants to live in a safe and secure place. Home Security is a critical concern for all persons be they residing in small, average or a large house or apartment – given what is currently taking place in our society. This course deals with all of the practical solutions that home owners, landlords or tenants need to adopt to ensure that their place of abode and the dwellers themselves are secured as far as possible. It will ensure that parents, grandparents, children and all persons living by themselves – rich, middle class or poor - have a better quality of life by putting adequate systems in place.

Home Security is both design-based (that is when you are building your house as well as what physical things can be done after construction) and lifestyle-based (that is what changes you need to adopt in the way you carry about yourselves in and around your home and neighbourhood) to secure your home, family and yourselves?

In this course, the following topics will be discussed in the Trinidad and Tobago context and effective solutions will be presented: home invasion (robbery, violence, burglary, etc), home security (locks, windows, doors, fence, lights, etc.), alarm systems (types, monitoring, etc.), apartment security (DOs and DONTs, etc.), vacation security (DOs and DONTs before and while on vacation, etc.), lifestyle security, physically protecting yourself, confronting the bandit (e.g., in your house, when driving into your home, etc.).

The course is highly geared towards being prevention-based and what to do if a security breach actually occurs. And, it may not have to cost a fortune to have an adequate home security system in place.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Certificate of Participation Awarded. Training by experienced and qualified Security Professional.

Saturday 9th July, 2016 1:00pm-5:00pm (4 contact hours)

CISPS Training Center, 81-82, Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas.

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Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Using science to uncover the past! This introductory course in forensic science provides participants with knowledge of the basic elements that constitute this quite exciting and fascinating field of scientific enquiry. Further, the course exposes participants to the varied techniques often adopted in performing forensic investigations noting some of their limitations.

Importantly, the multiplicity of applications of forensics to contemporary times and real-life scenarios are demonstrated. The many careers available in this field, as well as, the relevant laws in Trinidad and Tobago are also addressed.

SCHEDULE

Saturday 21st March, 2015 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

T&T Bureau of Standards, 1-2 Century Drive, Trincity Industrial Estate, Macoya.

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Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Many personnel in law enforcement agencies, security companies and organizations with security departments are involved in a wide range of tasks/projects during the course of their job. These projects are geared towards bringing a particular result from beginning to end within a specified time frame and budget. How do one manage such projects to their successful completion?

There is indeed a science behind successful project management that has evolved over the years into a successful tool. This course presents the key ingredients in a successful project management application to law enforcement agencies and security companies by using the five steps: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and control, and closing.

Supervisors and managers will benefit tremendously from this exposure as they will be able to realise their targets.

SCHEDULE

Day- Wednesday 5th August, 2015 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

T&T Bureau of Standards, 1-2 Century Drive, Trincity Industrial Estate, Macoya.

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Course Fee $950.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: 

Many persons function in a security-related environment at various levels and do not necessarily understand fully what security encompasses. Many view security as only concerning security guards. However, it this is a massive misconception. Security is includes law enforcement and defence as well - they provide public security and safety. Many persons in a security environment usually do what they are told or what others have being doing without seeing the whole picture or connecting the dots. Having an overarching view of the security function is critical to better performance by all employees and improved appreciation of what and why they engage in.

This interactive course should be a compulsory orientation element to all persons entering this massive industry and to those already in it who needs a refocusing of their efforts. Such persons include security personnel themselves at the basic and supervisory levels, but also, administrative staff without a security background that are responsible for critical decisions and even operations.

This training course deals with all of the key elements of security that all persons in this industry should be knowledgeable of. It covers among other things:

• Development of Security Industry
• Nature and Objectives of Security
• Who and what are to be secured
• Public, private and public/private security
• Types of security
• Careers in Security
• Responsibilities of Security Officer
• Responsibilities of Security Supervisors
• Responsibilities of Administrative Staff
• Technological Aspects of Security
• Future of Security

At the end of the course, all participants would possess an adequate basic knowledge of the fundamentals of security and would be in a better possession to perform more responsibly at their various levels.

SCHEDULE

Saturday 25th July, 2015 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

Bishop Anstey High School East & Trinity College East, #1 College Avenue Trincity Central Road, Trincity. 

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Course Fee $1,050.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: It is no secret that “theft in the workplace” is a real occurrence that affects all types and scales of organizations. This behaviour costs organizations thousands and even millions of dollars through losses in cash, physical items, and also importantly, morale and reputation. It thus affects the bottom-line of many business entities and erodes much of the values and good practices that organizations strive so hard to build over the years.

In this quite essential and timely training, participants will be empowered with the necessary tools to identify the multiplicity of both traditional and contemporary methods that theft occurs in the various types of workplaces as such thefts can be due to internal and/or external entities. Further, and of great significance, the course presents with the use of relevant illustrations, successful strategies that can be instituted to subsequently prevent such occurrences. Acknowledging that all crimes cannot be prevented, the training provided in this course will delve heavily into what control systems can be implemented in organizations.

Overall, the aim of this professional development training is to share the wealth of knowledge and experience using cotemporary teaching and learning philosophies and methodologies, on the most appropriate systems and procedures to identify, prevent and control theft in the workplace as assist the organization in achieving its goals.

SCHEDULE

Day- Thursday 16th February, 2017 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

CISPS Training Center -  81-82 Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas

To register, call us at 223-6999, 299-8635, 299-8636, 361-1024.

Course Fee $900.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course examines the definition, identification, characteristics and treatment strategies of over-the-counter and illegal drugs and the enforcement of laws relating to them. Participants’ interactions will focus on the major effects – psychological, physical, social and legal - of common drugs, including how and why drugs work; and the historical origins of common drugs of abuse.

They will be able to compare and contrast drug addiction treatment strategies, analyse current patterns of abuse and distinctive features of a drug’s abuse potential, to ascertain the law enforcement response to drug use and to compare and contrast biological, psychological and sociological explanations for addiction.  The issue of rehabilitation is a key component of this course in which participants will be encouraged to critique as well as devise their own approach in dealing with this problem. 

SCHEDULE (8 contact hours)

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