Caribbean Institute for Security and Public Safety (CISPS)

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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$1,250

With Small projects, it is sometimes tempting to skip the planning process. However when some of these important steps are omitted or left for a later date, they can cause financial missteps and unplanned risks. It is important to understand all the necessary steps to take from the start to the finish of the project.

This course will cover:

• Developing a frame work to reconise small projects from start to finish
• The importance of communication
• Mixing operational work with project work 
• Processes the project should take

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

DATE: Thursday 10th August, 2017

TIME: 8AM - 5.30PM

VENUE: CISPS Training Centre -  81-82 Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas

COST: $1,250

Certificate of Participation Awarded

Training by Experienced and Qualified Professional

Registration and Deadline Date: 4th August

To Register, contact us at 223-6999, 299-8625, 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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Course Fee $1,250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This is a very essential course for all persons involved in the protection of buildings, facilities, communities, people, etc. It deals heavily with the development and implementation of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) solutions – both fundamental and cutting-edge solutions.

Urban planners, community developers, law enforcement, security companies, community groups, policy makers - all who are directly and indirectly involved in the protection of communities, organizations and people, this is a must-do course! This course is fundamental for all designers of security and public safety solutions. Prison and fire officers are also key to the protection of communities and citizens and thus training in CPTED strategies is critical.

Overall, CPTED is a strategy whereby long-term solutions to security and crime problems are devised from as early as the design stage. However, it also presents solutions for places that have already been developed. It takes into consideration how the environment can be used strategically to enhance security and crime prevention initiatives. In the end, devising and implementing CPTED strategies results in huge cost savings to organizations, communities and people.

Some of the main issues to be covered include: territoriality, surveillance, access controls, target hardening, image/maintenance, and activity support.

SCHEDULE

Saturday 24th November, 2018 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

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

Cost: $1,250

Certificate of Participation Awarded

Training by Qualified and Experienced Security Professional

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

Course Fee $1,300.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course identifies police roles and philosophies, the nature of police work, community policing, and the debates pertaining to police discretion, community relations and police misconduct. It also briefly examines several inquiries into the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, the recommendations and some of the major challenges facing police and security officers.

SCHEDULE (12 contact hours)

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Course Fee $1,000.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course provides participants with a sound knowledge of the procedures involved in preparing a quality Request for Proposal (RFP). This is quite a competitive procurement document involving security related products and services. As such, participants will be better able to prepare bids for security-related contracts through the following areas of study covered in this course:

1. General overview and understanding of RFP.
2. Site surveys.
3. Recognizing and understanding legal, insurance and other technical terms/jargon used in RFPs.
4. Definition of requirements and scope of work.
5. Conducting research to identify suitable products and services.
6. Review of contractual obligations and documents.
7. Preparation and compliance of detailed technical specifications for security products and services. Specifications can be performance based (vendor-neutral) or written around specific products.
8. Preparation of administrative requirements including requirements for scheduling, project management, safety and quality control.
9. Preparation and compilation of financial documentation.
10. Pricing.

SCHEDULE (8 contact hours)

Saturday- Saturday 21st September, 8:00am-5:30pm.

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

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Course Fee $600.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: In the conduct of many business transactions, it is necessary that businesses use vehicles of varying designs and sizes to deliver goods from one location to another. This is not only a costly operation but a risky one as well especially as highlighted in the news of the many robberies of such vehicles and their contents.

This course will present the range of techniques that are available to managers to be better able to protect their delivery vehicles. It will include strategic, managerial, technological and operational interventions. Be exposed to contemporary and cutting-edge solutions. Prevent losses to your company.

Managers will be held accountable for any mishap that may occur with regard to their delivery vehicles. Take the best preventive action to avoid falling into that situation. Know what can be done, and importantly, how to do it.

SCHEDULE

Day- Saturday 14th June, 2014 8:00am-12:00pm (4 contact hours)

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

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Investment: $1,250

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A law enforcement officer will be required to write reports of varying technicalities based on his/her diverse work portfolios. These reports will include but is not limited to pocket diaries, post diaries, station diaries, reports of incidents, reports of investigations, progress reports, final reports, assessment reports, meeting reports, etc. A key factor is to write the report in the best possible way so that the right information is captured.

This course will not only explain the various types of reports and what is required in each, but it will train officers on how each type of report must be written - what should and should not be included. In reporting writing, there are some basic questions that must be asked and responded to in the document, for example, who, what, where, when, why, and how. These will all be adequately covered in this course.

For a law enforcement officer to “move up the ranks” as they say, one key skill that is needed is sound report writing. This course gives such an aspiring officer the tools necessary. But, this can only come with practice. Importantly, the course will highlight to the security officer many of the common errors made and provide suggestions to correct such.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Certificate Awarded. Training by experienced and qualified Security Professional.

Thursday 24th August, 2019 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

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

To register for this course, please call us at 299-8635/36, 361-1023 or email us at info@caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

Investment: $1,250

Many persons may have learnt to write a report in school or even from a previous supervisor. However there is a right way to write a report. As a Manager or Supervisor charged with providing weekly, monthly or yearly reports, you would need to know what a report should contain, the format, the relevance of this information and whether it is what is required for the report. Through this course, you will learn the different techniques that can be done to make your report relevant and provide the information requested.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Date: Friday 15th February, 2018

Time: 8.00am - 5.30pm ( 8 hours)

Venue: CISPS Training Centre -  81-82 Montrose Main Road, Chaguanas

Certificate Awarded

Training by qualified and experienced Professional

To register for this course, call us at 299-8635/ 299-8636, 361-1024 or 223-6999 or you can email us at info at caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

Course Fee $1,250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Restorative Justice is one way in which contemporary prison reform is heading worldwide. In this course, not only will the basic principles of Restorative Justice as an emerging feature of the judicial system be presented, but, an examination of its policies and applicability to Trinidad and Tobago will be a focus. In addition, the successes and challenges of Restorative Justice will be delved into.

Classroom interaction will incorporate an examination of the value of the Restorative Justice process. The course will tackle International comparisons of Restorative Justice through an examination of case studies. 

SCHEDULE (10 contact hours)

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