Course Fee $1,250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION:Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) is a system where the circuit in which the video is transmitted is closed and all the elements (camera, display monitors, recording devices) are directly connected. Through this course, gain a better understanding of monitoring capabilities and systems that can aid in gaining information about situations. This one day course would empower participants to:

• Understand the different aspects of monitoring CCTV

• Understand types of information can be obtained from monitoring

• Learn how to do Monitoring Report Analysis

SCHEDULE 

Date:Saturday 23rd March, 2019

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

Time: 8.00am - 5.30pm

Cost: $1,250

Training by qualified and experienced Professional

Certificate  Awarded

To Register, please call us at 223-6999, 299-8635, 299-8636 and 361-1024 or email us at info@caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

Investment: $1250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: A robbery not only brings business financial losses in cash or commodities, it can also lead to injury and even death. Robberies can also generate psychological sufferings of victims. It is of utmost importance that businesses place significant emphasis on training their front-line staff on how to deal with robberies as they are often the first to come face-to-face with such criminals.

This course, among other things, will tackle the various methods of Robbery Prevention that can be best utilized in Trinidad and Tobago’s society and for a variety of business operations – small, medium and large sizes. It will delve into how should such front-line staff Profile robbers/bandits that may attack their establishment. Critically, also, the course will cover what front-line staff should do during the robbery itself. What to do after a robbery will also constitute part of this course, for example, with regard to other staff, customers, the police, etc. In addition to touching on what the law states re robbery, the various types of robberies will be covered as part of contextualising the course to meet the our local situation.

At the end of the course, participants will be able to appreciate the role and importance of customer service and communication for the security sector, but more importantly, what he/she needs to do (or don’t do), to satisfy the customer/client in the best way possible.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

Thursday 21st February 2019  8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours)

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

 Certificate Awarded. Training by experienced and qualified Safety and Security Professional.

Contact us at 299-8635/36, 361-1024, 223-6999 or email us at info@caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

INVESTMENT: $1250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Officers from the various arms of the private  and public 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.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tuesday 19th March, 2019

8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours) 

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

Training by Experienced and Qualified Professional

Certificate awarded

To register for this class, please contact us at 223-6999, 299-8635/36, 361-1024 

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: $1,250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course tackles in a very serious way a regular problem whereby an establishment that hires contracted security is unable to secure satisfactory performance.

Participants will obtain a sound working knowledge of detailed bid specifications which for example will spell out what the requirements are including wages, benefits and performance expectations.

The materials presented will empower those responsible for managing the outside contractor with key management elements such as:

1. Post orders based on standing operating procedures (SOPs).

• Policies of the protected enterprise.
• Summary of required officers’ duties.
• Avoidance of the problems of word-of-mouth instructions.
• Provision of a basis for site-specific training.

2. Location or combination of activities.
3. Basic schedule setting forth the total number of officer hours required in a given week.
4. Handling replacements.
5. Role, function and responsibilities of a good security officer.
6. Supervising the Security Officer.

ADDITIONAL INFO: Certificate of Participation Awarded. Training by qualified and experienced security professional. 

SCHEDULE (8 contact hours)

DATE: Saturday 12th January, 2019

TIME: 8:00am-5:30pm (8 contact hours).

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

To Register, contact us at 223-6999, 299-8635/36, 361-1024 or email us at info@caribbeansecurityinstitute.com

Course Fee $1,250.00

COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course provides participants with a strong working knowledge of key instruments in determining security vulnerability and risks. For instance, participants will be trained to execute on-site examinations and analyses of an industrial plant, business, home or public or private institution to ascertain the current security status.

It identifies deficiencies or excesses, determine the protection needed and make recommendations to improve the current security situation. More specifically, participants will be taught to gather the following risk data:

• Geography and climate
• Size and configuration
• Social and political environment
• Internal activity
• Physical safeguards
• Fire and disaster
• Controls
• Indemnity

Importantly, the course instructs participants on the mechanisms to conduct such assessments to realize optimum customer satisfaction and safety.

ADDITIONAL INFO:

DATE: Tuesday 12th February 2019

TIME: 8:00am-5:30pm.

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

To Register, call us at 223-6999, 299-8635, 399-8636, 361-1024