
- 120 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
A Basic Security Thought
About this book
This book sheds light on concerns and potential failings in the security industry, with the goal of improving standards for security officers and companies. Many security officers quickly forget the basics of their training as security companies forgo quality in favour of quick online certifications that lower industry standards. The book prompts reflection on the core responsibilities of security officers and the training required to prepare them for the role. It explores whether current standards in the industry are high enough, challenging security officers to assess their own work ethic compared to others. Ultimately, the book aims to spark important conversations and drive positive change in an industry where high standards and proper training are essential. Both security companies and officers have a shared duty to protect people and property, which begins with re-examining training protocols and performance expectations.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- About the Author
- Dedication
- Copyright Information ©
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction to the World of UK Security
- Purpose of Security Companies
- Why Is Security Needed in the UK
- Why the SIA Is Needed in the UK
- What the SIA Shouldn’t Be Used for in the UK
- SIA Licences Need Changes
- Staff
- Standards of Security Officers
- Reports
- Why Security Needs Non-Disclosure Agreements and Confidentiality Acts
- Improvements to the Vetting Process
- Basic Training Changes
- Why Security Companies Should Check on Their Officer Skills
- Basic Security Officer Training
- What Skills a Security Officer Needs
- Why It Important to Keep a Security Daily Occurrence Book
- What Information Is Needed for a Report Form
- Why Should Security Know the Fire and Alarm Procedures
- Why Security Officers Need to Do Check Calls
- How to Do a Security Handover
- Why a Security Officer Should Read the Site Assignment Instruction Book
- Why Is It Important to Keep a Training Record for Security Officers
- Why Should Security Officers Be Trained on UK COSSH
- Why a Security Officer Should Have a Basic Understanding of the UK GDPR
- UK Law for Security Officers on Searching Motor Vehicles
- UK Law on Searching Someone
- How Security Officers Should Search Motor Vehicles in the UK
- Searching of a Woman
- Searching of a Man
- How a Security Officer Should Do a Bag Search
- Training in Bomb Threat Call in the UK Workplace
- Confiscating Items
- Security Officers Should Be Trained in First Aid at Work
- Internal and External Site Patrols
- Handheld Metal Detector
- Metal Detector Arch
- X-Ray Machine
- Radio Training
- Security Officer Needs to Know How to Check UK Banknotes
- Security Officer Needs to Know How to Check UK Passport
- Security Officer Needs to Know How to Check UK Driving Licence
- Difference Between Civil and
- Security Officer Should Know De-Escalation Techniques
- Why a Security Officer Needs to Be Able to Describe Someone
- Security Officer Should Have Knowledge of Physical Intervention
- Why a Security Officer Should Know Body Language Basics
- Security Officer Should Have Knowledge of Terrorism Awareness
- Why a Security Officer Should Always Ask for Some ID
- Security Officer Should Have Their Observational Skills Checked
- Conclusion: Why Is the SIA Good and Bad for the UK Security Industry