To build an effective security strategy, it is crucial to address specific risks that workers may face. For instance, security protocols for an oil facility differ greatly from those needed for construction projects. The British Academy For Training And Development emphasizes that every security plan must consider both fixed and adaptable rules in line with modern scientific advancements. Thorough planning, with ample time for risk assessment, should include all safety protocols aimed at health and safety. This approach ensures the protection of essential production elements and includes measures for fire prevention, environmental safety, and the occupational and psychological well-being of employees.

Who should attend? 

• Owners of enterprises and workshops. 
• Managers in the Occupational Safety Management Department. 
• Supervisors of workers. 

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the programme, delegates will be able to: 

• Identify some types of hazards to enterprises, and appropriate action to protect them from each. 
• Identify the basic data that must be available when establishing an security plan for the establishment such as lists of workers' names and health status. 
• Identify the nature of contingency plans taken at the facility to cope with natural disasters that may threaten it. 
• Identifying issues and understanding ideas about the risks, to causes and prevention of crime. 

Course Content:  

• Understanding Security 
• Threats to Security 
• Risk Management 
• The Legal System 
• Management 
• Concept of important installations. 
• What are the threats to the establishment. 
• Procedures for implementing the security plan. 
• emergency plan. 
• Evacuation procedures.