Workplace Security - Security Challanges, Vulnerabilities and Impacts of Security Threats on Organisations (adv) - 1 day

Supported by: Housing & Development Board         Note:   Companies can claim 400% tax deductions or 60% cash payout of total training expenditure under the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) Scheme. Terms and Conditions apply. For more information, please check out IRAS website here This Issue Introduction Course Outline Who should participate? About Trainer Course Information   Date:   28th Nov 2014 (Fri) Time:   9am to 5pm Venue:   HDB Centre of Building Research (CBR) 10 Woodlands Ave 8, Singapore 738973 Click here for the location map Fee :   S$300 (NETT) | S$120 (After PIC Cash   * Inclusive of teabreaks and lunch To register, please contact Jaslyn @ 9767 9686 / 6278 9785 or jaslyn@cbsgroup.com.sg Registration is on a 1st come 1st serve basis. Register early to avoid disappointment. Click here for registration form Unsubscribe If you no longer wish to receive our email advertisements - please reply "unsubscribe" as the subject. Thank you       1 day Workplace Security - Security Challenges, Vulnerabilities and Impacts of Security Threats on Organizations   Introduction   Security threats at the various levels and dimensions of security have changed and evolved bringing about new emerging threats that requires constant review and evaluation of security measures at all levels. The traditional roles of Security and Loss Prevention in controlling inventory shrinkage, preventing theft and pilferages have extended beyond previously unthinkable risks such as terrorism, cybercrime, information theft as well as collateral damage. The impact of any attack may be severe when business operations or reputations are affected. Asset protection, loss prevention and security have taken on a new meaning. Organizations, big or small, need to understand its vulnerabilities and adopt an integrated approach to perpetually defend itself. Organizations cannot rely on the Police or other Authorities to protect them at all times. They have to take responsibilities in not only protecting themselves, but also on how to identify and prevent security threats from occurring and if they do happened, what are the response measures. There has to be a change of mind-sets and ongoing collaborations amongst stakeholders. This one-day seminar will discuss the security challenges, vulnerabilities and impacts of security threats on organizations and the new mind-set required to save lives and property.   Course Outline   Securing Our Workplace Security Threats & Challenges Tackling Challenges - Present & Future Investigation Matrix Workplace Security Protecting our Workplace A New Challenge - Social Media Involving People The Human Factor - Asset or Liability Education & Awareness Security Watch Group Profiling What is Suspicious? Racial & Predictive Profiling Panel Discussion (Q & A Session)   Who should participate?   Government Sector: Officials and policy makers in charge of counter-terrorism, Police and Army personnel, prison officials, traffic police personnel, security guards in state-run facilities etc. Private Sectors Professionals includes Licensed & Certified" Security Professionals; Supervisory Staff and Management Proprietary Loss Prevention Contractual Loss Prevention Agencies Loss prevention personnel Security investigators Human resource representatives Internal and External Auditors Operations managers Business owners   About the Trainer   Shairi     QUALIFICATIONS Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) Bachelor of Business in Business Administration with Distinction Diploma in Management Studies Professional Graduate Diploma in Counter Terrorism and Security Diploma in Security Management Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA) Aviation Security Professional Manager (AVSEC PM) RELEVANT COMPETENCIES Licensee Security Guard Agency Private Investigation Agency Security Service Provider International Crime Prevention Specialist Private Investigation Course Development / Instructional Designs Investigation Workshop Security Management System & Risk Assessment Workshop Internal Auditor's Workshop Regulated Air Cargo Agent (RCAR) Security Awareness Effective Security Operations Training External Lecturer Security Industry Institute External Lecturer NTUC Learning Hub External Lecturer Aventis School of Management Security Consultancy Consultant/Auditor Regulated Air Cargo Agent Regime (RCAR) Secure Trade Partnership TAPA FSR TAPA TSR ISO 28000 TVRA / Audits NSRS Skills Consultant Industry Functional Map Skills Standards OJT Blueprint COURSES ATTENDED / FACILITATED Police OCT Basic Course Police "C" Course Police "B" Course Police "E" Course Prosecutor's Course Training the Trainers AWARD & MEMBERSHIP CP High Commendation ('91) CP Commendation ('84, '86, '93, '95) RMIT Golden Key National Honour Society ('95) International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners Singapore Training and Development Association Shairi began his career with Singapore Police Force as a National Service Probationary Inspector in 1979 attached to Toa Payoh Police Station. On completion, he joined the regular service and was attached to Central Police Station as an Investigation Officer in 1982. Thereafter, he held several positions such as Training Officer, Licensing Inspection Officer and Senior Investigation Officer. In 1986, he was posted to the Police Academy as a Trainer where he facilitated and conducted lectures on Evidence Act, Criminal Procedure Code, Police Procedures, Practices and Orders and Government Instructions to the Senior Officers' Basic Courses and the Officers' Cadet Trainees. In 1993, he then took up the role of Chief Investigation Officer at Geylang Police Division where he managed a team of investigators and implemented the team-based investigation system. He then progressed to Training Command as Commanding Officer Junior Officers' Training Wing, managing a team of trainers, responsible for the training of police recruits as well as other developmental courses. He left the Police as an Assistant Superintendent of Police in 1998. Whilst in the Police, he was awarded a total of one High Commendation and 4 Commendations from the Commissioner. He then embarked on his own business and set up Live Sensor SPI Consultancy. In 2003 and 2005, he founded Live Sensor SPI Consultancy Pte Ltd and Live Sensor Security Pte Ltd respectively. Collectively, both companies provide services on security manpower, consultancy, private investigation and training. Some of the major security projects include Ministry of National Development Building, Health Promotion Board, NUS Prince George's Park Residences, PSA West Coast Marine Base, Kian Teck Dormitory and Singapore Post Centre. Other projects include the supply of Traffic Enforcement Officers to the Land Transport Authority and Car Park Customer Service Officers to Metro Parking. On special events, security services were provided to the CPF Board for crowd control duties in relation to the issuance of New Singapore Shares and Economic Restructuring Shares; Orchard Road Christmas light-up for 5 continuous years and the National Library Book Sale for the past 6 years running. On investigation, services were rendered to Baker & McKenzie, a leading law firm, on matters involving infringements of intellectual property rights. Evidences of infringement were gathered for Nokia, Columbia Sportswear, Media Corporation of Singapore and Microsoft Singapore. He also provides investigation services to the Ministry of Health Enforcement Section. Having completed professional security programmes such as ICAO AVSEC PM, TAPA FSR, TAPA TSR, IACSP S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer, STET/ASIS Executive CSO Programme, STET/NUS Security Profiling, APD RACASP Security Consultant and Auditor and with more than 34 years of experience in the Police and Security Industry and as an International Crime Prevention Specialist, Shairi offers various security consultancy ranging from facility survey, audit, TVRA (threat, vulnerability, risk assessment), security design options and training. Some of the completed TRVA involved HSH Nordbank AG, Singapore Sports Council and Float@Marina. As APD (Airport Police) Accredited Security Consultant and Auditor, he has provided consultancy and audits to more than 100 cargo companies whose security programmes and applications for registration and renewal have been approved. Shairi is also an ISO 28000, Supply Chain Security and Customs' STP (Secure Trade Partnership) Consultant. He has assisted several companies to establish and develop their Security Master Plan, including Security Policy, Risk Policy, Business Continuity Plan and Emergency Response Plan. Shairi is also an Associate Security Consultant with STET Homeland Security Services Pte Ltd where he has undertaken other TVRA projects. As an Associate Lecturer (Diploma level) with the Security Industry Institute, Shairi lectures several security subjects including law and management such as "Manage Security Agency within Legal Framework", "Conduct Security Survey", "Manage Security Operations", "Achieving Work Effective", "Performance Management" and others. He also lectures at STET Homeland Security Services Pte Ltd (Investigation and Security courses), and Aventis School of Management (Professional Graduate Diploma in Counter Terrorism and Security). He also develops and conducts training courses such as "Investigation Techniques", "Security Management System and Risk Assessment Workshop", "Internal Auditor Workshop for Cargo Agents", "Security Awareness Course", "Regulated Air Cargo Agent Regime Training Programme", "Security Systems, Technology & Practices cum Known Consignor Workshop", "Effective Security Operations" and other customize

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