Each learner must be able to identify and respond to factors, faults or damage that increase the security risk for staff and customers. The learner must be able to use all relevant technology and understand how maintaining a high-security standard positively impacts revenue for the business.
Each learner must be able to identify and address factors, faults, or damage that increase security risks for staff and customers. They should use relevant technologies effectively and understand how maintaining high-security standards positively impacts business revenue. By ensuring robust security, learners help create a safer environment, which enhances customer confidence, reduces financial losses, and supports the overall financial health of the business.
Course Content
- Procedures to maintain a secure working environment are described.
- A high level of security for staff and customers are explained and maintained, and the impact on the organisation if not doing so is defined.
- The security procedures to be followed in violent situations are described.
- The perpetrators within a violent situation are identified, and the correct reporting procedure followed and adhered to under simulated conditions.
- The correct procedure is followed for reporting suspicious items.
- The importance of securing unauthorised areas from customer access is explained.
- Security procedures are described according to organisational requirements.
- Customer and staff areas are demarcated and secured against unauthorised access.
- Storage areas are secured against unauthorised access, and reasons for doing so are given.
- Non-accredited: Short course only
- Duration: 1h 30m
- Delivery: Classroom/Online/Blended
- Access Period: 12 Months
