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Experience has shown that businesses with adequate security programs in operation have successfully defended themselves in litigations in which wrongful or inadequate security was alleged. Most of these litigations were a result of poor and/or inadequate training and could have been avoided. Ten percent of all negligence awards amounted to over $1,000,000 and more than half exceeded $100,000.
Objective
This stimulating and intensive seminar will combine education, experience and actual case histories from 44 different environments. This experience will enhance the knowledge of the participants on how to manage risk, avoid loss and litigation, upgrade existing operations and better protect their environment.
Program Content
- Background and Overview of Security-related Litigation
- How to Perform an Effective Risk Analysis
- How to Prepare and Conduct an Effective Security Survey
- How to Analyze Crime Statistics and Incident Reports
- Implementing the Systems Approach to Security
- How to make effective Recommendations
- Pitfalls to be avoided
- How to Make the Security Department Profitable
- Review Case Histories
Who Should Attend?
All persons charged with the responsibility of providing security. Seminars can be tailored for management, supervisory personnel, or Security line officers.
Venue
Seminars are held at your location or a facility of your choosing.
Certificates
Certificate of Attendance will be presented to participants.
Tax Deductions of Expenses
Treasury Regulation 1.162,5 permits an income tax deduction for educational expenses undertaken to maintain or improve professional skills, including registration, travel, meals and lodging. |