One unaddressed security gap — a missing access control, an untested emergency plan, an unclear chain of command during a crisis — is often all it takes to turn a manageable incident into a shutdown. Every facility faces a different risk profile: the security procedures that protect an oil installation look nothing like the ones that protect a construction site, and organisations that copy a generic checklist usually find out the hard way where it falls short.

This Training Course by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy builds the ability to design, implement and continuously improve a security strategy that fits the specific risks an organisation actually faces — covering legal obligations, emergency planning, fire prevention and the physical, psychological and environmental wellbeing of employees.

Who Should Attend?

• Business owners and workshop operators.
• Managers and employees of the Occupational Safety Administration.
• Supervisors of workers.
• Operations and maintenance supervisors, shift heads and work groups.

Programme Goals

Equipping participants with new capabilities and activating those capabilities effectively, the programme covers:

• Identifying the types of risk organisations face and the procedures suited to protecting against each one.
• Determining the baseline data an effective security plan needs, such as worker records and health status.
• Defining the emergency plans a facility should have in place for the natural disasters that could threaten it.
• Understanding the issues, ideas and reasoning behind risk, and how to prevent crime.

Module 1: Understanding Security Risk in Modern Organisations

• Understanding security and the nature of security threats.
• The concept of critical installations and the threats facing an institution.

Module 2: Legal and Risk Management Framework

• Risk management principles.
• The legal system governing security and protection.

Module 3: Building and Implementing a Security Plan

• Procedures for implementing the security plan.
• Providing the necessary tools for protection.

Module 4: Emergency Preparedness and Evacuation

• The emergency plan and evacuation procedures.
• How to behave during accidents.

Module 5: Health, Safety and First-Aid Readiness

• Public health, prevention and safety methods.
• Securing first aid for expected risks.

Course Venues:

Courses are held in Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia and the USA, at a time and place convenient for your business and time.

Patterns of Implementation of the Training Programme:

• Group training in centres of the Academy.
• Individual training.
• Field and practical training according to a sophisticated curriculum.
• Theoretical training in dedicated halls within the Academy.

What Does the Participant Get?

After the course is finished, participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.