A single security lapse inside an industrial facility, a port, or an oil site can cost far more than the incident itself – it can cost production days, worker safety, and public trust. That is exactly why modern organizations no longer treat security inspection as a routine checklist, but as a leadership discipline in its own right.

This course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy equips professionals working in facility inspection and security oversight with modern supervisory, planning, and crisis-management skills, covering everything from industrial risk and occupational safety standards to maintenance systems and emergency response.

Who Should Attend?

• Professionals working in security inspection and oversight of facilities, institutions, and individuals.

Program Objectives:

• Build familiarity with modern leadership trends, strategic security planning, and security oversight.
• Develop the skills needed to lead a security team and implement an integrated security system for the facility.
• Strengthen understanding of emergency strategies, security control, and security management, along with supervisory and effective communication skills.

Participant Benefits:

• Modern trends in security supervision and strategic security planning.
• International standards for internal audits on health, safety, and the environment.
• Security, human rights, and building a stronger sense of security awareness.
• Behavioral skills for security personnel, including protocols for official ceremonies, fire resistance, and emergency control.

Module 1: Strategic Leadership in Security Supervision

• Modern leadership trends in supervising security teams
• Building strategic security plans and comprehensive crisis-team leadership
• Managing communications under emergencies and pressure
• The national strategic plan for combating human trafficking and prevention strategies for such crimes

Module 2: Securing Industrial and Critical Facilities

• Security risks in industrial facilities and Total Quality Management mechanisms
• Modern systems for guarding facilities and achieving security control
• Advanced industrial security systems and investigating occupational accidents
• Security and safety in ports and in petroleum operations
• Technology for protecting facilities from fires and explosions, and firefighting techniques for oil fires

Module 3: Inspection, Auditing, and Control Procedures

• Arrest and inspection procedures
• Inspection and auditing principles in safety operations
• Modern trends in security inspections and conducting security surveys of sensitive facilities
• Basics of control processes and production planning against global standards

Module 4: Occupational Health and Safety Standards

• Performance evaluation of safety supervisors against OSHA international standards
• Occupational health and safety according to OHSAS-18001
• Security and safety according to the British NEBOSH curriculum
• Hazard assessment in the workplace, and planning to identify, assess, and control risk sources
• Assessing risk probability during operations

Module 5: Maintenance Management Systems

• Fundamentals of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and preventive maintenance programs
• Maintenance systems for buildings and infrastructure
• Maintenance according to the value engineering concept
• Scheduled and emergency maintenance management, and technical reporting
• Systematic methods in designing and analyzing operations, and decision-making tools

Module 6: Emergency and Crisis Response

• Emergency management, facility safety, and worker safety
• Advanced techniques in emergency preparedness, rescue, and evacuation plans
• Crisis management and security negotiation skills
• Modern trends in supervision, readiness, and response to emergencies
• Monitoring and measuring security performance in facilities

Module 7: Environmental Management and Loss Control

• Environmental management systems and pollution-control technology
• Safety system management and loss control

Module 8: Security Intelligence and Forecasting

• Security information: balancing breach risk and confidentiality in the age of technology
• Security forecasts for crime prevention
• The latest global technologies and the experience of developed countries in securing critical facilities
• Preparing and implementing strategies for managing and protecting vital facilities, and measuring their performance