A single unplanned incident — a fire, a break-in, a natural disaster — can undo years of a company's growth in a single day. Every facility carries its own risk profile: the procedures that protect an oil installation are not the ones that protect a construction site, and the safety plan that works for a workshop won't necessarily work for a corporate office. That is exactly why security cannot be improvised; it has to be planned around the real risks the workforce and the facility actually face.

This training course looks at how organizations identify their risks, put rules in place that both management and employees agree on in advance, and build the emergency, evacuation, and first-response capabilities that keep people and assets protected when something goes wrong.

Who Should Attend?

• Business owners and workshop operators.
• Managers and employees of occupational safety administration.
• Worker supervisors, and employees involved in developing solutions for occupational health and safety hazards.
• Operations and maintenance supervisors, shift heads, and work groups.

What Participants Will Take Away

• The ability to identify the types of risks facing institutions and the appropriate measures to protect against each one.
• Knowledge of the basic data needed to build a facility's security plan, such as worker lists and health status records.
• An understanding of the emergency plans a facility needs to handle natural disasters that could threaten it.
• Clarity on the underlying issues around risk, causes, and crime prevention.

Module 1: Why Every Facility Needs a Security Strategy

• Understanding security and the concept of critical installations.
• The legal system governing security at facilities.

Module 2: Mapping the Threat Landscape

• Security threats and the specific threats facing the institution.
• Risk management principles applied to facility security.

Module 3: Building the Response Plan

• Procedures for implementing a facility's security plan.
• Emergency plans and evacuation procedures.

Module 4: Health, Safety and First Response

• Public health, safety, and prevention methods.
• Providing the tools needed for protection, and securing first aid for expected risks.
• How to behave during accidents.

Delivery and Certification

• Delivered across the Academy's international locations — including Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and the USA — at times that fit your schedule.
• Offered through group training, individual coaching, hands-on field sessions, and in-class theoretical instruction.
• Attendees receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy upon completion.