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Officer Basic Training
OBT is ideal for pre-assignment training, new hire orientation
or basic training for security officers already on the job.
This 16-hour career track is comprised of 8 hours of Entry
Level Protection Officer and 8 hours of additional basic
skills. This track covers a diversity of topics in a user-friendly
format. The courses are delivered On-line or in CD-ROM format.
The topics covered in the OBT Track include: Introduction
to Duties and Responsibilities, Professionalism and Ethics,
Report Writing, Patrol Techniques, Traffic and Crowd Control,
Legal Concepts and First Aid basics.
Prerequisites: Must be at least 18 or enrolled in
school and have parental consent if under 18.
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Entry Level
Protection Officer
- Duties and Functions of a Protection Officer
- Public Relations
- Professionalism and Ethics
- Patrol Techniques
- Report Writing
- Legal Authorities and Responsibilities of a Protection
Officer
- Fire Hazard Detection and Prevention
- Procedures for Emergency Situations, Safety Issues,
and Introduction to First Aid
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Legal Concepts
- Civil and Criminal Law
- Arrest and Detention
- Search and Seizure
- Use of Force
- Liability
- Interviews and Interrogations
- Legal Terminology
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Physical
Security V: Closed Circuit Television
- Operation Basics
- Surveillance Cameras and Lenses
- Recording Devices and Videotape
- Monitors and Digital CCTV
- Transmission Basics
- Infrared Lighting
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Public Events
I: Avoiding Disaster
- Role of Security During Public Events
- Command and Control
- Communication Considerations
- Types of Security Personnel
- Control Operations
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Executive
Protection I: Basic Considerations
- Introduction
- Basic Considerations
- Resistance and Attitudes
- Threats
- Residental Concerns
- Vehicle Basics
- Vehicle Armoring
- Individual Protective Measures
- Introduction to Protective Details
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Retail Loss
Prevention I: Introduction to Profit Protection
- Civil Recovery
- Risks and Interaction
- Six Steps of Probable Cause
- Legal Basics
- Prevention Tactics and Techniques
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DNA Evidence for the First Responder
- Securing a Crime Scene
- Ensuring Evidence Integrity
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