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Private security professionals face a variety of challenges on a daily basis that challenge their abilities to perform their duties accurately. CiNet's private security training was developed to thoroughly prepare private security officers to succeed on the job.
With CiNet's professional security training network (PSTN) officers are enabled to translate critical information into appropriate second-nature responses when it matters most.
Private Security Training Benefits
- The importance of the role of private security
- Key guidelines that are associated with security ethics and professionalism
- Roles private and corporate security professionals play
- Principles of proxemics and personal space
- Essential elements of interpersonal communication and the process of communicating
- Negative impact of alcohol use and abuse on a college/university campus
- Legal responsibilities of a campus security professional
- Provide a safe and secure environment for both the students and the staff
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Private Security Training Courses
- Principles of Leadership, Part 1
- Principles of Leadership, Part 2
- H1N1 Flu: Issues and Answers for Private Security
- Damaged Goods: A Security Officer’s Guide to Vandalism
- Developing and Improving Observational Skills
- Discrimination and Affirmative Action
- Fusion Centers and Private/Corporate Security
- Proxemics and Personal Space
- Interpersonal Skills for Security Officers
- Attention to Details
- Edged Weapon Defense
- Handcuffing Techniques
- Knife Defense: Sudden Attack
- Non-aggressive Defense: The S.T.A.R. System
- Search and Escort
- Security Officer Safety
- Slip and Fall Incident
- Staying Safe Through Tactical Thinking
- Verbal Judo One: The Art of Communication
- Verbal Judo Two: The Art of Mediation
- Weapon Retention Tactics
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