Company course: Security Coordinator – Protective Security
Course number: SIO15151
How can we protect buildings and outdoor areas against e.g., an active shooter incident or a vehicle driving into a crowd? How little is too little and how much is too much? And how can we unite security and aesthetic considerations?
On this introduction course, you will learn how to assess risks and work with protective security.
This course includes both theoretical and case-based instruction, aided by a wide range of methods and teaching-tools.
On this introduction course, you will learn how to assess risks and work with protective security.
This course includes both theoretical and case-based instruction, aided by a wide range of methods and teaching-tools.
Target group
The course is relevant for business owners, building owners/property developers, construction advisors, architects, and architectural technologist and construction managers, facility managers or other safety and security managers, as well as builders and installers.
Course content
- The need for protective security
- Security culture
- Physical security and electronic surveillance (effects, methods, and principles) – certification and standards
- Security in depth – scalable security, functionality, and temporary installations
- The architectural perspective – the significance of aesthetics and architectural tools
- Protective security planning in a construction project (building/site)
- Protective security planning for events
- Emergency preparedness and crisis management
Course yield
You will obtain fundamental knowledge about protective security, as well as an understanding of how to use different tools to identify your needs for security and convey this to relevant stakeholders. You will gain an overview of the various protective security topics and how they affect each other, enabling a holistic approach to your security projects, at both strategic and tactical levels.
Duration
2 days from 08:00-16:30 hours.
Course requirements
You need to have a basic understanding of physical security (effects, methods, and principles).
Please bring a case (building, site, or event that needs to be protected).
Due to the course contents, all participants will be subject to screening by DBI upon course enrolment.
Background
The course follows DBI’s launch of the online platform RAMT (Risiko Arkitektur Mennesker Terrorism). The knowledge-sharing platform offers insights pertaining to protective security against terrorist attacks on buildings and public spaces. This includes attention to the effects of human behaviour in security management. The course is designed to aid businesses as well as public and private organisations with prevention and damage containment, and protect themselves against e.g., terrorist threats, that to varying degrees are present for all.
Please bring a case (building, site, or event that needs to be protected).
Due to the course contents, all participants will be subject to screening by DBI upon course enrolment.
Background
The course follows DBI’s launch of the online platform RAMT (Risiko Arkitektur Mennesker Terrorism). The knowledge-sharing platform offers insights pertaining to protective security against terrorist attacks on buildings and public spaces. This includes attention to the effects of human behaviour in security management. The course is designed to aid businesses as well as public and private organisations with prevention and damage containment, and protect themselves against e.g., terrorist threats, that to varying degrees are present for all.
