Certificate of Completion in Security for Managers and Supervisors
THE PROGRAM
The program provides managers and prospective managers who
have both safety and security responsibilities within their
organizations with practical, hands-on training in how to
implement and maintain a safe and secure work environment.
All program instructors are experienced practitioners in their
field of expertise. Classes are scheduled in the evenings
and/or weekends to meet the needs
of working adults.
What You Will Learn
Course instruction and materials will provide participants
with the tools and guidelines
required to manage security
issues in the workplace. Participants will learn to:
• Identify workplace security issues
• Manage security concerns
• Conduct accident/incident investigations
• Address issues related to terrorism, natural disasters
and workplace violence
• Understand privacy and ethics considerations
Who Should Attend
Individuals responsible or seeking responsibility for implementing
and maintaining
a safe and secure work environment including:
• Health and Safety professionals
• Security personnel
• Managers
• Supervisors
• Human Resource Directors
• Risk Managers
Eligibility Requirements
This program is open to all students interested in learning
more
about workplace safety and security practices.
Special Features
This program is recognized by the California
Society of Safety & Security Professionals, FEMA, and the Department of Homeland Security. Courses are
offered for Continuing Education Units (CEUs). Nationally
recognized standards govern attendance requirements to earn
CEU credit. A permanent record of attendance is established
and students may obtain a copy of their transcripts by calling
the Records Office at (310) 243-3621.
Certificate Requirements
A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon successful completion
of six required courses. Students not pursuing
the certificate may take individual courses.
Courses
Introduction to Security Management
HEX 982A 2.0 CEUs
This
course provides an introduction and overview of the
function of the Security Department within an organization.
Students will be introduced to the three (3) main segments
of Personnel, Physical and Information security. Topics
include the history and origin of security, security
surveys, risk analysis and vulnerability assessments.
Terrorist Violence in the Workplace
HEX 983 2.0 CEUs
In
the wake of the threat of international terrorist acts,
it is important to fully understand
the fundamental aspects
of terrorism and other forms of workplace violence.
The
following topics will be covered:
• Basic principals of terrorism and other forms
of workplace violence assessment and management.
• Behavior and risk indicators/assessment and psychological
factors
• Corporate violence and terrorist violence prevention
plans and threat assessment teams
• Stalking & domestic violence in the workplace
• Crisis management & legal ramifications
• News media relations during & after a crisis
• Police response & security reactions.
Materials included
Terrorist Acts and Natural
Disasters
HEX 988 2.0 CEUs
Course
covers case studies of terrorist acts and natural disasters.
Students will learn how
to prepare, coordinate, and implement
plans in dealing with terrorist acts, plan responses,
develop incident action plans, and utilize incident command
systems and health and safety issues.
Security and Loss Prevention
HEX 989 2.0 CEUs
A comprehensive introduction to security
and loss prevention ranging from
historical to 21st Century
issues and applications.
First Responders
HEX 984 2.0 CEUs
This course introduces the basics of emergency first aid treatment. Topics include rescue breathing, CPR, first aid for choking and bleeding and providing emergency care for sick and injured until medical help can be obtained.
Introduction to Cyber Security
HEX 985 2.0 CEUs
The focus of this course is to provide essential knowledge to leverage best practices, regulatory requirements and information on real-world attacks on theoverall security posture of an organization. Modification of employee attitude towards security behavior is emphasized.
Advisory Committee
Crist Wagner, MA,CPP, CFE, RSSP, CSP Senior Safety Consultant,
General Safety Services
Michael Nicholas, President, California Loss Control
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact: Charles Hunt: 310-243-2336/chunt@csudh.edu