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Join us at our Seminars and Workshops as well as at the
events that we participate in with our partners year-round.
If you have missed the events highlighted below, join us for
the next one! Click on a thumbnail to view enlarged photo.
**Happening Now**
2011: Launch of Two New Security Courses
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We have added two more courses that will offer a more comprehensive range of security courses for the security practitioners. Bringing to you two quite different types of skill sets, these two courses cater for personnel with distinct sets of responsibilities.
Investigation Techniques – a master class (Download course/ trainer information here)
Are there (potential) incidents in your organization that may call upon your skills as an in-house investigator? Acquire the asset of Investigation Techniques straight from a master in this field. In this 2-day master class, participants will develop an understanding of what entails a good investigative stance and uncover information about a crime and determine causes of an incident. By the end of the programme, participants would also have gained a fundamental understanding of the Singapore legal system and be competent to conduct a sound and unbiased investigation.
Trainer: Mr. Mohamad Shairi bin Mohamad Shahir (former Chief Investigaion Officer with the Singapore Police Force)
Course Date: 10-11 February 2011
Security Resource Management(SRM) (Download course information here)
Imagine managing security incidents in both normal and escalated periods with full personnel cooperation and zero judgment error. An impossible ideal?
Designed for leaders and decision makers in operational situations, the basis of the SRM originated in the airline industry and subsequently made its way to the international shipping lanes. STET HLS is proud to bring its debut to the security industry today.
Understanding that the bulk of mishaps are caused not by technical failures but management errors, the SRM is specifically designed to enable participants to minimize the risk of judgment error with a powerful combination of leadership excellence and sound management skills. Recommended for leaders of teams of all sizes.
Course Date: 25-27 April 2011 |
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**Past
Events**
Course: Facility Security Management (FSM) – 3-5 November, 2010
Michael Goh
(Wyeth Nutritionals) |
 “This course greatly enhances my awareness of FSM and will be useful for me to work better with my FSM colleagues.” – Caroline Leong (Tanglin Trust School)
Designed for the proactive Facility/ Security Manager, the FSM covered the fundamentals of facility security management at both the ground and managerial levels. This course applies for facilities across industries.
Course Details can be found here.
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Launch of Emergency Preparedness SMS for the Bukit Panjang Constituency – 5 September 2010
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Roped in by the People’s Association, STET HLS created a series of SMS alerts which tells residents how to keep safe during fires, handle fainted people, perform CPR, and even provide tips on how to handle bomb threats and what to do if trapped in debris. A total of eight SMS alerts were developed for the series.
“Using the common tool of SMS, we are able to relay critical EP messages to the Grassroots Leaders, EP volunteers and the community of what needs to be done during an emergency situation. This is made possible through our collaboration with STET Homeland Security Services,” said Dr. Teo Ho Pin, Mayor, North West District.
As part of community outreach by STET Homeland Security Services, 14 project consultants will also be volunteering across divisions to look into enhancing the safety and security in the neighborhood. They will join the respective Community Emergency and Engagement (C2E) committees and assist in preserving and building community cohesion and harmony.
"STET Homeland Security Services believes in serving the greater community with security solutions and educational outreach programmes targeted at both the public and commercial sectors, not forgetting the heartlands where our fellow neighbors and citizens play such an important role in helping to keep all of us safe,” said Mr. Tan Chong Kuan, Managing Director, STET Homeland Security Services.
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Course: The Art and Science of Security Profiling (SP) – 19-20 August, 2010
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'People' are increasingly the downfall of security - Can you trust your friends, colleagues or even yourself?
‘People’ are at once both the weakest and most powerful links. Forget complex systems, did you know you can put security in your pocket and make our living and working spaces safer than any expensive system can? If guards and cards are all that you know of security, step into the little-known world where Security is a human art than science.
In this friendly and engaging program, participants had a good time discovering and applying the surprising elegance of Security as the art that is little known. Keep a lookout for next year’s intake!
Course Details: Here
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Security Master Planning Seminar for Oil & Gas Industries/ Logistics Networks in Jakarta – May 2010
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In collaboration with Honeywell, HLS provided an educational seminar on the importance of Security Master Planning for the Oil & Gas industries, and logistics Network in Indonesia. Held over two days – 19 & 20 May, at Hotel Mulia, the sessions provided participants a glimpse into the comprehensive world of Security Master Planning, as well as an understanding of the right solutions and platforms that they were looking for. |
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Course: Executive Program for Chief Security Officers (ECSO) – March 2010
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The ECSO, conducted every year for the industry in March, once again saw security practitioners taking on the Risk Analysis – the yearly highlight, with great vigour. Thanks to the prerequisite for participants to possess the relevant experience, professional exchange in the class was lively and engaging. By the end of the intensive Risk Analysis exercise on the last day, participants looked like they had just run a marathon!
“And how could anyone forget the quality of the food served, it was just marvelous.” – Jimmy Seah, Security Manager (Huang & Co.)
Thank goodness that lunch was delicious and energizing. To all our participants of the ECSO, we trust you had a very good time, and welcome onboard the ECSO Alumni!
Course details can be found here. |
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Security Awareness Seminar for the Central Bank of Oman – January 2010
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Happening concurrently with the
Intersec Trade Fair and Conference was a Security
Awareness Seminar organized by the Central Bank of
Oman (CBO) in conjunction with STET HLS. The seminar
served to enlighten staff of managerial,
supervisory, security and other levels of new
security measuers intended to be implemented by the
CBO.
H.E the Executive President of the CBO stressed the
necessity of focusing on those visiting or those
coming for temporary work, and educating and
enlightening all staff about the aim of these new
security measures which are intended to protect
those working at the bank and visitors as well as
those who deal with the different departments and
sections of the CBO. This is a highly applaudable
position to assure that security begins from within,
so as to protect the community at large.
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Intersec Trade Fair and Conference – January 2010
 
 
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HLS joined the Singapore Pavillion
(Homeland Security) in Dubai together with the Ministry of Home Affairs, ST Electronics (Info-software Systems), ST Kinetics Integrated
Engineering, COSEMA Safety & Security, and PCS
Security. Visitors included Members of Ministries,
State Police and Solution Providers, among others.
Of course, we also ran into old friends from
Singapore and
the region.
This year also saw the inaugural "UAE International FireFit
Championships". We'd like to thank the organizers,
our partners and friends for such a well-organized
and fruitful event! |
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ArchiFest '09! – October 2009
 
 
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Spearheaded by the Singapore Institute of Architects, the ArchiFest ’09 was a month-long festival,
themed “Architecture for Humanity”, that drew
participants from the architecture community both in
Singapore and the region.
A partner and supporter of the ArchiFest, STET Homeland Security
Services answered the numerous questions on this
year’s theme: Today’s Inevitable Marriage for Safe
Living Places – Architecture with Security Design.
If you missed this year’s forum and month-long activities, mark your
calendar early for next year’s ArchiFest! |
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Exhibition: IGA 78th ICPO-INTERPOL General Assembly –
October 2009
 
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Organized by the Singapore Police Force, the ICPO-INTERPOL General
Assembly hosted at the Raffles Convention Center,
Singapore, from 11-15th October drew more than 700
international delegates including Ministers,
Commissioners of Police and Ambassadors. STET HLS is
delighted to have participated in this closed-door
and by-invitation-only event.
The
colorful gala dinner, with a carnival-style
pre-dinner entertainment, was hosted at a private
location and topped off with a breathtaking display
of fireworks. |
Seminar: Making Financial Sense with Strategic Security Risk
Management – 20 March 2009
   
For Security Managers and Executives who need to make
decisions in resource-allocation, understanding how security
can bring value to an organization is key. Even in difficult
economic times, never underestimate how security can be an
asset to your company. Put the dollar value to security and
see how security brings you value return.
Once again, our heartfelt appreciation to our esteemed
speakers:
Capt.
Dennis M. Egan,
Key Roles
in United States Department of Homeland Security
FEMA and others
Security Risk Management on the Financial Balance |
Dr. John
Harrison,
Assistant
Professor & Manager, Terrorism Research, NTU
Latest
Trends in Security Threats |
Dr. Li
Bing,
Director
of the Lien Institute for the Environment, NTU
Bomb
Resistant Design of Commercial Buildings |
Mr.
Anthony Lee,
Honorary
Chairman,
ASIS
International (Singapore Chapter)
Investing
in Security Can Enhance Business Value |
This Seminar is brought to you by STET Homeland Security
Services and ASIS
International (Singapore Chapter).
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World
Continuity Congress 2008
 
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At the WCC 2008, Business Continuity Practitioners
from various countries and industries attended this
annual event at the Holiday Inn Atrium. Security
experts from STET Homeland Security Services
conducted workshops for the diverse audience keen to
understand the relationship between business
continuity and security management. Excellent
questions were raised, and for further such
questions, feel free to drop us an email or drop by
for a visit. |
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ST Engineering Security Awareness Day 2008
 
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Bringing together ST Aerospace, ST Electronics, ST Marine
and ST Kinetics and other members of the ST family, the
Security Awareness Day saw an auditorium of audience with
honoured guests from organizations such as MINDEF, where
STET Homeland Security Services was invited to share the
concept of physical security with the audience. |
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