• the Well-Seasoned Traveling Executive

• the Reluctant & Occasional Traveler

• HR/ Security/ Risk and Compliance Personnel

Executives are an organization’s valuable human capital and asset. Besides having a comprehensive travel policy that includes safety and security, traveling executives also need to be equipped with the right skills to maximize their personal safety and security while traveling on business.

To the Travelling Executive: You have heard the stories, or might have been in one of those situations abroad— life-threatening at worst, and inconvenient at best. The truth is: You are at greater risk than you know.

• Understand your inherent risks in different scenarios when traveling — by various modes of transport, accommodation, dining etc.

• Make quick and logical risk assessments

• Employ direct steps such as hotel, vehicle and route selection to reduce risk

• Acts of terrorism (Examples: car bombs, hostage situations)

• Criminal aggression (Examples: robbery, assault, rape)

Hear from security experts and practitioners with extensive travel experience, and obtain practical advice on what you can do on your own when you need to respond quickly in high-stress situations.

Course Duration: 1 day

Course Fee: $420

Please contact us for corporate customization.

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The Workplace is often a target for theft, trespassing, harassment and bomb threats. Everyone at the workplace is a stakeholder of a secure environment, especially frontline staff who form the first line of defence.

Is everyone prepared to react when a bomb threat comes in? Or when a visitor is difficult? And how do you decide if a character is "suspicious"? Be equipped to effectively manage the typical threats of a workplace environment, and help to recognize a security issue before catastrophe occurs.

Specially designed to address the needs of the frontline security and non-security personnel, participants will be equipped with the underpinning knowledge of potential security risks. They will also be taught the effective way of managing and regulating access control measures, handling difficult visitors, profiling suspicious persons and securing company vital information from unauthorized persons. Towards the end of the course, participants will be taught the individual security responsibilities and management of bomb threat incidents.

1. Protect lives and properties

2. Manage unreasonable visitors and disgruntled former employees

3. Conduct effective security profiling

4. Manage security problems

• Understand the security vulnerabilities your workplace faces— you are the best guard against them

• Be the one to prevent disaster before it strikes your organization

• Be empowered to act suitably and immediately before help arrives in emergencies, such as bomb threats

Course Duration: 2 days

Course Fee: $700

Certification: On successful completion of the following course, a Certificate of Completion is co-awarded by STET Homeland Security Services and the NUS Extension.

Member Privileges: NUS staff are entitled to 20 off course fees; NUS alumni without corporate sponsorship are entitled to 10% off course fees.  

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Facility Security is increasingly becoming the must-have for various businesses and operations all over the world. As we become more conscious of threats in today’s environment, being prepared in Facility Security serves as the fundamental strategy in maintaining the everyday peace of mind as well as allowing quick response to emergencies. Involving optimum use of both personnel and technology, the people who are in charge of their facility’s security need to be mindful of the various aspects, and what it takes for a security that is holistic.

Beginning with the concept of security management, this course teaches participants about tactical security procedures that provide them the know-how of protecting a facility via operational approaches and technological means. Towards the end of the course, participants will also be equipped with the knowledge and skills of putting fire hazards under control and the technique of putting up security audit and contingency plans which can be put in place to safeguard lives and properties within a facility or building.

1. Develop an in-depth knowledge of security and fire protection management;

2. Enhance the existing security measures of a facility;

3. Manage emergencies and preventing intrusion; and

4. Properly manage an Emergency Control Centre.

• Gain a firm grounding in the various approaches to facility security

• Find the best balance between the objectives of Fire Safety, and Security Management

• Master Security Audit as a tool to conduct healthchecks on your facility

• Be prepared for the "What-if"s - Equip your facility with sound contingency plans

Course Duration: 3 days

Course Fee: $1,350

Certification: On successful completion of the following course, a Certificate of Completion is co-awarded by STET Homeland Security Services and the NUS Extension.

Member Privileges: NUS staff are entitled to 20 off course fees; NUS alumni without corporate sponsorship are entitled to 10% off course fees.  

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What is a "suspicious character"? It is not always easy to decide when a person is "suspicious". When asked how they decide someone fits this category, most people say they "just feel it". The responsibility to be discerning falls on everyone—from the frontline defense to the executive in transit in the building's lift.

Take the guesswork out of deciding when somebody is "suspicious" with the techniques of Security Profiling. Through a series of steps, make sense of the concepts and methodology in logically making the judgment call with higher reliability—your first step in averting potential disaster, at the very first signs.

This security training course is a professional course that is specially designed to provide participants with the security profiling tools, which can then be integrated into their security measures as part of the operating procedures. The objective will be to equip participants with the competency to outline a method of operations in search for incriminating behaviors.

1. Distinguish the differences between profiling and crude stereotyping

2. Outline a method of operations that in search for incriminating behaviors

• Take the guesswork out of deciding when a person is "suspicious"

• Make the judgment call with higher reliability

Course Duration: 2 days

Course Fee: $650

Certification: On successful completion of the following course, a Certificate of Completion is co-awarded by STET Homeland Security Services and the NUS Extension.

Member Privileges: NUS staff are entitled to 20 off course fees; NUS alumni without corporate sponsorship are entitled to 10% off course fees.  

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