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Security Manual.
Title:
Security Manual.
Author:
Brooksbank, David, Mr.
ISBN:
9780754687764
Personal Author:
Edition:
8th ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (265 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface to the Eighth Edition -- 1 BASICS -- Why security staff? -- Recruitment -- Responsibilities -- What might be encountered? -- Security and police -- Employee theft motivation -- Relationships -- Summary -- 2 GENERAL SECURITY DUTIES -- Works and company rules -- Access control -- Callers -- Mutual aid schemes -- Keeping records -- Good housekeeping -- First aid treatment -- Contractors -- Disciplinary matters -- 3 PATROLLING DUTIES -- Patrolling security officers -- Key carrying -- Communications -- Intruders -- Vulnerable places -- Property found in suspicious circumstances -- Wearing a uniform -- Security personnel carrying weapons -- Amateur and professional thieves -- 4 SECURITY IN PUBLIC PLACES -- Shopping precincts -- Hospitals -- Hotels -- Smoking in public places -- 5 CASH SECURITY -- Movement of money by company staff -- Reception of cash from commercial carriers -- Collection of cash by commercial carriers -- Pending and during payout of wages -- Out-of-hours precautions -- Robberies: Actions and procedures -- 6 PROTECTION OF PREMISES AND ALARM SYSTEMS -- Physical security measures -- Closed-circuit television -- Intruder alarm systems -- Alarm components and methods of detection -- Legal implications of security measures -- 7 SECURITY AND VEHICLES -- Traffic management -- Transport precautions -- Weighbridge frauds -- Vehicle search -- Miscellaneous frauds involving transport -- 8 LAW OF THEFT AND RELATED OFFENCES -- Theft Act 1968 -- Theft in Scotland -- 9 OTHER RELEVANT CRIMINAL LAW -- Fraud -- Criminal damage -- Offences against the person -- Indecent assault -- Harassment -- Bribery and corruption -- Forgery -- Computer misuse -- Trespass -- Intimidation of persons connected to animal research organisations -- Compensation for injuries -- 10 POWERS OF ARREST.

Arrest by a person other than a constable -- Information to be given upon arrest -- Use of force -- Precautions after arrest -- Questioning after arrest -- Unlawful arrest -- 11 POLICE PROCEDURE FOLLOWING PRIVATE ARREST -- Basic police requirements -- Bail -- Witness statements -- Property exhibits -- Return of stolen property -- Compensation -- 12 SEARCHING -- Employer's right to search -- Search method -- Searching contractors' vehicles and staff -- Searching procedure -- Search after arrest -- 13 INVESTIGATION AND QUESTIONING -- Questioning suspected persons -- Industrial court application -- Interviews -- Taking witness statements -- 14 NOTEBOOKS AND REPORTS -- Rules for keeping notebooks -- Essential matters to include in notebooks -- Use in court proceedings -- Reports -- 15 EVIDENCE AND COURT PROCEDURE -- Law of evidence -- Disclosure of evidence -- Exhibits -- Mode of trial -- Procedure in court -- Prosecution of offenders -- Jurisdiction of courts -- Witness statements -- Witness support and protection -- 16 INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE DISPUTES -- Legislation -- Definition of an industrial or trade dispute -- Peaceful picketing -- Intimidation and annoyance to those involved in a trade dispute -- Duties of security staff -- 17 HEALTH AND SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION -- Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 -- Patrolling security officers' duties -- Action at accidents -- 18 FIRE PRECAUTIONS -- Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 -- Classifications of fire -- Codes and standards -- Essential precautions -- Main causes of fire -- Fire patrolling -- Indications of arson -- Fire fighting and extinguishants -- Points to be included in a fire report -- 19 DEALING WITH EMERGENCIES -- Emergency procedures -- The role of security -- Terrorism -- Chemical, biological and radiological attacks -- Hoax calls, letter bombs and other explosive devices.

Crime and incident scene preservation -- 20 FIRST AID -- Basic first aid -- Levels of consciousness -- Dealing with an unconscious casualty -- Resuscitation -- Bleeding -- Broken bones -- Head injuries -- Major burns and scalds -- Poisoning -- Heart attacks -- Shock -- 21 CONFLICT RESOLUTION -- Violence and risk -- Reporting incidents -- The risks of violence in perspective -- Assessing body language to identify threats -- Intuition -- Conflict resolution communication models -- Skills and approaches to conflict -- Impact factors -- Personal space -- Diffusing aggression -- Planning for safety when patrolling on foot -- Use of force -- Offensive weapons -- 22 CULTURAL AND DIVERSITY AWARENESS -- Basic cultural and diversity principles -- Sikh faith community and customs -- Hindu faith community and customs -- Muslim faith community and customs -- Buddhist faith community and customs -- Jewish faith community and customs -- Rastafarianism -- Diversity -- Relevant legislation -- 23 DRUGS AWARENESS -- Signs of drug misuse -- Types of drug misuse -- Legislation -- Drug misuse and unconsciousness -- 24 DOOR SUPERVISORS -- Door Supervisor Licence -- Recognised qualifications -- Level 2 National Certificate for Door Supervisors -- Unit 1 -- Unit 2 -- 25 THE SIA, PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS AND FURTHER EDUCATION -- The Security Industry Authority (SIA) -- Further education and training -- Personal integrity -- Role of supervisors in maintaining standards -- Appendix: Professional Bodies -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- About the Author.
Abstract:
A completely revised edition of the book that has been described as 'standard issue for every security officer, along with the uniform'. Security Manual provides practical guidance on every aspect of security and is an essential guide for those seeking professional qualifications such as: NVQ Levels 1, 2 and 3 in Security Guarding and for Supervisors; NVQ Level 3 in Investigations; C&G, BIIAB and NCFE qualifications in Door Supervision.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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