Course Content
Modules
Status
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2. Daily Activity Reports
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2.1 Daily Activity Reports (D.A.R.)
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2.2 Daily Activity Report Basics
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2.3 Shift Change Information
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2.4 Accurate Arrival and Departure Times
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2.5 All Routine Preventative Measures
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2.6 Any exceptions to the Norm?
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2.7 Creating Next-Level D.A.Rs
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2.8 Risk and Liability Reduction
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2.9 Reaffirm and Support The Partnership
- 2.1 Daily Activity Reports (D.A.R.)
- 2.2 Daily Activity Report Basics
- 2.3 Shift Change Information
- 2.4 Accurate Arrival and Departure Times
- 2.5 All Routine Preventative Measures
- 2.6 Any exceptions to the Norm?
- 2.7 Creating Next-Level D.A.Rs
- 2.8 Risk and Liability Reduction
- 2.9 Reaffirm and Support The Partnership
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3. Special Occurrence Reports (S.O.R) OR Incident Reports
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3.1 What is an Incident Report OR Special Occurrence Report?
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3.2 What needs to be included in an incident report?
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3.3 What to cover in an incident report? ( 5 W’s & H)
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3.4 Qualities of a good incident report ( 5 C’s of report writing)
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3.5 Basic Principles of Effective Report Writing
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3.6 Note for Incident Report
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3.7 What makes a good security incident report?
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3.8 Incident Report Preamble
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3.9 What Happens After an Incident Report?
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3.10 Bad Report Sample #1- Broken Door
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3.11 Bad Report Sample #2- Elevator Malfunction
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3.12 Bad Report Sample #3: Violation of Rules
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3.13 Bad Report sample #4: Fire Alarm
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3.14 Practice Assignment
- 3.1 What is an Incident Report OR Special Occurrence Report?
- 3.2 What needs to be included in an incident report?
- 3.3 What to cover in an incident report? ( 5 W’s & H)
- 3.4 Qualities of a good incident report ( 5 C’s of report writing)
- 3.5 Basic Principles of Effective Report Writing
- 3.6 Note for Incident Report
- 3.7 What makes a good security incident report?
- 3.8 Incident Report Preamble
- 3.9 What Happens After an Incident Report?
- 3.10 Bad Report Sample #1- Broken Door
- 3.11 Bad Report Sample #2- Elevator Malfunction
- 3.12 Bad Report Sample #3: Violation of Rules
- 3.13 Bad Report sample #4: Fire Alarm
- 3.14 Practice Assignment
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5. Statement Taking
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Victim Statements:
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Witness Statements:
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Suspect Statements:
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5.1 How to take a statement?
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5.2 What should be considered while taking statement?
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5.3 What not to include in witness statement
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5.4 ADVOKATE to Assess the Reliability of Witness Statements.
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5.5 Types of Statements
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Narrative Statements
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Formal Statements
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Audio or Video Recordings
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5.6 Describing Vehicles
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5.7 Describing People
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5.8 Practice Assignment
- Victim Statements:
- Witness Statements:
- Suspect Statements:
- 5.1 How to take a statement?
- 5.2 What should be considered while taking statement?
- 5.3 What not to include in witness statement
- 5.4 ADVOKATE to Assess the Reliability of Witness Statements.
- 5.5 Types of Statements
- Narrative Statements
- Formal Statements
- Audio or Video Recordings
- 5.6 Describing Vehicles
- 5.7 Describing People
- 5.8 Practice Assignment