Online Safety Training with the Mastery Advantage™ 800-258-3837
Security: Industry: Facility Security: General Industry
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Continuing Education Units (CEUs) ?
0.100
Delivery Formats
Web LAN CD
Training Time ?
39 to 78 minutes
Language(s)
en
Product ID
evisfsgi
Interactive Producer
Excal Visual
Original Content Producer
Excal Visual Communications
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Overview

This training prepares workers to follow security procedures. Training assures the importance of the learners’ role in following facility security procedures. The training focuses on recognizing and reporting any potential security breach or penetration.

Audience

Training for all general industry workers.

Topics
The course presents interactive instruction covering the following topical areas:
  • The Target
    • Targets, Vulnerability, and Awareness
  • Tighten Up
    • Security Regulations, Procedures and Levels
    • Responsibilities of All Workers
  • Follow Security Procedures
    • Area, Document, and Data Access
  • Alert for Security Violations
    • Clear Security Violations
    • Unusual Packages
  • Alert for Suspicious Events
    • Causes for Suspicion and Examples
  • Report and Remember
    • Reporting Observations
    • Review
Performance Objectives
This course will measure mastery on each of the following performance objectives:
  • Be aware of terrorism and vandalism in industrial facilities.
    • Explain how some facilities are critical to the economy and other services.
    • State how often terrorist attacks generally succeed.
    • Identify buildings which are more vulnerable as targets for terrorism.
  • Contribute to effective security.
  • Adhere to security regulations.
    • Select the proper color levels of the security rating systems.
    • Identify where to find a facility's current security level.
    • List the 3 roles of the general workforce.
  • Follow Security procedures.
    • Agree to never share personal access and pass codes.
    • Explain what to do with out-of-date security documents.
    • Select methods for critical communications that are protected from interception.
  • Respond to security violations.
    • Agree to immediately alert security if you discover a suspicious package.
    • List observations that should be reported to facility security.
    • Describe packages which should be rejected from delivery.
    • Recognize the danger in confronting someone with a gun.
    • Choose information used to report to security.
  • Respond to activities that could threaten security.
    • Identify an activity that should result in notifying security.
    • List clues to look for when observing a stranger.
    • Select suspicious events that require reporting to Facility Security.
    • Choose questions that test the prospect of a security threat.
  • Take proper action if a suspicious event is observed.
    • Choose actions to take when observing a security violation or suspicious situation.
    • Recall the need to know the proper security notification procedures in case of an urgent security threat.
    • Identify your role in protecting facility security.

Mastery awards 0.100 CEUs to participants who successfully complete this program.

Mastery Technologies, Inc. has been reviewed and approved as an Authorized Provider by: The International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET)
1760 Old Meadow Road, Suite 500
McLean, VA 22102

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Mastery Technologies, Inc. is now officially certified as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET).

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