Security Starts With Understanding Risk
American Security subject matter experts provide corporate training for a comprehensive set of safety and security needs. Our team of Board-Certified Protection Professionals (CPP) through ASIS International can provide guidance, conduct risk assessments, conduct team workshops, and even provide necessary safety certifications for your team.
Our subject matter experts partner with each client’s internal stakeholders to provide corporate training options including:
- CPR/AED/First Aid
- Emergency Procedures and Tenant Warden Training
- Facility Risk Assessments
- Workplace Violence Workshops
Our Consultants Can Provide Advice On:
- Best Practices: American Security experts can help you develop best practices in emergency/crisis management, information security, personnel security, physical security, policies and procedures, security principles and practices, and workplace investigation.
- Business Continuity Planning: Our tabletop exercises assist you in creating and validating logistical plans to prepare, operate, recover and restore critical functions for future incidents that could jeopardize your business. Actions include local incidents like building fires, regional incidents like earthquakes, or national incidents like pandemic illnesses.
- Project Management: American Security consultants can provide project management for all phases of your safety and security program life cycle.
- Policies and Procedures: We can help you effectively develop Policies and Procedures, working side-by-side with your team’s personnel to produce the most accurate, current, customized, and comprehensive Policies and Procedures for your facility.
- Security Planning and Design: To construct a safe and secure building, we take a collaborative approach to the design process. American Security will partner with you from the conceptual phase throughout the building project’s final phase.
- Security and Risk Assessments: American Security starts with a security survey to gather data on existing structures and programs, capturing who, what, why, where, when, and how of the security operation functions. Then we provide a security assessment, which is an evaluation of existing conditions and recommendations for improvements within security operations. We also offer a vulnerability analysis, which identifies a facility’s weak points, followed by a risk assessment analyzing threats to a facility’s vulnerability to determine the possibility for losses and identifying cost-effective corrective measures.
- Specifications: Working with your engineers and architects, we can simplify your needs for architectural drawings and facility plans.
- Emergency Preparedness/Initial Response/Crisis Response: Our emergency preparedness managers and training program will help you identify roles and plan emergency responses. We design plans standard in dealing with common emergencies and the unique elements encountered in differing types of emergencies. Here are examples of the kinds of additional emergency management training available:
- IS00100 Introduction to the Incident Command System
- IS00200 ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents
- IS00700 National Incident Management System (NIMS) – An Introduction
- A National Response Plan (NRP) – An Introduction
- ICS300-OS Intermediate Incident Command System for Expanding Incidents
- S TA-MSC Soft Targets Awareness – Malls and Shopping Centers
- G801 MNIMS Minnesota National Incident Management System
- STA-POW Soft Targets Awareness – Places of Worship
- 1 Continuity of Operations
- STA-HHLF Soft Targets Awareness – Hospitals, Hotels, Large Facilities
- G130 Exercise Evaluation
- G288 Donations Management
- IEMC: NRF Integrated Emergency Management – NRF
- ICS300 Intermediate Incident Command System
- G290C Basic Public Information Officer
- STA-SA Soft Targets Awareness – Stadiums and Arenas