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Pre - Assignment Training <br />Successful completion of pre - assignment training is a condition of employment. In addition, all Associates are <br />required to complete training in Active Shooter and enroll in SecurifySTARSs`. This foundation of training and <br />development assures that all new Associates are an the same page, and that there is a clear understanding of <br />our "USA Way" of delivering better outcomes. <br />USA requires a minimum of eight hours of pre- assignment training, delivered live through USA Security <br />Academy Security Officer Basic Training (SORT) in most states. Our mandatory SOBT Instills a fundamental <br />working knowledge of the Officer's responsibilities, reduces on-site errors and Improves productivity. All <br />Officer candidates must pass testing on all 12 units of the SORT training to be eligible for employment, <br />Candidates who fail SOBT testing on any module cannot be hired. <br />US. Security Associates, Inc. 1 <br />Confidential Safety and Security Services Proposal 7C <br />25K -147 <br />Security officer Basic Tnining .: <br />Module 3 <br />Define common vocabulary and develop a basic understanding of Industry practices; identify <br />Introduction to Security <br />qualities of a'sharp" Officer and common duties of USA Officers. <br />Module 2 <br />Focus on standard security and USA policies and procedures, including problem resolution, <br />Policies and Procedures <br />absenteeism and tardiness, call -offs, Injury avoidance, and proper behavior. <br />Module 3 <br />Define and recognize sexual harassment based on the two legally recognized categories and <br />Sexual Harassment <br />the three types of harassment; learn reporting procedures for harassment incidents. <br />Mrxlufa 4 <br />Identify main causes of accidents and injuries In the workplace, provide practical techniques <br />Workplace Safety <br />for preventing accidents and inju des, and emphasize importance of creating culture of safety. <br />Module 5 <br />Professional Conduct & <br />Understand basic principles of professionalism, including importance of policies and ' <br />Professionalism <br />procedures; establish Cade of Ethics and maintain the Importance of ethical behavior. <br />Module 8 <br />Legal Authority and Liabil Ity <br />Explain authority and standards of arrests for USA Officers; determine use -ef• force <br />Aspects <br />guidelines; define and explain types of liability. <br />Reports are the main source of communication between the Security Officer, the company <br />and dient management therefore It is very Important that all reports are effective, dear, <br />Module 7 <br />concise, professional and well written in terms of the 'Who, What When, Where, Why and <br />Report Writing <br />How" elements. This unit provides the Associate with the necessary tools to write effective <br />reports via proper field note taking etiquette, characteristics of a good report and a list of <br />information needed for every report. <br />Module 8 <br />Identify the components of a typical site security system; learn the significance of 'defense <br />Introduction to Physical Security <br />in depth "; Identify the types and purposes of barriers, fencing, CCTV systems, alarm systems, <br />lighting, access control system$ and more. <br />Module 9 <br />Deflne and establish Importance of fixed pouts and patrols; establish awareness, observation, <br />Fixed Posts and Patrols <br />and perception techniques. <br />Module to <br />Establish procedures for medical, fire, and natural emergencies, as well as response to bomb <br />Emergency Situations <br />th reats. <br />Module 11 <br />Prepare for an active shooter situation, including understanding the characteristics and <br />Active Shooter <br />behavior of active shooters; learn haw to protect yourself and the people you serve in an <br />active shooter situation; learn how to assist law enforcement <br />Module 12 <br />Identify types of terrorists and terrorist organizations and learn how they attack; learn how to <br />And- Terrorism <br />recognize and respond properly to terrorist threats such as bomb, chemical, and biological; <br />iderdiry counter measures for crime and terrorism prevention. _ <br />US. Security Associates, Inc. 1 <br />Confidential Safety and Security Services Proposal 7C <br />25K -147 <br />
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