Here it is... Our ULTIMATE MUSEUM PROTECTION TRAINING PROGRAM
We begin with a one-hour staff briefing, for the entire facility staff, on security awareness and improved public relations/customer service. This briefing does much to enhance interdepartmental cooperation, and is overwhelmingly
accepted at every level.
Next - it's a full day of Basic Protection Training for the security staff. The
program includes critical information about legal restrictions, use of force,
report writing, conflict resolution, protection of valuable collections, and more.
You won't find a program of higher quality, or content anywhere. Attendees receive
credit towards certification as Certified Institutional Protection Specialist
(CIPS).
And to put a cap on a very full day, we return late in the evening to conduct
safety oriented training on night time patrols, both interior and exterior, with
an emphasis on life safety, fire prevention and preventive maintenance reporting.
This outstanding program is presented by Stevan P. Layne, CPP, CIPM. Steve has
an international reputation as a dynamic, entertaining presenter, with exceptional
information and experience in loss prevention, conflict resolution, violence prevention
and security management. He has informed and entertained audiences throughout
the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, and Australia, and is a keynote presenter for several
business organizations. Steve is a founding director of the International Foundation
for Cultural Property Protection, author of The Cultural Property Protection Manual,
and co-author of Suggested Guidelines in Museum Security. He is a graduate of
the FBI's Police Management Program.
This full-day of exceptional training includes our copyrighted multi-media package,
detailed handout packet, and PowerPoint diskette. No restrictions on audience
size. You can (and we strongly suggest you do) invite neighboring institutions
to participate and share the cost.
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