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EXERCISE #1 – PRIVATE SECURITY SELECTION AND TRAINING
“Private Security Officer Selection and Training Guideline” is a 2010 ASIS International document that offers state regulatory agencies with “consistent minimum qualifications to improve the performance of private security officers and the quality of security services.” After thoroughly reviewing this document, describe how you, as a corporate security operative, would react to the ASIS guidance and state whether or not you would support the guidelines relating to the regulation of security and pre-assignment, post assignment, and annual training requirements. More importantly, explain your rationale and the justification you would provide to the organization’s CEO for the added annual expense that likely would result.
Also, you are asked to research your home state’s private security training requirements and report it in this discussion and comment on its potential effectiveness for improving security operative performance and professionalism.
Deconstructed:
- Describe how you, as a corporate security operative, would react to the ASIS guidance and state whether or not you would support the guidelines relating to the regulation of security and pre-assignment, post assignment, and annual training requirements.
- More importantly, explain your rationale and the justification you would provide to the organization’s CEO for the added annual expense that likely would result.
- Also, you are asked to research your home state’s private security training requirements and
- Report it in this discussion and comment on its potential effectiveness for improving security operative performance and professionalism.
REMEMBER: Be sure to cite your sources from both the Learning Materials and outside research.
Please post your initial Discussion response by Sunday. Respond to the posts of two or more of your fellow students in a cogent and respectfully manner.
Reference:
Private Security Officer Selection and Training – Guideline. (2010, 16 April). Retrieved August 27, 2020 from, https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/749858/asis-2010-pso-guideline.pdf
EXERCISE #2 – CURBING THEFT THROUGH EFFECTIVE INTERNAL CONTROLS: SELECTION OF PERSONNEL
As the corporate security operative of XYZ corporation, you have been asked by the CEO to work with the Human Resources department in developing a new pre-employment screening proposal that would be more effective in hiring trustworthy personnel, thereby stemming the tide of internal theft– a problem that has been significantly increasing over the past few years and clearly impacting the organization’s “bottom line.” It is generally accepted in the security profession that “hiring well” is one of the most effective procedural controls available to protect an organization’s assets.
After reviewing the “Prohibited Employment Policies/Practices” segment of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) website, the “Notice – Employee Polygraph Protection Act” segment of the U.S. Department of Labor’s website, the “Facts About the Americans With Disabilities Act” (ADA) segment of the U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission’s website, and any other independently researched sources, outline the procedures you would propose to the CEO—knowing there are costs attached to each procedure—and explain why each procedure is important. The CEO will want to know your rationale.
Also incorporate into the response your understanding of employment law as delineated in the documents cited above and ensure you make it clear that your proposal complies with the various and legal requirements.
Deconstructed:
- Outline the procedures you would propose to the CEO—knowing there are costs attached to each procedure.
- Explain why each procedure is important. The CEO will want to know your rationale.
- Also incorporate into the response your understanding of employment law as delineated in the documents cited above and,
- Ensure you make it clear that your proposal complies with the various legal requirements.
REMEMBER: Be sure to cite your sources from both the Learning Materials and outside research. Please post your initial Discussion response by Sunday. Respond to the posts of two or more of your fellow students in a cogent and respectfully manner.
References:
Federal Laws Prohibiting Job Discrimination Questions And Answers. (2009, November 21). Retrieved August 27, 2020 from, https://
Employment Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) – U.S. Department of Labor. (n.d.). Retrieved August 27, 2020 from https:// Equal Opportunity Commission. (n.d.). Facts About the Americans with Disabilities Act. Retrieved August 27, 2020 from, https://
