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BENEFITS INCLUDE:
May 2018 Edition
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Enables students to bring
projects they are working on to
class for peer review and discus-
sion, long with instructor subject
matter expertise input
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Fosters the interdisciplinary
discussion between those involved
in developing mitigation strategies
and building design
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Provides networking oppor-
tunities with other disciplines (ar-
chitects, engineers, planners and
security professionals)
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Learning basic and ad-
vanced security philosophies and
At the River Park facility they focus on teaching
how to apply them to relevant in-class case studies for
building design and risk analysis strategies.
new construction and renovation projects
Tactics for patrolman and SWAT at taught by • Receive credits towards a designation that is recog-
nized worldwide
former police officers at the Greenville training
center, where a firing range and mock-up urban
STUDENT COMMENTS
environment are on-site.
And, in Antalya and Hilversum the ITCSE facilities • I felt like I had a personal tutor. I keep in touch with
my instructor and she continues to provide valuable in-
maintain curriculums geared towards fashion re-
sight with other projects I’m working on. – A.Anderson,
tail, hospitality (hotel and nightclubs), and port se-
DHS Security Officer
curity guard activities and executive protection.
More information about the
risk management process,
the regulations covered in
this article, other training
classes, PSET&C or how you
can join the International
Training Centers of Securi-
ty Excellence team can be
obtained by contacting 805
509-8655, info@hainessecu-
ritysolutions.com or visiting
https://hainessecuritysolu-
tions.com.
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