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PRIVATE SECURITY COURSES


WE OFFER THE BEST COURSES IN THE FIELD OF SECURITY

PRIVATE SECURITY

The aim is to prepare applicants for passing the tests convened by the Ministry of the Interior for professional qualification as a Security Guard, in accordance with current legislation.

DEA SVB

The aim is to know how to apply the Basic Life Support protocols and use the DEA (Automatic External Defibrillator) device.

AVSEC

AVSEC, acronym for Aviation Security, is a term that refers to physical security within the airport environment. ICAO regulates this through Annex 17, which sets out the recommended rules and methods on security.

DOGS

Official canine guide courses for security guards who want to provide their services with dogs.

Course: SECURITY VIGILANT

Hours: 180
The aim is to prepare applicants for passing the tests convened by the Ministry of the Interior for professional qualification as a Security Guard, in accordance with current legislation.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
LEGAL AREA:
Constitutional Law.
Criminal Law.
Procedural-Criminal Law.
Special Administrative Law.
Labor Law
Legal Practice.
SOCIO-PROFESSIONAL AREA:
Identification.
Human relations and security.
Professional ethics.
Professional relationships in the company.
Self-control.
Practical activities.
INSTRUMENTAL AREA:
Communication systems.
Basic parts and functions of a computer.
The means of detection.
Fire protection.
First aid techniques (I).
First aid techniques (II).
Physical preparation.
Self-defense (I).
Self-defense (II).
Self-defense (III).
Techniques for using defense.
Armament.
Safety rules in the use of weapons.
Instructional shot.
TECHNICAL-PROFESSIONAL AREA:
Security.
The technical means of protection (I).
The technical means of protection (II).
The weapons control center.
Self-protection.
Building protection.
Access control.
The protection of industrial estates and urbanizations.
The protection of funds, securities and valuables (I).
The protection of funds, securities and valuables (II).
The protection of evidence and clues.
Counterfeiting of documents and coins.
Protection against explosive devices.
Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Course: PRIVATE LISTENING

Hours: 60
The aim is to prepare candidates for passing the tests convened by the Ministry of the Interior for professional qualification as a Private Listener, in accordance with current legislation.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
LEGAL MODULE
Special Administrative Law.
Functions to be developed by the Private Listening.
Port and deposit of the firearm.
TECHNICAL MODULE:
Protection.
Dynamic protection (I).
Dynamic protection (II).
Dynamic protection (III).

Basic Requirements to be a Private Listener:
-Being of age and not having reached the age of fifty-five.
-To have the nationality of one of the member states of the European Union or of a State party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, or that the provisions of Community legislation in accordance with Royal Decree 240 apply to it. / 2007, of 16 February.
-To be in possession of the title of Graduate in Compulsory Secondary Education, of Technician, or other equivalents to professional effects.
-Have the qualification as a Security Guard or be in the process of obtaining it.
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Course: VIGILANT OF EXPLOSIVES AND DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES

Hours: 30
The aim is to provide students with the knowledge of applicable legislation and regulations and the necessary skills so that they can provide service in optimal conditions, being able to exercise the functions of protection in the field in question.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
LEGAL MODULE
Special Administrative Law.
The Explosives Regulations.
Special Criminal Law.
TECHNICAL MODULE
Armament.
Shooting theory.
Safety rules in the handling of weapons.
Instructional shot.
The explosives.
The initiators.
Cartridge and pyrotechnics.
Safety measures to be adopted in the handling and custody of explosives, cartridges and pyrotechnic equipment.
Safety measures to be adopted in the transport by different means or means, loading or unloading of explosives, cartridges and pyrotechnic material.
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Curs: Action of the Vigilante against biological threats

Hours: 10
ONLINE training

TEMARI:
CONTENTS:
TOPIC 1 REGULATIONS
Regulation in PRL
Introduction to occupational risk prevention for vigilantes
TOPIC 2 DISEASES
How it affects people
The diseases
Special emphasis on the Coronavirus
TOPIC 3 BIOLOGICAL RISKS
Characteristics of infectious agents.
Classification.
Biological hazards.
Action protocols
TOPIC 4 BIOLOGICAL TERRORISM
History
Threat types
Action protocols
TOPIC 5 PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
PPE
Usage protocol
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Course: ENTRANCE CENTERS AND SECURITY DEPARTMENTS

Hours: 10
Specific training for Security Guards.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Surveillance in prisons: regulations.
Surveillance in Temporary Stay Centers for Immigrants (CETI's).
Surveillance in Juvenile Centers.
Surveillance in security units.
Special reference to access control, control of CCTV cameras and perimeter surveillance in these facilities.
Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Security dogs, detectors and AFIX
At CIS FORMACIÓ we offer, together with Lladruc, the realization of canine guide courses for security guards who want to provide their services with dogs. The course is recognized by the Ministry of the Interior and offers the necessary training to work with security dogs, patrol dogs, explosives detectors, drugs, etc. in all sorts of environments.
In this regard, it also offers pairs of drug or explosive guide dogs and dogs for different events and requirements. LLADRUC i CIS FORMACIÓ also provides private security companies, public or private bodies or individuals who wish to do so with the dog or dogs they need for a specific task or for a lifetime. Do not hesitate to contact CIS Formació or Lladruc for more information.

LLADRUC

Curs: SURVEILLANCE OF HISTORICAL AND ARTISTIC HERITAGE

Hours: 10
Specific training for Security Guards.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Surveillance in museums, exhibition halls or auctions and art galleries.
2. Deposit of works of art.
3. Transport of works of art.
4. Applicable security measures.
5. Regulations governing historical and artistic heritage.
6. Special reference to access control and CCTV cameras.
7. Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Curs: SURVEILLANCE IN SPORTS EVENTS AND PUBLIC SHOWS

Hours: 10
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Regulations governing sporting events and public shows. Legislation on self-protection and emergency plans. Legislation in occupational risk prevention.
2. Safety at sporting events. Characteristics of the service. Operational Control Unit and closed circuit television. The security coordinator. Functions of security guards and auxiliary staff.
3. Security work at sporting events and public shows. Operational procedures: access control, permanence control and expulsion of attendees.
4. Concept, characteristics and types of masses.
5. Special consideration to critical situations: avalanches of people, field invasions, evacuations, fires.
6. Actions of special consideration: consumption of narcotics and consumption of alcohol by spectators. Presence of radical groups.
7. Social skills. Assertive behavior. Empathy and active listening. Self-control and stress management.
8. Special consideration to uniformity, elements of protection and defense and armament.
9. First aid techniques.
10. Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Curs: SURVEILLANCE IN URBANIZATIONS, POLYGONS, TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC SPACES

Hours: 10
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Characteristics of these environments. Security zones and areas. Control center. Operating in front of installations with alarm system. Action in the face of other emergency situations. Most common types of crime and means of execution: common criminals, organized criminals, violent criminals and juvenile delinquents.
2. Interpersonal communication techniques. Antisocial behaviors. Mass control techniques. Stress and fear control.
3. Intervention of security guards. Intervention classes: preventive, reactive, care, etc. Day and night interventions. Interventions with firearms and dogs. Factors to be taken into account for a correct intervention and action procedures.
4. Patrol and mobile surveillance. Observation and knowledge of the environment. Type of patrol. Special consideration of the motorized patrol. Rules for carrying out and correcting anomalous situations.
5. Identification of people. Principles and techniques of identification: memory, description of people and complementary elements.
6. The arrest. Concepts. Assumptions in which the arrest and limitations proceed. How to make the arrest. Records, handcuffs and searches: cases in which it is appropriate and how to carry them out. Detention in private security regulations and their application by the security guard. Illegal detention.
7. Procedures for action in specific situations. Interventions on vehicles. Action in uncontrolled access and in the face of unauthorized intrusions. Action in cases of fire, flood, telephone threats, discovery of suspicious packages.
8. Communication with the Security Forces and Bodies. The complaint. Concept and classes of denunciation. Exceptions to the duty to report. How to make the complaint. Competent bodies in matters of complaint. Operational aspects.
9. Prevention of occupational hazards. Security surveillance function, services, scenarios and associated hazards. Specific preventive measures: persecution, arrest, search, transfer of detainees, work with dogs. Obligations of armed security guards. First aid techniques.
10. Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Curs: SECURITY WATCHERS THAT PROVIDE AN ALARM RESPONSE SERVICE

Hours: 10
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Application regulations: Special reference to Order INT / 316/2011, of 1 February. Definition, characteristics and particularities: Answer and key custody service.
2. Alarm verification procedures: Sequential, by video, by audio, and personal verification.
3. Alarm confirmed by technical means: action of the key custody service. Actions of the service of go for the personal verification of the alarms. Confirmed alarm, unconfirmed alarm: various types of signals to manage.
4. Procedure for action in the event of a real alarm. Approach and entrance to the site. Assumptions in which arrest, search and handcuffing are carried out: their correct performance.
5. Mobile alarm systems. Action procedure.
6. Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Course: PORT SURVEILLANCE

Hours: 10
Specific training for Security Guards.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Seaports.
Maritime protection of ports.
The protection of port facilities.
Dangerous goods.
Emergency plans and technical-industrial safety regulations.
Current security planning in port facilities.
Collaboration with the Security Forces and Bodies.
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Course: BASIC VITAL SUPPORT AND AUTOMATIC DEFIBRILLATION

Hours: 6
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT IDEFIBRILATIONAUTOMATIC
(SVB DEA)
Course Objectives:

* Perform basic life support (SVB) in patients with cardiorespiratory arrestrequire.
* Apply automatic external defibrillator (AED) in patients with arrestcardiorespiratory that require it.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Theoretical Contents:
1-Causes and most common sites of cardiorespiratory arrest, the chain of survival,
situation recognition, activation of the Medical Emergency System (SEM 112),
importance of high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
2-What is and what a DEA is for, security in the use of the DEA, legal aspects.
Algorithms of action with DEA and without DEA of the European Resuscitation Council.
Practical Contents:
1-Safety on stage, assess awareness, open the airway with the frontment maneuver, assess whether the person is breathing normally, activate the SEM, perform high quality chest compressions, perform rescue ventilations, alternate compressions and ventilations .
2-Perform a complete sequence.
3-Lateral safety position.
4-Know what the DEA is like. Place the patches correctly, how to use the DEA correctly and safely.
5-Integrated practical simulations of SVB with DEA and without DEA.
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At CIS FORMACIÓ we covered certain deficiencies offered today by the world of training in Public and Private Security:

- Lack of job expectations of Private Security staff.
- Lack of sufficiently qualified trainers.
- Lack of job vacancies to access the world of work.
- Excessive rates for private security academies.
- Little rigor in monitoring training.
- Total lack of knowledge of the world of Private Security by existing academies.
- Lack of training academies dedicated to the continuous training of Public / Private Security professionals.
- Carelessness of existing academies for the continuous innovation offered in the Security sector and with a disproportionate tendency to seek economic performance, ignoring the deal with students, security companies and the relationship with Public Safety. In addition, without any motivation to achieve a quality in teaching.

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