Security Development Training Course

Training topics (40 hours):

1. Principles of Leadership.
2. Ethics of Teaching.
3. Moral and Ethical Standards.
4. Basic Knowledge of Security Business.
5. Relevant Laws Concerning Security.
6. Fundamental Security.
7. Report Writing.
8. Emergency Preparedness and Response.
9. Communication Skills.
10. Principles of use of force.
11. Basic First Aid.
12. Traffic Management.
13. Field Training.
14. Training as an Instructor.

Training Topics:

1. Definition of Explosive Ordnance.
2. Guidelines for Business Owners and Employees to Inspect and Report Suspicious Activities or Incidents of Terrorism.
3. Suspect Identification Procedures.
4. Inspecting Suspected Areas/Outdoor and Indoor Locations/ Vehicle Searches.
5. Procedures Upon Discovery of Suspicious Items, Explosive Devices, Bomb Threats, and After an Explosion.
6. Security Maintenance Measures.
   

Certified by the Office of the Private Education Commission (OPEC), Ministry of Education Granted as the first institution under the Ministry of Education's Non-Formal Education category to commence teaching on September 30, 2539 (1996).

1. Full Security Training Course: (192 hours)
2. Leadership Level Security Course: (24 hours)
3. Security Training Course: (32 hours)

Training Topics (6 hours):

1. Meaning and objectives of first aid.
2. Principles of first aid practice.
3. Bleeding control.
4. First aid for bruises and bleeding wounds.
5. First aid for lacerations and puncture wounds.
6. First aid for unconsciousness due to faint. 
   • Rescue for unconsciousness due to faint.
   • Rescue for unconsciousness due to shock.
   • Rescue for unconsciousness due to seizures.
   • Rescue for poisoning or exposure to various chemicals.
   • Rescue for injuries from various accidents and different types of splint.
7. Principles of first aid for burns and scalds.
8. First aid for foreign objects entering the body.
9. First aid for venomous bites.
10. Correct principles of moving injured patients.
11. Correct use of wound bandage or gauze for proper first aid.
12. Basic life support and the use of automated external defibrillator (AED) for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Training Topics (Theory 1 hour | Practical 2 hours):

1. History of CCTV systems.
2. Benefits of CCTV systems.
3. Key components of CCTV systems.
4. Types of CCTV camera signals.
5. Differences between analog and digital (IP) cameras.
6. Types of CCTV camera installations.
7. Steps for using a CCTV system.
8. Examples of CCTV system usage.
9. Basic testing of CCTV systems.
10. Basic troubleshooting techniques for CCTV cameras.

1. Knowledge Section of Occupational Skills Testing Standards.
2. Skill Section of Occupational Skills Testing Standards (15 Stations).
   2.1. Standing Postures: Salutation and Rest Positions.
   2.2. Reception of Visitors.
   2.3. Telephone courtesy.
   2.4. Responding to a Desk Being Broken into.
   2.5. Personnel Inspection.
   2.6. Providing Parking Services.
   2.7. Vehicle Inspection.
   2.8. Releasing Vehicles with Hand and Whistle Signals.
   2.9. Prohibiting Vehicles with Hand and Whistle Signals.
   2.10. Using Radio Communication for Reporting Electrical Short Circuits, Traffic Accidents, and Quarrel.
   2.11. Inspection of Buildings, Premises, and Suspicious Objects.
   2.12. Handling of Carbon Dioxide Fire Suppression Systems.
   2.13. Basic First Aid for Fainting Individuals.
   2.14. Use of Triangular Bandages for Arm Wound Hemostasis.
   2.15. Hand-to-Hand Combat and Self-Defense Techniques.

Training Topics (12 hours):

Theoretical Section: Subject Areas

• Basic Knowledge of Relevant Laws and Regulations.
• Fundamental Understanding of Event Command Systems.
• Roles in Handling Chemicals and Hazardous Substances as First Responders at the Awareness Level.
• Physical Characteristics, Toxicology, Hazard Recognition Techniques, Data Collection, and Hazard Interpretation for Chemical Handlers at the Awareness Level.
• Personal Protective Equipment and Respiratory Protection Systems.
• Operational Standards for Chemical Handlers at the Awareness Level.
• Communication for First Response of Chemical Handlers at the Awareness Level.
• Containment, Confinement, and Decontamination for Chemical Handlers at the Awareness Level.
• Related Applications for Chemical Handlers at the Awareness Level Who Respond at the Awareness Level.

Practical Section: Subject Areas

• Review of Hose Use and Nozzle Operation.
• Simulation of LPG Gas Leakage Situation.
• Simulation of Explosion Cauidron Scenario.
• Simulation of Spillage of Hydraulic Oil Scenario.
• Simulation of Ammonia Chemical Leakage Scenario.
• Simulation of Radiation Leakage Scenario.
• Simulation of Nitrogen Gas Leakage Scenario.
• Assessment and Summary of Simulation Scenarios.

Training Topics:

Theoretical Section: Training topics include:

• History of GUTS Baton.
• Components of GUTS Baton.
• Key points and nerve centers.
• Methods of gripping and carrying the GUTS Baton.
• The use of various baton techniques in self-defense.

Practical Section: Topics of training includes:

• Gripping and carrying the baton.
• Preparation Stance.
• Drawing the Baton.
• Defensive Stance.
• Attack Stance.
• Locking Stance and Detainment Stance.

Training Topics (1-hour Theory / 1-hour Practical):

• Principles of Personal Data Security.
• Data Protected under the Law.
• General Personal Data.
• Sensitive Personal Data.
• Individuals Responsible for Personal Data.
• Rights of Data Owners.
• Precautions for Employee Practices.
• Ensuring Security under PDPA.
• Responsibilities and Penalties.

This course offers both theoretical and practical training. Upon completion, participants will receive individual certificates.

• Fee: 450 Baht per person (excluding VAT).
• Minimum class 25 participants.