• Introduce Modern Safety Systems.
• Define the terms used in modern risk assessment.
• Describe the various methods used in quantitative and qualitative risk assessment.
• Develop practical skills in risk evaluation.

ACCIDENT ANALYSIS & INVESTIGATION

• To present a modern, consistent philosophy and approach to accident analysis.
• To develop skills in conducting accident investigations.
• To develop the capability to write useful reports for internal reference or inclusion as evidence in legal proceedings.
• Understand how and when to expand on a report and when to pass a report on to other parties.
• Conduct major investigations with confidence.

RISK MANAGEMENT

• Understand the modern concepts of safety
• Understand the changed management role in controlling safety
• Have a working knowledge of how to manage systems, people, and event, within the context of up to date risk management principles
• Conduct communication sessions on risk matters with small groups of people

BASIC SECURITY COURSE

This course deals with Prevention of Assets and Report Writing with primary presence of security enabling crime and other types of prevention training through in-service sessions. The supervisors follow up them. Much of this session deals with employee or visitor pilferage and prevention through security officers knowing the factors of most crimes, including motive or desire, opportunity and means. Basic communications procedures, log book entry, report writing and traffic control and parking are the main focus whereas defense, basic criminal interrogation and physical security are additional topics.

INTERMEDIATE SECURITY COURSE

This course enables security to find a probable crime, how to secure and protect burglary, bomb threats or attempted arson, access control system etc. Much of this session deals with advance defensive tactics, search procedures, interview and interrogation procedures, managing crowd and civil disturbances.

ADVANCED SECURITY COURSE

This course establishes awareness and action procedures for security officers on how to dispose explosives, hostage recovery and other protective services. Surveillance detection, operation and intelligence, security management are key points included on this course.

BASIC SECURITY OPERATION COURSE (Part I)

Elegant Services Group provides this training with keen interest to produce professional security guards. The trainee learns about the industrial security organization departments and their locations. He learns about the supervisory levels within the organization. He is given information about the most important duties he will perform as an industrial security man. He also learns the meaning of the terms 'task' and 'step.' He will be able to adopt the industrial security creed by heart and will be able to explain what each sentence of the creed means.

BASIC SECURITY OPERATION COURSE (Part II)

This course deals with operating electronically and computerized controlled gates and barriers. The trainee learns why they are installed and how to operate them. Similarly he learns placing barriers and cones at gate house posts, why barriers and cones at the gate house posts and why barriers and cones are placed and how to do it.

NTERMEDIATE SECURITY OPERATION COURSE (Part I)

This course deals with bomb threats, the steps to be taken to correctly handle it, inspection a detex clock and preparing it for use, the basic module for performing duties and the information to perform this task correctly.

BASIC SECURITY OPERATION COURSE (OFF-SHORE)

This training course deals with the broad aspects of offshore security. The trainee receives an overview of what "Offshore" is all about and learns about the categories of duties he will perform as an offshore security man. He will be able to guard a helicopter landing pad and the steps required to perform this task, offshore foot patrolling, signals and sounds when certain condition exists by recognizing the duration of the sounds. He also knows what steps to be taken under the particular situation generated by the signals.

FINGER PRINT IDENTIFICATION

Finger print identification is a relatively new science. Although finger prints have been used for over two thousand years, the present practical system of classifying and filing them for quick reference was perfected a comparatively few years ago.

Methods of Identification

At different periods in his history, man has tried a variety of methods whereby each could be separated from all his fellows but none of these methods of "Identification" was adequate until finger printing was adopted.

The Finger Print System

A finger print is a reproduction on some smooth surface of the pattern or design formed by the ridges on the inside of the end joint of a finger of thumb. Note this definition well. Not only does no one else on earth have the same ridge formation as you, but no one ever had. The members of your own family do not have same identical formation. But not only that, no only two of your own fingers have duplicate formations. There are no two finger prints in the world that are exactly alike. What we mean is, of course, that no two fingers, out of all the millions that have been examined through their prints, have ever been found to be alike. This is not a startling fact, however, when we consider the source of the ridges and the precise biological facts behind them. "Nature Never Duplicates" anything in all its details. Nature does provide "Similar Things" but "Not Identical Things".