The 3 Days intensive training both exercising theoretical and practical approaches in crime prevention leads both crime and security professionals to finally be recognised with the designation of Certified Crime Prevention Specialist (CCPS), a credential to their professional standings accredited by the Chartered International Institute of Security and Crisis Management (CIISCM).

Upon successful completion of the training and passing the examination, the Board of Advisors of CIISCM, with the powers vested, issues the CCPS certification (for example Derick Ding, CCPS) to the participant. CIISCM, acknowledges the success by including the CCPS into the data base of CIISCM and displayed on the website listing for verification and authentication as well as provided with a confirmation to the superiors of the participant.

The years of experiences which security professionals have acquired and gained throughout their career gets an academic orientation through the learning modules and practical exercises in this comprehensive and methodological training. To aspirants who are in their midst of in the security profession will get an in-depth understanding into the realms of crime prevention generics and fundamentals which will enhance their security management proficiencies. The CCPS program exhibits excellent security standards infused by latest security thought processes and proven expertise for assimilating into their organizations.

The program exposes the security professionals to not only detect crime and criminal intent but allows them the opportunity to acquire excellent mitigating processes to prevent crime before it occurs. The content of the training cuts across businesses from manufacturing, logistics, transportation, service industries to hotels, malls and complexes and sensitive establishments. The concept of CPTED and business crimes receives special attention in the training.

The anticipation, recognition and appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of specific actions to remove or reduce crime is the primary priority of the program. With budgetary constraints, management pressure and a varied demographic of employees, suppliers and customers, the principles and skills associated with crime prevention have taken a unique dimension of importance never before experienced and never more important than they are today. Versatility, flexibility, adaptability and adoptability are what the specialist is going to acquire and attain in this training and redefine the way they are going to skilfully handle crime prevention.

The Certified Crime Prevention Specialist will be exposed to latest crime assessment and audit processes and techniques which can be customised and improvised accordingly to be implemented at their organizations for management of crime prevention strategies, processes and procedures. The culture of working in cohesion and collaboration with and among other departments and personnel and as well as law enforcement agencies in crime prevention initiatives strategized for both public and private businesses in diverse settings demands transferable action for the real world experience.

In summary the CCPS recognises that crime prevention is a pattern of attitudes and behaviors directed at reducing the threat of crime and enhancing the sense of safety and security, to positively influence the quality of life in our society, and to develop environments where crime cannot flourish, must be eradicated if not reduced. It needs an action now and before it is too late let us turn more of us into Crime Prevention Specialist.

SYNOPSISOF THE PROGRAM

The curriculum has undergone a notch up in the areas of specialization wherein aspects of criminal investigations, suspicious behaviour assessment, criminal profiling, document fraud, terrorism, political violence, security best known practises and best known methods, persons of interest (surveillance), internet by criminals and terrorist as well as new technologies in OSINT –SOCMINT approaches have been included. These modules are new to the syllabus. The areas of concentration are now becoming a niche and norm among security professionals.

Practitioners of crime prevention are expected to have a greater in-depth grasp of these competencies and expertise. CIISCM Board being mindful of the evolution and challenges in crime prevention has included these perspectives into the CCPS curriculum. The fundamental and generics of crime prevention application of cameras, access controls, security personnel and security standards and certification are also given equal emphasis in the course content.

MODULESOF THE PROGRAM

WHAT IS CRIME PREVENTION This introduction outlines the traditional definitions to crime prevention and the evolution of crime prevention principles. Concepts associated and progress towards loss prevention is discussed. Crime prevention challenges and mitigation, intention and management is debated. The perspective concludes with business risk as a focal point and achieving the balance between business demands and security foresights.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS OVERVIEW This module unveils the essence of criminal investigations and outlays the engagement of community with law enforcement and the necessary facilitation of personal communications in combating the criminal threats. The intelligence spectrum and preliminary investigation sets the stage for efficient criminal investigations and assessment. Managing the information leading to a case is paramount and vital in a thorough handling of criminal investigation. An overview of crime scene evaluation, management and preservation is discussed.

CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (CPTED)Definition, components and introduction to CPTED, the Principles & Generics of CPTED as well as CPTED Theories and Designs (External & Internal of Premises) is well defined in this section. Integrating CPTED Strategies towards target hardening in Organizational Security Plans at Commercial/Retail Facilities, Hotels, Factories, Logistics Facilities and Government Establishments are cited. Crime Triangle and effective combination of operational, technological and architectural security towards efficiency in crime prevention is discussed.

SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOURAL ASSESSMENT – PROFILING The participants will be introduced to the Importance of Observation and of Element of Choices. Hostile Environment - F.A.C.E. Tactics, Body Language in Behavioural Assessment will be discussed. Structure of an Investigative Interview and what “Trueness” means will be defined. Security - Investigative Questioning will be debated. The section concludes with EL AL Israel’s National Airlines - Brief Case Study and Support Videos –Checkpoints

CLASS EXERCISE: Suspicious Behaviour Assessment The participants will engage into the behaviour assessment techniques, management processes and effective principles of suspicious investigations. The exercise will culminate with sharing of different opinions and experiences from the participants. The trainer will conclude on the methods and approaches discussed and cite a discussion on Loss Prevention Investigation - (Hospitality environment)

CLASS EXERCISE: An Analysis of Interview Techniques and Approaches The participants are given a perspective towards a scenario involving interviews to solicit information. The approach, types of questions, techniques and methodology is discussed. The trainer will run the sequence and chronology of events and content. The participants engage in a “Live” Interview of a person informed of facts. The session ends with a discussion on the

MODULESOF THE PROGRAM

DOCUMENT FRAUD The prevalent crime of document fraud is the focus in this section. It starts with an overview of the phenomenon and leads on to use of fake documents by criminals and terrorists. Counterfeit, forged and stolen blanks which are fraudulently obtained is discussed. Pseudo documents and imposters is given attention. The trainer gives an insight into INTERPOL International Stolen Lost Travel Document Database, EU Prado and Edison Travel Document Databases.

CLASS EXERCISE: Recognition, Identification and Detection (RID) The participants are indulged into a brief practical demonstration exercise. The debate on genuine and imposter Identification is put into practise. The presentation gives a vivid show of how travel documents are forged and “doctored” with the use of internet technology.

INTRODUCTION TO TERRORISM AND POLITICAL VIOLENCECrime prevention today is not complete without the inclusion of the challenges and threats associated with terror, terrorist and terrorism. This section dwells into what terrorism is and the concept and relations to crime. Typology of Terrorism and Consequence onto preferred targets with links between Terrorism and Organized Crime is given focus. Terrorism Attack Tactics is viewed from a criminal tactical approach and juxtaposed against terrorism norms, influences and operations

SECURITY AUDITS & ASSESSMENTS Concentric Circles of Protection & Security Layering Audits and/or Assessments - Components Security Audits of Manufacturing Facilities, Warehouses, Security Audits and Assessments of Hotels, Hospitals, Schools. Campuses Security Audits and assessments of Commercial/Retail Security Outlets.

SECURITY BEST KNOW PRACTISES & METHODS The trainer will indulge in the knowledge of best practices required in Truck, Trucking & Transportation Security, Warehousing & Logistics Security, Air Terminals & Maritime Security and the Service Industry. Best known practices (BKP) & BKM featured in warehousing, logistics and manufacturing environment will be discussed in this session.

PERSON OF INTEREST [POI] SURVEILLANCE (Open Air Exe) The basics of covert surveillance, the generics and fundamentals involved in the execution of POI surveillance will be given and in-depth understanding. The participants will be divided into groups so as to manage a Time, Environment, Execution and Strategy during an actual surveillance practice.

MODULESOF THE PROGRAM

TEAM EXERCISE: External SurveillanceUpon obtaining clarification on the chronology of POI external surveillance attributes, the participants will be put into a practical exercise. The teams will spend 1-1.5 hours onto surveillance of a POI and gather evidence to support their findings towards establishing facts about the objective and mission of the surveillance. The session will conclude with a report and presentation of the groups findings from the external surveillance exercise executed.

EMPLOYEE CRIME PREVENTION A lethal threat today is that which is within our organisation. The trainer will unveil the intricacies and complexities of threat from the within and external. Human Resources and Security cohesive collaboration plays an important role. Employment process, Authentication, Verification, Background checks and Screenings will be discussed. A regular monitoring of the employee’s work and behaviour is crucial in retaining security. The session will conclude with precise information towards security and safety of employees involved in travel for and on behalf of their organisation.

PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF INTERNET AND IT FOR CRIMINAL AND SECURITY ACTORS Criminals and terrorist have begun using the Internet as a mode of communication given that it’s accessible to anyone everywhere. On the brighter side, it has opened up a new modes of monitoring for law enforcement agencies. New technological approaches have been developed for security enhancement. The trainer will dive in to the foundations of OSINT – SOCMINT.

CLASS EXERCISE: Online & Social Media The session will follow with an exercise of basic online searchers and live online investigations. A practical overview will be carried out on two major media platforms. The trainer will share various platforms and avenues on the internet (available freely) for the participants to partake towards engaging in OSINT & SOCMINT

TRAINERSOF THE PROGRAM

MR. Tony RidleyTony is a career security professional. For the past 17 years Tony has worked commercially around the globe at various senior and ex-ecutive levels. His prior 13 years were spent within military, primarily with Special Forces.

During his commercial career, Tony has developed, delivered and reviewed numerous security, operations, safety and crisis manage-ment courses. He remains a constant contributor to industry forums, routinely speaks at international forums and has mentored many up and coming security specialists and professionals.

Having worked for a number of years in Indonesia, at both project and corporate levels, he has a unique viewpoint and experience relevant to Indonesia. Overseeing as many as 3,500 personnel, deployed across over 40 individual projects, he can communicate effectively in Bahasa Indonesian and relates with Indonesians at all levels.

TRAINERSOF THE PROGRAM

DRS. DARLY SIREGAR ICPS, CATS, CCPS

Drs. Darly Segar is the present Director of PT. First Security Services in Indone-sia who is responsible for overseeing its entire operations. First Security Servic-es, as its President Director. The business product focuses on Integrated Security and he believes in power of strength, system and implementation. PT. First Secu-rity Services is highly affiliated with all governmental institutions in Indonesia.

Drs. Darly is accomplished with a Degree in Business Administration and holds many certifications among them are Certified Crime Prevention Specialist (CCPS), Certified Anti Terrorism Specialist (CATS), ISO 14001:2004 - Manage-ment Integrated of Security Services, OHSAS 18001:2007 Management Integrat-ed of Security Services and ISO 9001:2008 Management Integrated of Security Services Prior to joining PT. First Security Services, he spent over 10 years of his career in the hospitality industry where he primarily worked in the security sector. He held the position and responsibility of setting up security systems, fire & safety training programs, loss prevention standards and was in-charge of guest security. This equipped him with the skill set of an all rounded security professional that is extremely well versed in the field.

Drs. Darly has also been an active part of several multi-national projects including oil and gas. In his capacity of Director of Operations, he provided strategical and operational leadership to his team while building a complete consultancy firm.

He is fluent in English and Bahasa Indonesia. He spends his free time being an active member at the Harley Davidson Club in Indonesia (HDCI)

REGISTRATIONOF THE PROGRAM

Fee Includes:- 3 days luncheons, and refreshments- Examination- CCPS Training manual

Indonesia, Jakarta 18 - 20 Dec 2017IDR 13,000,000

Training Dates & Fee

MR. MUNIESWERAN VEERIAHMCiiSCM, CATS, CCPS

Muniesweran has well over 35 years of experience with the government and multi-national companies both regionally and worldwide. He exemplifies with an outstanding array of professional experience, knowledge and competencies, which saw him leading the entities he worked with achieving international accolades. The global exposure of holding senior management positions in different continents worldwide, particularly with regional attachments in Germany, Africa, Middle East, South East Asia and North Asia has seen to the business acumen and management business excellence in Munies. He brings in-depth experience in the Operations, Human Capital and Management perspectives of manufacturing, trading, transportation, shipping and logistics entities worldwide in the names of Elcon GmbH, Isorast Afica, Dubai Diamonds, Flextronics, Sky Schreiber International, DHL and Motorola.

For Enquiries, Please Contact

PT. FIRST SECURITY SERVICES INDONESIAContact Person:

Global E2C Pte Ltd1 Gateway Drive, Westgate Tower #07-01, Singapore 608531Tel: (65) 6514 9646 Email: Sales@GlobalE2C.com.sg

Ms. AliaEmail: bdv.exe1@fsi.idTel: (62) 8119702715

Ms. RevitaEmail: bdv.exe2@fsi.idTel: (62) 8119702716

Ms. Linka AngeliaEmail: bdv.exe3@fsi.idTel: (62) 8119702714

Ms. AnggiaEmail: pa@fsi.id

Tel: (62) 21 83783053

- CCPS Challenge Coin- CCPS Polo Shirt- CCPS Collar Pin

- CCPS Embroidery Badge- CIISCM Certified Certificate- CIISCM Subscriber Membership

Venue : Hotel Ashley, JI. KH. Wahid Hasyim No. 73-75, Jakarta Pusat (10250), Indonesia.Training Time : 0900 hrs - 1700 hrsPayment Transfer to : PT. First Security Services IndonesiaBank Account No : 478 300 2305 (Cabang Wahid Hasyim)Last Payment : 2 weeks before the date

Indonesia, Jakarta 12 - 14 Feb 2018