U.S. SECURITY ASSOCIATES, INC.-2017

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Pre-Asslanment Training Successful completion of pre -assignment training is a condition of employment. In addition, all Associates are required to complete training in Active Shooter and enroll in SecuritySTARS111, This foundation of training and development assures that all new Associates are on the same page, and that there is a clear understanding of our "USA Way" of delivering better outcomes. USA requires a minimum of eight hours of pre -assignment training, delivered live through USA Security Academy Security Officer Basic Training (5087) in most states. Our mandatory SOBT Instills a fundamental working knowledge of the Officer's responsibilities, reduces on-site errors and Improves productivity. All Officer candidates must pass testing on all 12 units of the SOBT training to be eligible for employment. Candidates who fail SOBT testing on any module cannot be hired. U.S. Security Associates, Inc, Confidential Safety and Security Services Proposal Ii Module 3 Define common vocabulary and develop a basic understanding of Industry practices; identify Introduction to Security qualities of a "sharp" Of scar and common duties of USA Officers. Module 2 Focus on standard security and USA policies and procedures, including problem resolution, Policies and Procedures absenteeism and tardiness, call -offs, injury avoidance, and proper behavior. Module 3 Define and recognize sexual harassment based on the two legally recognized categories and Sexual Harassment the three types of harassment; loam reporting procedures for harassment Incidents. Modula 4 Identify main causes of accidents and injuries In the workplace, provide practical techniques Workplace Safety for preventing accidents and injuries, and emphasize importance ofneating culture of safety. Module 5 Professional Conduct 8t Understand basic principles of professionalism, including importance of policies and Professionalism procedures; establish Code of Ethics and maintain the Importance of ethical behavior. Module 6 Legal Authority and Liablllty Explain authority and standards of arrests for USA Officers; determine use -of -force Aspects guidelines; define and explain types of liability. Reports are the main source of communication between the Security Officer, the company and client management; therefore It Is very important that all reports are effective, clear, Module 7 concise, professional and well written In terms of the 'Who, What When, Where, Why and ReportWriting How" elements. This unit provides the Assoclate with the necessary tools to write effective reports via proper field note taking etiquette, characteristics of a good report and a list of information needed for every report. Module 8 Identlfy the components of a typical site security system; learn the significance of "defense Introduction to Physical Security In depth", Identify thhe types and purposes of barriers, fencing, CCTV systems, alarm systems, lighting, access control systems, and more. Module 9 Define and establish Importance of fixed posts and patrols; establish awareness, observation, Fixed Posts and Patrols and perception techniques. Modula 10 Establish procedures for medical, fro, and natural emergencies, as well as response to bomb Emergency Situations threats. Module 11 Prepare for an active shooter situation, Including understanding the characteristics and Active Shooter behavior of active shooters; learn how to protect yourself and the people you serve in an active shooter situation; learn how to assist law enforcement Module 12 Identify types of terrorists and terrorist organizations and learn how they attack; learn Novi to Anti -Terrorism recognize and respond properly to temodst threats such as bomb, chemical, and biological; identify counter measures for crime and terrorism prevention. U.S. Security Associates, Inc, Confidential Safety and Security Services Proposal Ii