Company Security Officer (CSO) Training course brochure

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1 Company Security Officer (CSO) Training course brochure

2 Company Security Officer (CSO) A four day course aimed at Company senior operational ship managers who may be designated to perform the duties and responsibilities of a Company Security Officer (CSO), defined by the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code section A/2.1.7 and A/11. Course Price: Please contact us to discuss your requirements Course Objectives: To understand the threats and impacts of terrorism on the maritime industry (Ships and Ports). As well as terrorist characteristics, weapons and devices. To have a sound knowledge of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code and amendments to SOLAS. To understanding the maritime security policy and EU Regulations. As well as the maritime security organization, including security roles and responsibilities. To have a sound knowledge of risk management principles and the principles of security and surveillance equipment, maintenance and calibration. To have a sound knowledge of the Ship Security Assessment (SSA) and the Port Ship Security Plan (SSP). To understanding the ship security actions and the port interface. (Notice of arrivals and Declarations of Security) To have a sound knowledge of how to identify a threat and what the correct response is. To understanding Anti-Piracy and Best Management Practice, Citadels and contingencies. To be knowledgeable when engaging with private maritime security companies (PMSC s). To be able to understand the reasons for and how to do security administration, audit verification, documentation and records. Course Approvals: This course is recognized by the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) meeting the requirements in the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Including IMO Model Course 3.20 guidelines and the merchant navy training board (MNTB) security training course criteria 2013 (as amended) for the training of Company Security Officers. 2 Website: Telephone: +44 (0)

3 What are the benefits of this course: Individuals will acquire the skills needed to conduct comprehensive security assessments, ensuring development, implementation, and continued improvement of the ship security plan. Individuals will be able to Identify behavioural patterns of individuals likely to threaten security, detecting weapons and utilizing security equipment and systems ensuring associated ship security plans and documentation is maintained. Individuals will learn how to Liaise and coordinate with ship and port facility security officers, contracting governments, security services and agencies. In order to become a competent Company Security Officer (CSO). Candidate Prerequisite: Identification card or passport. 1 year working experiences in the maritime industry, with 12 months of certified sea service. Evidence of competency at an operational management level. Candidates attending the course should be fluent in English. Course Trainer - Mike Symons: This training course has been developed and is delivered by Mike Symons, Regs4ships Security and Ship Management Specialist, with extensive experience as a marine expert in commercial international ship management and security, policy and practices. With specialist UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) experience in anti-piracy, ship and port security operations, and UK National Security Programme approved security clearance to counter terrorist check level. As an established Company Security Officer, recognised training instructor and advisor for Warsash Maritime Academy in Southampton (UK) delivering International Ship Management (ISM) and Security (ISPS) related training courses, approved by the (UK) government administration. Assists customers, government administrations with compliance, governance, regulatory guidance and advice. An active participant with industry key stakeholders since 2008 regarding anti-piracy and best management practices for the suppression of anti-piracy and armed robbery against the commercial maritime sector. And speaker at anti-piracy conferences looking at worldwide armed robbery and piracy trend analysis, as a result of combined intelligence and experience gathered with key industry groups. contact@regs4ships.com Website: 3

4 Course Timetable Day 1: The course timetable details the layout of the day and the topics covered. However if you require a more bespoke training programme on this topic please do not hesitate to contact us. Time Topic What is Covered Registration. Course Aims and Objectives Introductions, Training Venue: OH&S Regulations and Requirements : : :00 Introduction to Security and the Current Threat 10:15-10:30 Break International Maritime Security Policy (Framework) 12:30-13:15 Lunch Security Responsibilities Introduction to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Introduction to terrorism and the impact on ports and shipping. Security threats and patterns. Background to Maritime Security International Conventions, Codes, Legislation and Regulations. The ISPS Code and Amendments to SOLAS UK National Security Programme and EU Legislation. Maritime Security Policy. Legal implications of actions by responsible parties. Security organisations and agencies Handling sensitive information and security related communications. Contracting Governments (Flag and Port Administrations). Recognised Security Organisations (RSOs). Ship Company owners, managers and operators. The Company Security Officer (CSO). Ships Masters and Ship Security Officer (SSO). Ships personnel with specific security duties. The Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO). Port facility personnel with specific security duties. 15:00-15:15 Break Risk assessment methodology and ISO principles :45 Risk Management and Security assessment tools and checklists the basics. Assessment Ship and Port Facility Security the basics IT and Cyber Security Reflections and evening reading and preparations for Day 2 4 Website: Telephone: +44 (0)

5 Course Timetable Day 2: The course timetable details the layout of the day and the topics covered. However if you require a more bespoke training programme on this topic please do not hesitate to contact us. Time Topic What is Covered Registration. Reflections from Day : :30 Introduction to Security and the Current Threat 10:15-10:30 Break Ship Security Assessment 12:30-13:15 Lunch Introduction to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Introduction to terrorism and the impact on ports and shipping. Security threats and patterns. Ship security assessment methodology. On-scene Security surveys (OSSS). Security assessment documentation and records :00 Ship Security Plan Contents of the Ship Security Plan. Management of security and Continual Synopsis Records (CSR). Confidentiality issues. Development of the Ship Security Plan. Ship security instructions. Restricted Areas. Approval and implementation of the Ship Security Plan. Maintenance and modification of the Ship Security Plan. 15:00-15:15 Break High Risk voyage planning. Ship Security Actions 15:15-16:45 Working with the ships Master and SSO. Actions required by different security levels. Maintaining security of the ship and port interface. Ship and Port Interfacing. Pre arrival notification and the Declaration of Security (DOS). Non SOLAS Ports and Non ISPS Approved Ports. Implementation of Security Procedures Reflections and evening reading and preparations for Day 3 contact@regs4ships.com Website: 5

6 Course Timetable Day 3: The course timetable details the layout of the day and the topics covered. However if you require a more bespoke training programme on this topic please do not hesitate to contact us. Time Topic What is Covered :00-10:15 Registration. Reflections from Day 2 Threat Identification, Recognition and Response Recognition and detection of weapons, dangerous substances and devices. Methods of physical searches and non-intrusive inspections. Implementing and co-ordinating searches. Recognition on a non-discriminatory basis, of persons posing potential security risks. Techniques and methods used to circumvent security measures. 10:15-10:30 Break : : 15:00 Emergency Preparedness, Drills and Exercises 12:30-13:15 Lunch Security Administration 15:00-15:15 Break Contingency planning. Security drills and exercises. Assessment of security drills and exercises. Anti-Piracy and Best Management Practice. Citadels and Safe Muster Points Documentation records and controls. Reporting security incidents. Security audits and inspections. Reporting non-conformances and control of corrective actions : 16:45 16:45-17:00 Security Administration (Continued) Reflections and evening reading and preparations for Day 4 Security levels and notifications. Port State Control including Port Facility Security Officer. Port Authorities and Contracting Governments. Ship Security Assessment (SSA) and the Ship Security Plan (SSP). 6 Website: Telephone: +44 (0)

7 Course Timetable Day 4: The course timetable details the layout of the day and the topics covered. However if you require a more bespoke training programme on this topic please do not hesitate to contact us. Time Topic What is Covered Registration. Reflections from Day :15 Training requirements. Security Training Ship security training, matrix, drills and records. Instructional techniques. Emergency preparedness and dealing with the media. Crisis management and crowd control the basics. 10:15-10:30 Break Guidance on the use of Private Maritime Security Companies and :30 Security Vigilance armed personnel (PMSC s) and (PCASP s) PAS ISO Contract agreements with Private Maritime Security Companies BIMCO, GUARDCON. Anti-Piracy and Best Management Practices (BMP) Citadels and Safe Rooms Weapons, restrictions and their controls. 100 Series - Rules of Force Anti-piracy PPE. 12:30-13:15 Lunch :45 15:00-16:00 Company Security Officer (Final Assessment Workshop and Question Paper) 14:45-15:00 Break Course review, feedback and final administration. contact@regs4ships.com Website: 7

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