SECURITY MANAGER COURSE

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SECURITY MANAGER COURSE

Comprehensive Professional Learner Manual

UAE / Dubai-SIRA Aligned Professional Training Programme

IMPORTANT REGULATORY NOTICE

This learner manual is designed as a comprehensive professional education resource for Security Managers working in the United Arab Emirates, with particular attention to the Dubai/SIRA regulatory environment.

The official SIRA Security Manager course is currently listed as a five-day, 40-hour programme. SIRA identifies subjects including security management, threat and risk assessment, security surveys and audits, CCTV, electronic security systems, Dubai security legislation, security design and handover, business continuity and crisis management, managing differences, recruitment and inspection, technician responsibilities, security instructions and security personnel training.

Completion of an independent LMS course should not be represented as automatically granting a SIRA Security Manager licence. SIRA’s current requirements specify completion of the Security Manager course through an approved training centre for the Security Manager cadre position, together with the other applicable licensing requirements

Curriculum

40 Sections
161 Lessons
10 Weeks

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MODULE 1
6 Items
- 1.1
  MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE ROLE OF THE SECURITY MANAGER
  30 Minutes
- 1.2
  MODULE 1.1 INTRODUCTION
  10 Minutes
- 1.3
  MODULE 1.2 CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
  10 Minutes
- 1.4
  MODULE 1.3 SECURITY MANAGEMENT CYCLE
- 1.5
  MODULE 1.4 MANAGEMENT VERSUS SUPERVISION
- 1.6
  MODULE 1.5 PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
MODULE 2
5 Items
- 2.1
  MODULE 2: INTRODUCTION TO UAE PRIVATE SECURITY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT
  45 Minutes
- 2.2
  MODULE 2.1 FEDERAL FRAMEWORK
  45 Minutes
- 2.3
  MODULE 2.2 REGULATORY AWARENESS
- 2.4
  MODULE 2.3 DUBAI
- 2.5
  MODULE 2.4 MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
MODULE 3
5 Items
- 3.1
  MODULE 3: INTRODUCTION TO DUBAI SIRA FRAMEWORK
  10 Minutes
- 3.2
  MODULE 3.1 SIRA
  10 Minutes
- 3.3
  MODULE 3.2 SECURITY MANAGER VERSUS OTHER CADRES
- 3.4
  MODULE 3.3 APPROVED TRAINING
- 3.5
  MODULE 3.4 SECURITY COMPANY ACTIVITIES
MODULE 4
5 Items
- 4.1
  MODULE 4: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
  10 Minutes
- 4.2
  MODULE 4.1 SECURITY
  10 Minutes
- 4.3
  MODULE 4.2 SECURITY OBJECTIVES
  10 Minutes
- 4.4
  MODULE 4.3 DEFENCE IN DEPTH
  10 Minutes
- 4.5
  MODULE 4.4 PROPORTIONALITY
  10 Minutes
MODULE 5
7 Items
- 5.1
  MODULE 5: INTRODUCTION TO THREAT, RISK AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
  10 Minutes
- 5.2
  MODULE 5.1 THREAT
  15 Minutes
- 5.3
  5.2 ASSET
- 5.4
  MODULE 5.3 VULNERABILITY
- 5.5
  MODULE 5.4 RISK
- 5.6
  MODULE 5.5 RISK ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- 5.7
  MODULE 5.6 RISK TREATMENT
MODULE 6
6 Items
- 6.1
  MODULE 6: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY SURVEY AND SECURITY AUDIT
- 6.2
  MODULE 6.1 SECURITY SURVEY
- 6.3
  MODULE 6.2 SURVEY PREPARATION
- 6.4
  6.3 PHYSICAL SURVEY
- 6.5
  MODULE 6.4 SECURITY AUDIT
- 6.6
  MODULE 6.5 FINDINGS
MODULE 7
4 Items
- 7.1
  MODULE 7: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY DESIGN AND HANDOVER
- 7.2
  MODULE 7.1 SECURITY BY DESIGN
- 7.3
  MODULE 7.2 SECURITY ZONING
- 7.4
  MODULE 7.3 HANDOVER
MODULE 8
6 Items
- 8.1
  MODULE 8: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV MANAGEMENT
- 8.2
  MODULE 8.1 PURPOSE
- 8.3
  MODULE 8.2 CAMERA SELECTION
- 8.4
  MODULE 8.3 COVERAGE
- 8.5
  MODULE 8.4 CCTV MANAGEMENT
- 8.6
  MODULE 8.5 EVIDENCE
MODULE 9
5 Items
- 9.1
  MODULE 9: INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS
- 9.2
  MODULE 9.1 ACCESS CONTROL
- 9.3
  MODULE 9.2 INTRUSION DETECTION
- 9.4
  Module 9.3 ALARM MANAGEMENT
- 9.5
  MODULE 9.4 FALSE ALARMS
MODULE 10
4 Items
- 10.1
  MODULE 10: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY CONTROL ROOM
- 10.2
  MODULE 10.1 PURPOSE
- 10.3
  MODULE 10.2 CONTROL-ROOM PROCEDURES
- 10.4
  MODULE 10.3 CONTROL-ROOM RESILIENCE
MODULE 11
4 Items
- 11.1
  MODULE 11: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY OPERATIONS
- 11.2
  MODULE 11.1 DAILY OPERATIONS
- 11.3
  MODULE 11.2 POST ORDERS
- 11.4
  MODULE 11.3 SHIFT HANDOVER
MODULE 12
5 Items
- 12.1
  MODULE 12: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY GUARD-FORCE MANAGEMENT
- 12.2
  MODULE 12.1 WORKFORCE PLANNING
- 12.3
  MODULE 12.2 DEPLOYMENT
- 12.4
  MODULE 12.3 SUPERVISION
- 12.5
  MODULE 12.4 PERFORMANCE
MODULE 13
5 Items
- 13.1
  MODULE 13: INTRODUCTION TO RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND TRAINING
- 13.2
  MODULE 13.1 RECRUITMENT
- 13.3
  MODULE 13.2 SELECTION
- 13.4
  MODULE 13.3 INDUCTION
- 13.5
  MODULE 13.4 CONTINUING TRAINING
MODULE 14
4 Items
- 14.1
  MODULE 14: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES
- 14.2
  MODULE 14.1 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS
- 14.3
  MODULE 14.2 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
- 14.4
  MODULE 14.3 EXAMPLE
MODULE 15
5 Items
- 15.1
  MODULE 15: INTRODUCTION TO INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
- 15.2
  MODULE 15.1 INCIDENT DEFINITION
- 15.3
  MODULE 15.2 INCIDENT PROCESS
- 15.4
  MODULE 15.3 INCIDENT PRIORITIES
- 15.5
  MODULE 15.4 INCIDENT REPORT
MODULE 16
4 Items
- 16.1
  MODULE 16: INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY RESPONSE
- 16.2
  MODULE 16.1 EMERGENCY PLANNING
- 16.3
  MODULE 16.2 SECURITY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES
- 16.4
  MODULE 16.3 EMERGENCY COMMAND
MODULE 17
3 Items
- 17.1
  MODULE 17: INTRODUCTION TO FIRE AND LIFE-SAFETY AWARENESS
- 17.2
  MODULE 17.1 SECURITY ROLE
- 17.3
  MODULE 17.2 IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE
MODULE 18
5 Items
- 18.1
  MODULE 18: INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS CONTINUITY
- 18.2
  MODULE 18.1 PURPOSE
- 18.3
  MODULE 18.2 SECURITY CONTRIBUTION
- 18.4
  MODULE 18.3 BUSINESS IMPACT ANALYSIS
- 18.5
  MODULE 18.4 CONTINUITY PLANNING
MODULE 19
4 Items
- 19.1
  MODULE 19: INTRODUCTION TO CRISIS MANAGEMENT
- 19.2
  MODULE 19.1 CRISIS VERSUS INCIDENT
- 19.3
  MODULE 19.2 CRISIS MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
- 19.4
  MODULE 19.3 CRISIS COMMUNICATION
MODULE 20
4 Items
- 20.1
  MODULE 20: INTRODUCTION TO MANAGING DIFFERENCES AND CONFLICT
- 20.2
  MODULE 20.1 COMMON CAUSES
- 20.3
  MODULE 20.2 CONFLICT-MANAGEMENT PROCESS
- 20.4
  MODULE 20.3 DE-ESCALATION
MODULE 21
4 Items
- 21.1
  MODULE 21: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY INSPECTION
- 21.2
  MODULE 21.1 INSPECTION PROGRAMME
- 21.3
  MODULE 21.2 INSPECTION AREAS
- 21.4
  MODULE 21.3 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
MODULE 22
4 Items
- 22.1
  MODULE 22: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
- 22.2
  MODULE 22.1 MANAGEMENT ROLE
- 22.3
  MODULE 22.2 TECHNOLOGY LIFECYCLE
- 22.4
  MODULE 22.3 TECHNICIAN MANAGEMENT
MODULE 23
3 Items
- 23.1
  MODULE 23: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY SYSTEM HANDOVER
- 23.2
  MODULE 23.1 HANDOVER CHECKLIST
- 23.3
  MODULE 23.2 ACCEPTANCE
MODULE 24
4 Items
- 24.1
  MODULE 24: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY INVESTIGATION
- 24.2
  MODULE 24.1 INVESTIGATION PURPOSE
- 24.3
  MODULE 24.2 INVESTIGATION PROCESS
- 24.4
  MODULE 24.3 EVIDENCE
MODULE 25
3 Items
- 25.1
  MODULE 25: INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY AWARENESS
- 25.2
  MODULE 25.1 SECURITY INFORMATION
- 25.3
  MODULE 25.2 INFORMATION HANDLING
MODULE 26
4 Items
- 26.1
  MODULE 26: INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS
- 26.2
  MODULE 26.1 CONVERGENCE
- 26.3
  MODULE 26.2 COMMON THREATS
- 26.4
  MODULE 26.3 SECURITY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITY
MODULE 27
3 Items
- 27.1
  MODULE 27: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY PROCUREMENT
- 27.2
  MODULE 27.1 PROCUREMENT PRINCIPLES
- 27.3
  MODULE 27.2 SPECIFICATIONS
MODULE 28
3 Items
- 28.1
  MODULE 28: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
- 28.2
  MODULE 28.1 CONTRACT CONTROLS
- 28.3
  MODULE 28.2 CONTRACTOR MONITORING
MODULE 29
3 Items
- 29.1
  MODULE 29: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY BUDGET MANAGEMENT
- 29.2
  MODULE 29.1 BUDGET CATEGORIES
- 29.3
  MODULE 29.2 BUDGET JUSTIFICATION
MODULE 30
4 Items
- 30.1
  MODULE 30: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY LEADERSHIP
- 30.2
  MODULE 30.1 LEADERSHIP
- 30.3
  MODULE 30.2 EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP
- 30.4
  30.3 DECISION-MAKING
MODULE 31
3 Items
- 31.1
  MODULE 31: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY PERFORMANCE AND KPIs
- 31.2
  MODULE 31.1 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
- 31.3
  MODULE 31.2 LEADING VERSUS LAGGING INDICATORS
MODULE 32
4 Items
- 32.1
  MODULE 32: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY QUALITY MANAGEMENT
- 32.2
  MODULE 32.1 QUALITY
- 32.3
  MODULE 32.2 CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT
- 32.4
  MODULE 32.3 NON-CONFORMANCE
MODULE 33
3 Items
- 33.1
  MODULE 33: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY POLICY DEVELOPMENT
- 33.2
  MODULE 33.1 SECURITY POLICY
- 33.3
  MODULE 33.2 POLICY HIERARCHY
MODULE 34
4 Items
- 34.1
  MODULE 34: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY TRAINING MANAGEMENT
- 34.2
  MODULE 34.1 TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS
- 34.3
  MODULE 34.2 TRAINING MATRIX
- 34.4
  MODULE 34.3 TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS
MODULE 35
4 Items
- 35.1
  MODULE 35: INTRODUCTION TO EVENT AND CROWD SECURITY
- 35.2
  MODULE 35.1 PLANNING
- 35.3
  MODULE 35.2 CROWD MANAGEMENT
- 35.4
  MODULE 35.3 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
MODULE 36
3 Items
- 36.1
  MODULE 36: INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL ASSET SECURITY
- 36.2
  MODULE 36.1 CRITICAL ASSETS
- 36.3
  MODULE 36.2 PROTECTION STRATEGY
MODULE 37
1 Item
- 37.1
  MODULE 37: INTRODUCTION TO SPECIALIST FACILITY SECURITY
MODULE 38
3 Items
- 38.1
  MODULE 38: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY MASTER PLANNING
- 38.2
  MODULE 38.1 SECURITY MASTER PLAN
- 38.3
  MODULE 38.2 ANNUAL SECURITY PLAN
MODULE 39
4 Items
- 39.1
  MODULE 39: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY ASSURANCE AND MANAGEMENT REVIEW
- 39.2
  MODULE 39.1 ASSURANCE
- 39.3
  MODULE 39.2 ASSURANCE ACTIVITIES
- 39.4
  MODULE 39.3 MANAGEMENT REVIEW
MODULE 40
1 Item
- 40.1
  MODULE 40: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY MANAGER CAPSTONE

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