Crime Prevention & Security Program

Copyright © 2014 by Louis G. Valmond.

ISBN:           Softcover           978-1-4990-6451-3

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Rev. date: 08/20/2014

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CONTENTS

SECTION 1

How To Protect Your Home From Intruders

•   Safety At Your Home Entrace

•  Home Safety And Security

•  Safety For The Apartment Tenants

How To Protect Yourself On The City Street

How To Protect Your Valuables From Robbery?

How To Protect Yourself While On The Road?

•  Safety On Public Transport

•  Safety For Your Car

•  Safety Inside The Elevator

How To Safeguard Yourself Against Purse Snatchers?

•  What You Can Do

•  Shop With A Friend-Travel Together

•  Don’t Carry Weapons That Can Be Used Against You!

How To Protect Yourself From Armed Robbery

•  If You Are Confronted

How To Protect Yourself From Pickpockets

•  For Men:

•  For Women:

How To Protect Yourself Against Sexual Assault

How Shoplifting Affects You And Your Family

•  How To Determine If Your Children Are Shoplifters

•  When You See A Shoplifter

How To Protect Your Cars, Bicycles And Motorcycles

How To Prevent Identity Theft

•  What You Can Do Immediately

•  Daily Safety Measures

•  Emergency Contacts In Case Of Identity Theft

Section 2

Key Components For Improving Organization Performance For The Security Department

Dear Employee

Introduction

Letter To Employees

•  Security Management

•  Objectives

Lessons Learned

•  The Private Approach To Public Services

•  Things About People

•  Total Service Quality

•  Conclusion - The Bottom Line

A Sense Of Service

Security Service Guarantee

You Are The Organization

Letters Of Recommendation

BUILDING

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

CODE RED ––––— FIRE

CODE BLACK –––— BOMB

CODE BLUE –––– MEDICAL

CODE ORANGE –— BIOHAZARD/HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

CODE GRAY –––– CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

CODE YELLOW ––– LOCKDOWN

EMERGENCY CODES

Administrative Staff… … … . .

Community Relations Staff… .

Finance … … … … … … … .

Engineering … … … … … . .

Business Service … … … … .

Environmental … … … … …

Extension … … … … … … . .

… … … … … … … … … …Dispatch Office

SAFE ROOM LOCATIONS

SAMPLE

EVACUATION AREAS

WEAPONS RELATED EMERGENCY

CIVIL DISTURBANCE

1. In the event of a tornado or waterspout, move to your safe room or an interior hallway/room with no exterior windows and stay there until the event is over.

2. Do notgo near a window or outside to look at it.

3. Stay indoors and away from glass.

4. If