Training Programs
Providing basic, in-service training for every member of the staff is a complex, yet crucial task.
For the training to be effective, it must be on-going, relevant, and consistent. Quality training programs, covering a wide range of topics, are administered to all Security Officers at Bates College Campus Safety. Current and well structured training programs are essential to an organization in order to maintain a prominent level of professionalism.
Some of the training that has been administered to all the Security Officers is as follows:
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How to Control Aggressive Individuals
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Use of Restraints
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Instructions on Fire Safety and Responsibilities
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Basic First Aid and Life Support
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Hostage/Active Shooter Situations
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Fitness For Duty
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Public Relations
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Parking Enforcement
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Patrol Procedures
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Basic CPR
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Responding to a Hazardous Material Incident
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Crime Scene Containment
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Accident Avoidance
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Interacting With Disturbed Persons
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Report Writing
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Legal Issues Parts 1 & 2
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Human and Public Relations
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Disaster Management
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Bloodborne Pathogens Parts 1 & 2
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Access Control
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Loss Prevention
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
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Sexual Harassment and Objectional Behavior
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Emergency Elevator Rescue
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Myers Briggs Evaluation
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Violence in the Workplace
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Drug Awareness Seminar
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Civil Rights Diversity Training
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MOAB
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All officers have been trained for bicycle patrol and some have recieved IPMBA certifications.
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Federal & State Government Training via Justice Planning Management Associates Web Site
Many of our Security Officers have successfully completed the New England Campus Security Officers’ Training Academy (NECSOTA).