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Robbery Prevention, Response & Aftermath
(Presented By: Dana Turner)
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11:30AM - 1:30PM PT
12:30PM - 2:30PM MT
1:30PM - 3:30PM CT
2:30PM - 4:30PM ET |
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The Security Officer's primary duty is to develop and administer a written Security Program for the institution. This is not an option for any financial institution -- banks, credit unions or thrifts -- it is a regulatory requirement. And even if it wasn't a requirement, initiating and maintaining an effective Security Program just makes good business sense. The Security Program must contain policies and procedures that address robberies -- as well as an initial and periodic training program that also addresses robbery.
The Security Program should combine procedural security techniques with physical ones. The industry-standard development and implementation an effective Security Program relies upon the Bank Protection Act (an act passed by Congress) and as a model. The verbatim regulations and related issuances that address security requirements for all types of financial institutions may be located on BankersOnline.
Robbery is a concern to every financial institution -- and robbery is one of the most feared of all crimes. However, most institutions:
Don't conduct an appropriate risk assessment exercise to determine vulnerabilities to robberies and related crimes;
Have developed ineffective policies and procedures for addressing the "before-during-after" robbery tasks;
Train their employees to respond to only one or two kinds of robberies -- and there are actually several kinds, each with its own mechanical characteristics and suggested responses;
Often don't train their employees how to prevent robberies and related crimes -- by multiple means;
Have not differentiated between "business" crimes and "personal" crimes in their training programs;
Train their employees how to react during a robbery -- but not also how to think; and
Have never developed or implemented a process that solicits safety recommendations from their employees -- the very people who face the prospect of becoming a robbery victim every day.
The "Robbery Prevention, Response & Aftermath Techniques" webinar will show participants how to:
Conduct an initial and continuing robbery risk assessment;
Identify policies and procedures that should be retained, modified or eliminated;
Determine if its robbery training program is appropriate and effective;
Establish a mechanism that encourages employees to make recommendations that will likely enhance employee and customer safety;
Prepare robbery response training materials for all levels of employees; and
Plan for the natural physical, mental and emotional fallout that employees will experience after a traumatic event.
Special note: Included with the webinar training materials is a comprehensive "Robbery Response Techniques" training program workbook, leader's guide and PowerPoint presentation that participants may use to train their institution's employees!
About the Speaker:
Dana Turner is a security practitioner with Security Education Systems -- a research, consulting and training firm located near San Antonio, Texas.
Combining the knowledge gained in a successful law enforcement career with tactical business operations procedures, Dana has created unique security and loss prevention programs for governmental agencies, and the retail, service and financial industries. These programs consist of loss prevention techniques, security policy and procedures, and disaster recovery and business resumption strategies designed for use as training tools, planning mechanisms and reference guides.
Dana has served as a law enforcement officer in several capacities, including the investigation of business and banking crimes; as a community college instructor and administrator in both the law enforcement and business management fields; and as a program development specialist and trainer for private businesses, governmental agencies and professional associations. Dana is celebrating his 32nd year in crime prevention.
As a speaker, Dana has delivered more than 3,000 presentations and has acquired an outstanding reputation as a dynamic, knowledgeable and entertaining instructor. He is a Bankersonline Guru.
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