Archive for the ‘Security Management’ Category

Grand Opening of The Centre for Security Training & Management Inc

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

The Centre for Security Training & Management Inc has moved into their landmark 14,000 square foot training centre that specializes in training security guards, private investigators, bodyguards, handcuffing and baton.

The Centre for Security Training & Management Inc, (CSTMI) is a land mark training facility, with several other locations in Toronto, Ottawa and Hamilton, that has been specializing in professional protective services and security training for over 14 years. The CSTMI is an identified training entity by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, Private Security and Investigative Services Branch. Our facility offers several unique courses that educate and train private sector security guards and investigators taught by subject matter experts.

CSTMI is an approved Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) program for Federal Security Officers, 40 hour Security Guard Program for Ontario, 45 hour Basic Security Guard approved by the Ministry of Training, Universities and Colleges.  Most recently the partnership with King-Reed Investigations has introduced training with Private Investigation for Private Investigators.

Our training facility also offers other specialty courses such as the approved IAPPA Bodyguard course, Use of Force, Subject Control & Handcuffing, Baton, First Aid and CPR. CSTMI also has a success rate of 96% job placement in the industry. The CSTMI has a proven track record with government agencies and is highly recommended training facility.

We are pleased to invite you to join us for our grand opening house event and to view our new training facility.  This will give you an opportunity to meet our staff members and subject matter experts.  Free refreshments and cake will be served.  Everyone is welcome.

Date:  Thursday September 9th, 2010
Time: 10:00 am- 4:00 pm open anytime
Address: 1527 Warden Avenue, north of Ellesmere Road.
Hope you can join us!

CACP/ADPQ Private Sector Liaison Conference Nov 7-9; 2010

Monday, July 5th, 2010

CACP / ADPQ
Private Sector Liaison Conference
Nov 7 – 9 , 2010

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Conference Objectives

1. Demonstrate that developing relationships between Private and Public organizations enhances public safety.
2. Demonstrate how Private and Public organizations are similarly affected by various activities of organized crime.
3. Create a partnership to increase citizen security based on mutual collaboration within each other ’s mandates.

Targeted Audience
• Law Enforcement Managers
• Private Security Management
• Security Corporations
• Professional Security Organizations
• Academics
• Critical Infrastructure Managers
• Police Board Members
• Loss Prevention Management
• Public Safety Personnel
• Police Association Representatives

Location of Conference/ Accommodations
Hilton Lac Leamy
Gatineau, QC
CACP Private Sector Liaison Conference Rate:
$159 plus taxes per night
Call: 819-790-6444 Room Block: Held until October 8, 2010

Registration Fee
$495.00 + GST (includes all plenary sessions, 2 breakfasts,
2 lunches and 3 refreshment breaks).

For more information regarding programming, registration or accommodations please visit the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police website at www.cacp.ca. For those without internet access please call (613) 233-1106 for further assistance.

Ontario Security Guard Exam Preparation Guide

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Ontario Security Guard Preparation Guide

Ontario Security Guard Preparation Guide

Now Available from

Emond Montgomery Publications

Security Guard Exam Preparation Guide

Brian W. Robertson B.A., LL.B.

 

  • ˜ Light, portable, practical softcover pocket manual
  • ˜ Prepares new students and experienced security personnel alike to write Ontario’s new Security Guard License Test
  • ˜ “Need to Know’ information on over 90 specific learning outcomes found in the Province of Ontario’s Security Guard Training Curriculum
  • ˜ Easy-to-use guide covers over 90 different topics organized into 12 chapters
  • ˜ Practical tips on how to prepare for, write, and beat a standardized multiple-choice security guard test
  • ˜ Helpful Sample Questions at the end of each topic; over 180 Sample Questions in all
  • ˜ Separate full length 90-question Practice Test at the back of the book
  • ˜ Written by Canada’s foremost authority on private security training standards
  • ˜ Cross references and covers learning outcomes set out under 5 major national security guard training standards, including
  • Security Guard Training Curriculum created under Ontario’s Private Security and Investigative Services Act  (Bill 159)
  • Canadian General Standards Board Standard for Security Officers and Security Officer Supervisors
  • Provincial Security Guard Standards for the Provinces of British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta

Order online NOW at www.emp.ca

CSIS – Toronto Chapter Meeting – Getting Past the Hype and Hyperbole – How to Operationalize Your Bill 168 Compliance Program

Friday, May 7th, 2010

csis-logo-smlGetting Past the Hype and Hyperbole – How to Operationalize Your Bill 168 Compliance Program; You are cordially invited to attend the next Toronto-GTA Chapter Dinner Meeting that will take place on May 20 at the Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel. Our Presentation this month “Getting Past the Hype and Hyperbole: How to Operationalize Your Bill 168 Compliance Program” will provide you with a practical “how to” roadmap on the required steps you need to undertake in order to achieve compliance.

Our Presenter: Mr. David Hyde, Owner and Principal Consultant, David Hyde & Associates.

Learning Outcomes: David’s presentation will provide you with a practical guide to help synthesize the new law into understandable, actionable and operational steps in order to achieve compliance.

Date
Thursday May 20, 2010.

Timings

1730-1815 hrs- Registration/Networking
1815-1830 hrs- Elections
1830-1930 hrs- Dinner
1930-2100 hrs- Presentation – David Hyde

Cost:

$35.00 – members*
$45.00 – non-members
$30.00 – students
$25.00 – student members
*Membership rate also applies to members of other related Security Organizations

Please download the registration and RSVP form.

City of Toronto Prepares for G-20 Summit

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

iStock_000004834882SmallThe largest security force on record is gearing up for the G20 Summit to be held in downtown Toronto at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in June.

Political leaders, finance ministers and other dignitaries from 20 countries will be attending the event – and anti-poverty, anarchist and other activist groups will also be in attendance to protest the economic policies and powerful interests the G20 represents.   

“This is the largest security event in Canada’s history — there will be more security forces than there were for the Vancouver Olympics,” said Ed Boltuc, a member of the G20 planning team for the Toronto Police Service, at a seminar held on March 23.

 

canadiansecuritylogoTo read the full article please visit Canadian Security Magazine.

Ted Carroll and Patrick Ogilvie Speak about Guard and PI Testing in Ontario

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

ASIS Toronto Meeting March 17Ted Carroll of Policing and Security Management Services Inc. and Patrick Ogilvie CPP, PSP ; Chair of the ASIS Toronto Chapter speak with Canadian Security Magazine about Security Guard and Private Investigator testing in Ontario that will begin 15th of April 2010.

March 23-24th 2010 OPS Security Conference: Security Matters

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

eTease-v1The Ministry of Government Services, Security Services and Contingency Planning Branch (SSCPB) is holding its annual security conference “Security Matters” on March 23 and 24, 2010 in Toronto at the South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The conference showcases the latest trends, best practices, research and innovative security ideas to both the Ontario Public Service’s security community and its partners across different sectors and levels of government.  Professionals in various disciplines such as security, emergency management, business continuity planning, IT, human resources, communications, procurement, legal services and law enforcement would benefit from the learning and networking opportunities at the conference.

 Agenda and registration information is available at http://www.opssecurityconference.ca/

 See you at the conference!

CSIS Meeting – March 31 – 2010 Event

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

csismlOur Presentation this month “The Defensive Tactics Time Bomb” will explore why the current Law Enforcement and Private Security Industry defensive tactics
or physical skills methodology is on course for a liability explosion.

Presentation Outline: The currently and historically accepted open-hand defensive tactics physical skills methodology cannot be transmitted, embedded and reproduced under stress by the average person within the structure of the current delivery system. It cannot meet the increasing demands for stress-based outcomes and is now even decreasing in generic relevancy due to a major degradation of the physical culture within our society. We believe there is a solution which can be task-specifically applied to the Private Security Industry.

About our Presenter Mr. Robbie Cressman: Robbie Cressman is the President of Canadian Use of Force Systems, a Toronto based Mobile Training Team that has focused on contract training work with Canadian Federal, Provincial and large Municipal SWAT Teams, American Federal, State, Regional and City Law Enforcement and International Military organizations up to and including Special Operations applications. Robbie, as a civilian contractor, has a background in training a variety of traditional martial arts but found his calling and focus in 2001 on preserving and reviving the original work of Bill Underwood and his martial systems known as COMBATO and DEFENDO. In 2004, Mr. Cressman being dissatisfied with inabilities of standard martial or defensive tactics systems to transmit, embed, have skills reproduced under stress in a short period of time, which could prove functional for male and female officers operating with the physical movement restrictions imposed by gear, equipment and confined physical space environments, embarked on developing a solution. The “Immediate Recall” Tactile based training and operational platform was born as a result of this quest. Mr. Cressman spends his time representing Canada’s original Unarmed Combat and Defensive Tactics systems (COMBATO and DEFENDO) and teaches the Immediate Recall platform and its specialized applications internationally.

Robbie enjoys spending time with his 2 sons, Kristopher and Michael, developing and modifying his methods for television/movie stunt professionals, NHL Teams and working on his personal pets, his 1976 Starsky and Hutch Gran Torino, “Zebra 3” and “The Battlewagon”, his 1972 Chevy Kingswood Station Wagon.

The meeting notices are attached and the deadline to register by is Noon on Monday March 29. Please plan to attend and register early.

Information and Registration Form – PDF Format

Information and Registration Form – Word Format

Private Security & Investigative Services – News and Updates 25 Feb 2010

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

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February 25, 2010

As of April 15, 2010, the new basic Training and Testing Regulation takes effect. This Regulation helps strengthen the professional requirements for security guards and private investigators and enhance public safety.

For more information on the basic Training and Testing Regulation, please visit http://www.mcscs.jus.gov.on.ca/english/PISG/private_inv_sec.html

Register for ASIS Toronto 17th Annual Best Practices Seminar

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

The ASIS Toronto Chapter is hosting its 17th Annual Best Practices Seminar. The Best Practices Seminar is on April 15th, 2010 at the Villa Colombo located at 40 Playfair Ave in Toronto. You can now download the bestpracticesRegistration Form.

17 Annual Best Practices Seminar
April 15th, 2010
7:30 am – 4:00 pm

Villa Columbo
40 PLAYFAIR AVE
Toronto, ON M6B 2P9

The registration form is a down-loadable PDF file. You must have PDF Reader Version 8 or higher. To get the FREE PDF Reader go to http://www.adobe.com/go/EN_US-H-GET-READER

The form can be Filled Out, Saved, Printed and using the Submit Form button (once form is completed)on the top right corner will go directly to the Chapter Treasurer: Carol Lovell using your own email program (Outlook, Mail, etc…)

17th Annual Best Practices Seminar
General Information

Prices are per person and include Five (5) educational sessions, one (1) Full Buffet Breakfast, one (1) Sit Down Lunch, and refreshments during business breaks. CPP’s, PSP’s and PCI’s will earn 5 CPE’s.

All attendees will also receive an ASIS bag and a copy of Rob Nickel’s book, “Staying Safe in a Wired World.”

Cost : $145.00 per person
Groups of 8 or More : $125.00 per person

The 17th Annual Best Practices Flyer with speaker lineup, topics and descriptions will be available shortly.

*****RSVP’s, and Cheques must be received no later than April 9th 2010. CHEQUES and CASH cannot be accepted at the door the day of the event.****