The course serves as an introduction for learners who are entering the industry for the first time or a timely refresher for experienced professionals who need to move forward with the times, away from more traditional technologies. This unit has been developed to enable the learner to have the opportunity to build on the foundational knowledge and abilities related to Security Command and Control Centre

Additionally, the learner will get a grasp of the principles of information communication systems. The learner will learn about the how the industry has developed, how the industry is currently regulated, and the use of security surveillance information communication systems in varying contexts.

Key Content

• Identify areas for surveillance equipment deployment with rationale
• Select the appropriate types of surveillance equipment for Security Command and Control Centres
• Explain the organisational procedures for surveillance operations in Security Command and Control Centres
• List and explain the different types and uses of surveillance equipment
• Explain the basic rules of surveillance system design
• Understand the different factors affecting the achievement of surveillance objectives in Security Command and Control Centres
• Formulate surveillance operation plans for Security Command and Control Centres

Learning Outcomes

• Take into consideration an organisation’s surveillance operations procedures and objectives to identify areas and rationale for deployment of appropriate surveillance equipment within the relevant legislative requirements.
• Select appropriate types of surveillance equipment for a Security Command & Control Centre taking into consideration the procedures and objectives of an organization, as well as the regulatory environment.
• Implement and monitor project implementation of surveillance systems in a Security Command & Control Centre and ensure that site acceptance tests meet operational requirements.
• Plan and prioritise investigation cases in accordance with criticality and urgency of assignments and formulate contingency plans for effective deployment of surveillance operations in a Security Command & Control Centre.

Mode of Learning

Primary mode of learning for this course is Face-to-Face Classroom session. This will be supplemented with interactive Practical sessions which serves to connect newly-learned knowledge and skills with the realities of the workplace and jobs.