This document provides tips on personal security and safety in various situations such as driving, walking, and at home. It advises being aware of one's surroundings and trusting one's instincts. If confronted, the document suggests prioritizing escape and survival over possessions. It also emphasizes the importance of alerting authorities and providing witness details if an incident occurs.
This document provides tips for personal safety and security. It discusses what security and personal safety mean and emphasizes prevention over reaction or luck. It gives advice for walking on streets, in parking lots, driving, and what to do if attacked. The key tips are to remain calm, avoid confrontation, and prioritize survival in dangerous situations. Prevention through awareness of one's environment is stressed as the most important factor for ensuring personal security.
The document discusses personal security and safety. It defines different types of security including personal, group, asset, health, financial, emotional and spiritual security. It emphasizes that individuals have the greatest interest in protecting themselves and their families. It provides tips for ensuring security such as being friendly with neighbors, maintaining vigilance, having home security equipment, and controlling opportunities rather than intent or ability. The overarching message is that personal security is primarily an individual's responsibility.
The document provides guidelines for personal security in high-risk areas. It outlines various threats like express kidnapping, kidnapping, carjacking, and armed assault. It recommends situational awareness when walking, driving, shopping, using elevators or ATMs. If confronted, remain calm and obey the criminal. Do not allow them to take you to a secondary location. If they have a knife, run and scream, but if they have a gun, do not run or scream. As a last resort, attack their eyes to temporarily blind them and flee to safety.
Competency Goal 1 aims to develop skills to exhibit safety measures and procedures in various situations. The document provides tips for personal safety at home, when walking, using public transportation, and to protect against carjacking. Safety tips include locking doors and windows, avoiding walking alone at night, being aware of surroundings when getting on and off public transit, parking in well-lit areas, keeping doors locked and windows up in the car, and not stopping to help strangers.
The document discusses the key roles and responsibilities of security guards and supervisors. It outlines that security guards are responsible for protecting premises and occupants from theft, crime, fires and emergencies through surveillance and responding to risks. They must maintain good conduct and be physically fit. Security supervisors oversee security guards and ensure safety procedures are followed. Both roles require skills like effective communication, emergency response, and crowd control.
This document outlines various personal safety tips provided by Sgt. Debbie Kalish of the Johns Creek Police Department. It discusses maintaining awareness of one's surroundings, having a safety plan, preparing mentally for potential threats, and tips for home, vehicle, walking, shopping and self defense. Specific case studies of abductions and attacks are presented to demonstrate the importance of safety awareness and prevention. The overall message is that being prepared, trusting instincts and prioritizing escape can help avoid harm or increase chances of survival if faced with violence or crime.
The document provides 11 personal safety tips for women. The tips include: 1) Being aware of your surroundings and avoiding risky areas. 2) Checking your vehicle for intruders before entering. 3) Taking the elevator instead of stairs if you feel unsafe. 4) Running away if confronted by an assailant with a firearm. 5) Not being overly nice and trusting if a stranger approaches you. 6) Fighting back vigorously if abducted. 7) Maintaining distance from strangers on the street. 8) Carrying a cell phone at all times. 9) Staying in a broken down vehicle with doors locked and calling for help. 10) Physically defending yourself by striking vulnerable areas. 11) Avoiding jobs that
This document provides tips for personal safety and security. It discusses what security and personal safety mean and emphasizes prevention over reaction or luck. It gives advice for walking on streets, in parking lots, driving, and what to do if attacked. The key tips are to remain calm, avoid confrontation, and prioritize survival in dangerous situations. Prevention through awareness of one's environment is stressed as the most important factor for ensuring personal security.
The document discusses personal security and safety. It defines different types of security including personal, group, asset, health, financial, emotional and spiritual security. It emphasizes that individuals have the greatest interest in protecting themselves and their families. It provides tips for ensuring security such as being friendly with neighbors, maintaining vigilance, having home security equipment, and controlling opportunities rather than intent or ability. The overarching message is that personal security is primarily an individual's responsibility.
The document provides guidelines for personal security in high-risk areas. It outlines various threats like express kidnapping, kidnapping, carjacking, and armed assault. It recommends situational awareness when walking, driving, shopping, using elevators or ATMs. If confronted, remain calm and obey the criminal. Do not allow them to take you to a secondary location. If they have a knife, run and scream, but if they have a gun, do not run or scream. As a last resort, attack their eyes to temporarily blind them and flee to safety.
Competency Goal 1 aims to develop skills to exhibit safety measures and procedures in various situations. The document provides tips for personal safety at home, when walking, using public transportation, and to protect against carjacking. Safety tips include locking doors and windows, avoiding walking alone at night, being aware of surroundings when getting on and off public transit, parking in well-lit areas, keeping doors locked and windows up in the car, and not stopping to help strangers.
The document discusses the key roles and responsibilities of security guards and supervisors. It outlines that security guards are responsible for protecting premises and occupants from theft, crime, fires and emergencies through surveillance and responding to risks. They must maintain good conduct and be physically fit. Security supervisors oversee security guards and ensure safety procedures are followed. Both roles require skills like effective communication, emergency response, and crowd control.
This document outlines various personal safety tips provided by Sgt. Debbie Kalish of the Johns Creek Police Department. It discusses maintaining awareness of one's surroundings, having a safety plan, preparing mentally for potential threats, and tips for home, vehicle, walking, shopping and self defense. Specific case studies of abductions and attacks are presented to demonstrate the importance of safety awareness and prevention. The overall message is that being prepared, trusting instincts and prioritizing escape can help avoid harm or increase chances of survival if faced with violence or crime.
The document provides 11 personal safety tips for women. The tips include: 1) Being aware of your surroundings and avoiding risky areas. 2) Checking your vehicle for intruders before entering. 3) Taking the elevator instead of stairs if you feel unsafe. 4) Running away if confronted by an assailant with a firearm. 5) Not being overly nice and trusting if a stranger approaches you. 6) Fighting back vigorously if abducted. 7) Maintaining distance from strangers on the street. 8) Carrying a cell phone at all times. 9) Staying in a broken down vehicle with doors locked and calling for help. 10) Physically defending yourself by striking vulnerable areas. 11) Avoiding jobs that
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Security Training Incident Investigation And Report Writing.PptFaheem Ul Hasan
The document provides guidance on preserving crime scenes and investigating security incidents. It outlines policies and procedures for responding officers to secure both the immediate crime scene as well as potential entry and exit points. Investigations should involve interviewing witnesses without leading questions to establish facts. Reports should be objective and based on facts rather than opinions.
This document provides tips for increasing home safety and preventing crimes like home invasion. It recommends being aware of your surroundings and any potential threats. Specific tips include making your home appear occupied when away using automatic timers, locking all doors and windows, installing an alarm system, keeping shrubbery trimmed, and avoiding giving personal information to strangers. The document stresses that while these tips can help, there is no guarantee of preventing all crimes.
The document discusses the importance of conducting thorough site surveys and risk management assessments. It outlines a 6-step process for assessing assets, threats, vulnerabilities, risks, countermeasures, and making risk management decisions. The process involves identifying critical assets, potential threats, existing vulnerabilities, likelihood and impact of risks, cost-effective countermeasures, and selecting strategies to reduce risks to acceptable levels. Conducting a comprehensive risk assessment is essential to developing effective security plans to protect clients and personnel.
This document discusses realities of threat engagement during close quarters battle (CQB) operations. It notes that most use of force is reactionary rather than offensive, and that default responses to threats involve defensive actions like moving away from the threat or seeking cover. True offensive initiated deadly force is rare and usually requires elements like anticipation, lack of duress, and a deliberate decision with tactical advantages. Traditional CQB methods may not align with human nature under stress and fail to provide defensive advantages when encountering an actual threat.
Crime prevention programs aim to educate students on personal safety, reducing crime risks, and maintaining public awareness. The document outlines tips for students, parents, school staff, and community partners to work together to prevent common student crimes like theft, assault, drug possession, and gang violence. Key recommendations include students learning non-violent conflict resolution, strict rules against weapons, monitoring activities, reporting any threats, and developing community-wide prevention efforts through collaboration between schools and local groups.
In today’s business and residential setups, there is a growing demand for security guards to protect property and the people who occupy them. It’s therefore important that everyone understands what makes a good security guard.
The document outlines basic procedures for conducting vehicle searches as a security officer, including safety precautions, documentation to check, indicators of potential contraband, and legal restrictions. Key points are to always maintain visibility and safety, systematically search the entire vehicle, check for indicators, interview drivers politely and respectfully, and avoid unreasonable searches or seizures.
VIP security agencies hire and extensively train security officers to protect valuable assets and important people. Security officers receive specialized training to handle intrusions, stop theft, and protect themselves. They must pass background checks to protect celebrities, politicians, and company executives. These important roles require around-the-clock protection and supervision of client property to ensure safety.
The document discusses active shooter situations and mitigation measures. It defines an active shooter as someone actively trying to kill people in a confined area. Active shooter incidents can involve violence by strangers, customers, co-workers, or personal relationships. The document notes that such incidents are on the rise and outlines legal obligations employers have to protect workers from violence. It discusses developing emergency plans, training workers in "Run, Hide, Fight" response tactics, and using prevention, response, and prediction strategies to lower the risks of an active shooter situation.
Patrolling involves moving through an area regularly to observe, inspect, and provide security. The main purposes of patrolling are to protect people, property, and information by serving as a visible deterrent against crime. Effective patrolling uses all five senses to check for unusual conditions, sounds, odors, or other potential issues. It is important to vary patrol routes and patterns unpredictably and to thoroughly document any issues found.
The document discusses physical security and defense in depth. It describes three lines of defense: the outer perimeter barriers, exterior walls/ceilings/floors of buildings, and interior partitioned areas. Perimeter barriers like fencing are the first line of defense and are used to control access and provide early detection of intruders. Different types of fencing and their proper installation are outlined. The concept of defense in depth uses multiple overlapping security layers to delay and detect unauthorized access into a facility.
The document discusses the tactical response to crisis situations. It covers the historical development of SWAT teams and their role in containing crises. For active shooter situations, the response has changed from setting up a perimeter to immediately confronting the shooter to minimize loss of life. Rapid deployment involves contact, rescue, evacuation, and perimeter teams working together. When breaching a location, teams can either breach and hold or use various entry tactics like crisscross or buttonhook depending on the situation.
The role of a static security guard is to safeguard, patrol as well as monitor any violence or theft inside the premises where his duty has been assigned. To know more about the role of these guards, view this slideshare presentation.
Patrols are carried out for security purposes such as preventing unauthorized access, damage, theft, and assaults. There are different types of patrols including initial, random/routine, final, and snap patrols. Before patrolling, security officers must know patrol requirements, routes, hazards, and emergency procedures. Patrols should be varied in timing and routes to prevent predictability. Officers must remain vigilant and report any issues found during patrols.
This document provides information on security training at a hotel. It discusses what security is, including protecting people, property, and information. It outlines the hotel's security plan, which involves access control, screening, restricted areas, patrols, drills, and emergency response plans. It describes security incidents like hijacking, food tampering, explosions, fires, and weapons. The purpose of security is to reduce risk and provide protection. The document also indexes various security topics like basic responsibilities, patrols, surveillance, equipment, and fire prevention.
Escoltas comportamiento preventivo en seguridadoswaldo chomba
Este documento trata sobre el comportamiento preventivo en seguridad. Explica que el comportamiento se define como el conjunto de respuestas a estímulos internos y externos, y que su función es la supervivencia. También describe que un comportamiento preventivo en seguridad implica la detección temprana de amenazas para poder reaccionar a tiempo, así como conocer los patrones de comportamiento de posibles amenazas para diseñar esquemas de protección. Además, enfatiza la importancia de la información, la observación y el estado de alerta como parte de un
The CEO of Exclusive Protection & Associates introduces the company, which provides executive protection services including operational security plans and protection packages. They have expertise from former US Secret Service agents. Protection details include security agents, surveillance systems, and armored vehicles. Membership options provide various benefits like hourly rates and access to transportation and surveillance systems. The company aims to detect and neutralize threats to provide a safe environment for clients.
This document provides an agenda and overview for conducting a comprehensive physical security risk assessment. It includes definitions of physical security, outlines roles and responsibilities, and provides sample tools and checklists to guide the assessment. When to conduct an assessment, why it's important, and how to develop a risk appetite and project plan are also covered. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and risks in order to create an effective corrective action plan to improve security.
This document discusses the importance of physical security to protect against attackers. It notes that while many companies focus on network security, physical theft or access can also compromise data. There are two types of attackers - those outside and inside an organization. Guidelines are provided to restrict physical access for outsiders through barriers, checkpoints, and patrols. For insiders, access controls like badge programs, guest monitoring, and equipment locking are recommended. Server rooms should have heightened security like cameras and limited authorized personnel to protect highly sensitive systems and data.
Personnel security involves managing the risks of employees exploiting their access to an organization's assets or premises for unauthorized purposes. It is important to maintain personnel security throughout employment through pre-employment screening, effective management, clear communication, and building a strong security culture. Personnel security also includes managing employees leaving the organization. When applied consistently, personnel security reduces vulnerabilities and helps build a beneficial security culture. It aims to employ reliable staff, minimize risks of employees becoming unreliable, and detect and address suspicious behavior. Personnel security risk assessments focus on individuals, their access, potential risks, and adequacy of countermeasures to inform security practices.
The document provides an introduction to personnel security completed by Ivan Moses Okuni on October 8th, 2015. It discusses the topic of personnel security and provides a basic overview of the subject. The completion date of the document is October 8th, 2015.
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Security Training Incident Investigation And Report Writing.PptFaheem Ul Hasan
The document provides guidance on preserving crime scenes and investigating security incidents. It outlines policies and procedures for responding officers to secure both the immediate crime scene as well as potential entry and exit points. Investigations should involve interviewing witnesses without leading questions to establish facts. Reports should be objective and based on facts rather than opinions.
This document provides tips for increasing home safety and preventing crimes like home invasion. It recommends being aware of your surroundings and any potential threats. Specific tips include making your home appear occupied when away using automatic timers, locking all doors and windows, installing an alarm system, keeping shrubbery trimmed, and avoiding giving personal information to strangers. The document stresses that while these tips can help, there is no guarantee of preventing all crimes.
The document discusses the importance of conducting thorough site surveys and risk management assessments. It outlines a 6-step process for assessing assets, threats, vulnerabilities, risks, countermeasures, and making risk management decisions. The process involves identifying critical assets, potential threats, existing vulnerabilities, likelihood and impact of risks, cost-effective countermeasures, and selecting strategies to reduce risks to acceptable levels. Conducting a comprehensive risk assessment is essential to developing effective security plans to protect clients and personnel.
This document discusses realities of threat engagement during close quarters battle (CQB) operations. It notes that most use of force is reactionary rather than offensive, and that default responses to threats involve defensive actions like moving away from the threat or seeking cover. True offensive initiated deadly force is rare and usually requires elements like anticipation, lack of duress, and a deliberate decision with tactical advantages. Traditional CQB methods may not align with human nature under stress and fail to provide defensive advantages when encountering an actual threat.
Crime prevention programs aim to educate students on personal safety, reducing crime risks, and maintaining public awareness. The document outlines tips for students, parents, school staff, and community partners to work together to prevent common student crimes like theft, assault, drug possession, and gang violence. Key recommendations include students learning non-violent conflict resolution, strict rules against weapons, monitoring activities, reporting any threats, and developing community-wide prevention efforts through collaboration between schools and local groups.
In today’s business and residential setups, there is a growing demand for security guards to protect property and the people who occupy them. It’s therefore important that everyone understands what makes a good security guard.
The document outlines basic procedures for conducting vehicle searches as a security officer, including safety precautions, documentation to check, indicators of potential contraband, and legal restrictions. Key points are to always maintain visibility and safety, systematically search the entire vehicle, check for indicators, interview drivers politely and respectfully, and avoid unreasonable searches or seizures.
VIP security agencies hire and extensively train security officers to protect valuable assets and important people. Security officers receive specialized training to handle intrusions, stop theft, and protect themselves. They must pass background checks to protect celebrities, politicians, and company executives. These important roles require around-the-clock protection and supervision of client property to ensure safety.
The document discusses active shooter situations and mitigation measures. It defines an active shooter as someone actively trying to kill people in a confined area. Active shooter incidents can involve violence by strangers, customers, co-workers, or personal relationships. The document notes that such incidents are on the rise and outlines legal obligations employers have to protect workers from violence. It discusses developing emergency plans, training workers in "Run, Hide, Fight" response tactics, and using prevention, response, and prediction strategies to lower the risks of an active shooter situation.
Patrolling involves moving through an area regularly to observe, inspect, and provide security. The main purposes of patrolling are to protect people, property, and information by serving as a visible deterrent against crime. Effective patrolling uses all five senses to check for unusual conditions, sounds, odors, or other potential issues. It is important to vary patrol routes and patterns unpredictably and to thoroughly document any issues found.
The document discusses physical security and defense in depth. It describes three lines of defense: the outer perimeter barriers, exterior walls/ceilings/floors of buildings, and interior partitioned areas. Perimeter barriers like fencing are the first line of defense and are used to control access and provide early detection of intruders. Different types of fencing and their proper installation are outlined. The concept of defense in depth uses multiple overlapping security layers to delay and detect unauthorized access into a facility.
The document discusses the tactical response to crisis situations. It covers the historical development of SWAT teams and their role in containing crises. For active shooter situations, the response has changed from setting up a perimeter to immediately confronting the shooter to minimize loss of life. Rapid deployment involves contact, rescue, evacuation, and perimeter teams working together. When breaching a location, teams can either breach and hold or use various entry tactics like crisscross or buttonhook depending on the situation.
The role of a static security guard is to safeguard, patrol as well as monitor any violence or theft inside the premises where his duty has been assigned. To know more about the role of these guards, view this slideshare presentation.
Patrols are carried out for security purposes such as preventing unauthorized access, damage, theft, and assaults. There are different types of patrols including initial, random/routine, final, and snap patrols. Before patrolling, security officers must know patrol requirements, routes, hazards, and emergency procedures. Patrols should be varied in timing and routes to prevent predictability. Officers must remain vigilant and report any issues found during patrols.
This document provides information on security training at a hotel. It discusses what security is, including protecting people, property, and information. It outlines the hotel's security plan, which involves access control, screening, restricted areas, patrols, drills, and emergency response plans. It describes security incidents like hijacking, food tampering, explosions, fires, and weapons. The purpose of security is to reduce risk and provide protection. The document also indexes various security topics like basic responsibilities, patrols, surveillance, equipment, and fire prevention.
Escoltas comportamiento preventivo en seguridadoswaldo chomba
Este documento trata sobre el comportamiento preventivo en seguridad. Explica que el comportamiento se define como el conjunto de respuestas a estímulos internos y externos, y que su función es la supervivencia. También describe que un comportamiento preventivo en seguridad implica la detección temprana de amenazas para poder reaccionar a tiempo, así como conocer los patrones de comportamiento de posibles amenazas para diseñar esquemas de protección. Además, enfatiza la importancia de la información, la observación y el estado de alerta como parte de un
The CEO of Exclusive Protection & Associates introduces the company, which provides executive protection services including operational security plans and protection packages. They have expertise from former US Secret Service agents. Protection details include security agents, surveillance systems, and armored vehicles. Membership options provide various benefits like hourly rates and access to transportation and surveillance systems. The company aims to detect and neutralize threats to provide a safe environment for clients.
This document provides an agenda and overview for conducting a comprehensive physical security risk assessment. It includes definitions of physical security, outlines roles and responsibilities, and provides sample tools and checklists to guide the assessment. When to conduct an assessment, why it's important, and how to develop a risk appetite and project plan are also covered. The goal is to identify vulnerabilities and risks in order to create an effective corrective action plan to improve security.
This document discusses the importance of physical security to protect against attackers. It notes that while many companies focus on network security, physical theft or access can also compromise data. There are two types of attackers - those outside and inside an organization. Guidelines are provided to restrict physical access for outsiders through barriers, checkpoints, and patrols. For insiders, access controls like badge programs, guest monitoring, and equipment locking are recommended. Server rooms should have heightened security like cameras and limited authorized personnel to protect highly sensitive systems and data.
Personnel security involves managing the risks of employees exploiting their access to an organization's assets or premises for unauthorized purposes. It is important to maintain personnel security throughout employment through pre-employment screening, effective management, clear communication, and building a strong security culture. Personnel security also includes managing employees leaving the organization. When applied consistently, personnel security reduces vulnerabilities and helps build a beneficial security culture. It aims to employ reliable staff, minimize risks of employees becoming unreliable, and detect and address suspicious behavior. Personnel security risk assessments focus on individuals, their access, potential risks, and adequacy of countermeasures to inform security practices.
The document provides an introduction to personnel security completed by Ivan Moses Okuni on October 8th, 2015. It discusses the topic of personnel security and provides a basic overview of the subject. The completion date of the document is October 8th, 2015.
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This document discusses security and personnel issues related to an information technology security course. It covers positioning the security function within an organization, staffing the security team, and qualifications for security roles. It also addresses how to integrate security practices into human resources policies like hiring, contracting, and training new employees. The overall goal is to successfully implement security while gaining employee acceptance and support.
The document provides information about shock and external bleeding control. It defines shock as inadequate perfusion of blood to organs. It describes the signs and stages of shock from compensated to decompensated. Treatment for shock includes addressing the cause, placing the casualty flat and raising the legs, loosening clothing, covering with a blanket, establishing IV fluids, and monitoring vitals. The document also discusses types of bleeding, methods for control like direct pressure and tourniquets, and relates blood loss percentages to shock classes. Further, it outlines management of gunshot wounds, impaled objects, and amputated extremities.
Computer , Internet and physical security.Ankur Kumar
It refers to protection of a computer and the information stored in it, from the unauthorised users.
Computer security is a branch of computer technology known as information security as applied to computers and networks.
The document provides tips for personal safety in public places and at home. It discusses the elements of crime and emphasizes being aware of one's surroundings. Basic safety tips include locking doors and windows at home, not displaying expensive items when shopping, and having keys ready when approaching your vehicle in a parking lot. When driving, drivers should keep doors locked and valuables out of sight, and be alert at intersections and in parking garages.
Competency Goal 1 aims to develop skills to exhibit safety measures and procedures in various situations. Some key safety tips include locking doors and windows at home; avoiding walking alone at night; parking in well-lit areas; keeping doors locked and windows up while driving; and giving up your car if someone threatens to carjack you with a weapon. Personal safety is about reducing risks and trusting your instincts.
Competency Goal 1 aims to develop skills to exhibit safety measures and procedures in various situations. Some key safety tips include locking doors and windows at home, being aware of your surroundings when walking or using public transportation, and reducing risks of carjacking by parking in well-lit areas, keeping doors locked, and avoiding stopping to help strangers. If carjacked, give up the car and contact police immediately. Personal safety is about risk reduction and trusting your instincts.
The document provides safety tips for personal safety at home, when walking, using public transportation, and in cars. It discusses locking doors and windows at home, avoiding walking alone at night, sitting near the driver on public transit, being aware of one's surroundings when getting in and out of cars, and what to do if carjacked. The document also lists common household poisons and provides the number to call for poison control. It gives safety tips for children, such as checking with parents before going anywhere or accepting anything from strangers.
This document provides tips for employees using company vehicles to stay safe and secure company property. It recommends employees cover any valuable items in the vehicle, store items in the trunk out of view, and log what goes in and out. Additionally, it lists precautions like maintaining the vehicle, keeping it fueled, and having an emergency kit. Finally, it offers advice if an employee is carjacked, like remaining calm and complying with requests to protect safety.
This document provides information and advice to students on campus safety. It discusses common crimes that occur on campus and recommends actions students can take to reduce the risks of theft, assault, and other crimes. The document encourages students to be aware of their surroundings, secure their accommodations and vehicles, and watch out for suspicious activity through a campus watch program. It also provides tips for personal and road safety.
1) The document provides tips and advice for avoiding hijacking situations and staying safe. It discusses common modus operandi of hijackers and when and where hijackings typically occur.
2) Key advice includes being vigilant and aware of one's surroundings when entering or leaving home, changing routes regularly, and not stopping or getting out of one's car if feeling unsafe.
3) If being followed, drivers are advised to drive to the nearest police station or busy area rather than going home. Overall, the document emphasizes maintaining alertness and avoiding routines or distractions that could make one vulnerable.
The document provides tips for preventing theft and pickpocketing. It dispels common misconceptions, such as the idea that pickpockets only operate at night or alone. In reality, pickpockets can strike at any time and sometimes work in teams to distract victims. The document encourages staying alert in crowded places and keeping valuable items out of outer pockets to reduce risks of theft.
This document provides safety tips and guidelines for students and faculty at Malcolm X College. It discusses how to stay safe on campus and what to do in dangerous situations. Key tips include always being aware of your surroundings, reporting any suspicious activity, avoiding going out alone at night if possible, and knowing what to do if confronted by an attacker such as yelling "fire" to attract attention. The document emphasizes situational awareness and not taking unnecessary risks to help ensure one's safety.
Crime prevention, Tips for Filipino CitezenKenneth Malte
This document provides information and tips on crime prevention. It discusses what constitutes a crime and how crime prevention aims to reduce crimes from occurring. It offers several recommendations for community involvement in crime prevention through neighborhood watches and meetings. It also provides safety tips for individuals and families, including securing homes, being wary of strangers, and teaching children about stranger danger. The document stresses the importance of reporting any suspicious criminal activities or emergencies to the 117 emergency hotline number in the Philippines.
This document provides crime prevention tips in various situations including walking, driving, living in residence halls, using athletic facilities, and more. It advises being aware of your surroundings, using the buddy system, keeping doors and windows locked, reporting suspicious activity, and contacting campus safety immediately in emergencies. The tips encourage safety precautions for personal property as well as personal safety behaviors. Campus safety relies on student cooperation to help combat crime on campus.
Empowering Oneself With Personal Safety Education 2009slakhansen
This document provides tips on home, vehicle, and personal security. It outlines various safety measures people can take to secure their home, such as installing motion-activated lights, strengthening doors and windows, using alarms, and avoiding leaving notes on the door. It also gives advice for staying safe in vehicles, on the street, and when handling money. The document stresses being aware of one's surroundings, trusting instincts, and knowing what to do and what information to provide to police in dangerous situations.
This document provides crime prevention tips from the Baguio City Police Office. It outlines various safety tips to avoid becoming a victim of crimes like snatching, pickpocketing, robbery, and sexual assault. The tips advise staying in well-lit areas, being aware of one's surroundings, keeping valuables close and out of sight, reporting any crimes immediately, and providing any helpful details to police. Important contact numbers for emergency services in Baguio City are also listed.
This document provides guidance on managing emergency incidents and providing first aid. It discusses assessing safety, making the area safe, giving emergency help through the primary survey, and assisting emergency services. Specific emergencies covered include traffic accidents, fires, electrical incidents, and water incidents. For major incidents with mass casualties, special precautions and resources from emergency services may be required. The overall aims are to protect oneself, assess the situation, summon help if needed, assist casualties, and be aware of one's own needs when managing an emergency incident.
Women should be aware of their surroundings and trust their instincts if a situation feels unsafe. The document recommends physical self-defense by aiming for the eyes or below the belt if needed, and to escape danger by running, yelling, or throwing objects to attract attention. It also suggests carrying pepper spray for protection and taking online and travel safety precautions like keeping personal information private.
This document provides senior citizen safety tips from the Griffin Police Department. It offers advice on preventing burglary through home security measures like lighting, locks and alarms. It warns of various scams targeting seniors, such as fraudulent charities or investment opportunities. The document also discusses signs of elder abuse like injuries or withdrawn behavior and advises seeking help from authorities in these situations. Fire safety tips are given like installing and testing smoke detectors regularly. Seniors are encouraged to be alert in public and protect personal information to avoid identity theft and fraud.
This document provides safety information and guidelines for dealing with fire emergencies. It discusses common causes of fires and the importance of fire prevention. It outlines key steps to take in case of a fire, which include rescuing anyone in danger, activating alarms, containing or extinguishing small fires if possible, and immediately exiting the building without using elevators. Specific guidance is given for what to do if clothes or a person is on fire, if trapped in smoke or a room, or forced to advance through flames. Contact information for emergency services is also listed.
This document provides information on emergency phone numbers for various countries around the world. It lists the police, medical, and fire emergency numbers for countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and notes sections with additional emergency numbers or services for some countries. The document aims to help international travelers be prepared in the event of an emergency while abroad.
To prevent injuries in children:
- Never leave babies alone on raised surfaces and use safety gates to prevent falls
- Keep medications, cleaners, and other poisons locked away and out of reach to prevent poisonings
- Cut food small and remove choking hazards like plastic bags or cords to prevent suffocation
To avoid risky situations:
- Lock doors and windows, do not let strangers in, and avoid deserted places to stay safe
- Keep cars locked and check for intruders before entering to stay safe when driving or if a car breaks down
For water safety:
- Never swim alone or in unsupervised areas and never dive into unknown water to prevent drowning or injury
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Contents
1. How to Prevent from becoming a victim
2. Don’t look like a victim
3. Mental Approach
4. While driving
5. If followed while driving
6. Additional While driving
7. Parking Lot safety
8. Home safety
9. Walking
10. Suspicious person
11. Conclusion
12. Responding to an attack
13. After an attack or incident
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How to Prevent From Becoming a Victim
• Deny access to target (you)
• Mostcrimes happen at a time & place the criminal chooses
Be aware of what is going on around you
If it looks like a duck
Walks like a duck
Quacks like a duck
What is it?????????????
A DUCK!!!!!!
DO NOTDISMISS YOUR“GUTFEELING”
• Avoid going out alone (a lion attacks the weak, young or sick) so do the two
legged predators
• If you MUSTgo out alone – stay insight or yelling distance of people
If approached
1. Follow your instincts – gut feeling
2. Remember the DUCK!!!!
3. Look at person – not taken by surprise
4. Change walking/driving direction
5. Go into store/public place – call police
If subject has a gun
1. Give up your money, wallet, jewelry, shoes,
whatever
2. Try to remember whatthe subjectlooked like
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3. Try to remember the manner and direction of escape
ELEVATORS
1. Take elevator rather than stairs
2. If possible, do not ride alone with
stranger
3. If you’reuncomfortablewith a stranger,
get off
4. Stand near controlpanel – alarm button
Don’t Look Like a Victim
Eyes down – no eye contact
Slumped over
Non-assertivebody language
Mental Approach
Mentally prepareyourself for situations that may become dangerous?
Takethe necessary steps to reduce your chances of becoming a victim?
Be prepared to act in order to deal with a threatening situation?
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While Driving
▬ Keep vehicle in gear while at a traffic signal
▬Leave roombetween your car and the vehicle in frontof you to pull around
▬Place wallet, purseand valuables on floor NOTon seat- out of sight while
driving. Do not storevaluables in the car
▬When stopped at an intersection -look around to see who is watching you
▬Always lock car doors
▬Drivewith all windows up whenever possible
▬ Cell phone or keep coins for emergency calls
If car breaks down
1. Accept NO rides
2. If someone stops to ¡§help¡¨ ask them to call
police (if you have no cell phone)
3. Not usually a good idea to leave car and walk
to get help
If you see someone experiencing car trouble
1. DO NOT STOP
2. Note their location & vehicle type -call police
DO NOTpick up hitchhikers
►Keep your vehicle in good mechanical condition
►Never go below ½ tank of gasoline/oil/CNG
►Accidents:
1. If someone hits your car –remember the “DUCK”
►If “police” in unmarked car wants you to pull over:
1. Follow your instincts –remember the “DUCK”
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2. Drive to safeplace to stop:
a. Police, fire station
b. 24 hour convenience store
►Be alert to your surroundings atall times while driving
►Don’tlet yourself get distracted (phone, cosmetics, reading, etc.)
►Keep your car keys and housekeys separate
If Followed While Driving
► If followed –Drive to the nearest
1. Police station
2. Fire station
3. 24 hour store
► Keep driving until you find a safe area. Drive while honking your horn and turn
on your flashers to attract attention
► Don’tdrive home, pull over to the side of the road, or turn onto a driveway.
You could be trapped
► Attempt to obtain a license plate number and the description of the car and
driver and reportit to police
Additional While Driving
► If someonetries to force you off the road, don’t stop. Find an open business,
police, sheriff, fire station.
► Try to get a license number, description of the driver and car. Report to police
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Parking Lot Safety
►Avoid parking next to large pickup trucks and vans
►Be alert to your surroundings atall times, especially getting in and out of your
car
►If you park in a parking lot, walk in the center aisle, rather than close to park
cars
► Do not park in Isolated areas
►Note where you parked your car, park in areas that will be well lit when you
return
1. Walking around trying to find the car –you look like a VICTIM
2. Have the keys in your hand
3. Walk to the car in a group –“lion”
4. Glance under the car as you approach
5. Look in back seat before getting into the car
• As soon as you get into car –DRIVEaway
• Always lock car doors
• Never leave valuables in plain view –store them in the trunk is possible
• Observewhatis around you:
1. Who’s watching you
2. People sitting in cars or vans
3. REMEMBER THE “DUCK
• If approached: (statistically, if taken fromarea your
chances of survivalarediminished)
1. Follow your instincts –remember the “DUCK”
2. Take action
3. If in your car –honk the horn
4. If you are walking –run in the opposite direction
5. Do anything to draw attention –you do not want to be taken from the scene
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Home Safety
► Havelights at all entrances
► Havea wide angle door viewer
► Check to see who is at the door before opening
► Ask for photo IDs for repair person –If you’resuspicious, calltheir employer
► Never give personalinformation to phone solicitors
► Secureair conditioners
► Don’trely on garagedoor opener for security
► Keep the perimeter of the house well lit –use motion sensor activated lights
► Alarmsystems –including signs on windows and lawns
► Organizea community watch program
► Trim bushes around windows to avoid giving burglars hiding spots
► Secure ladders and tools
► Housenumbers should be clearly visible
► Entry doors should be solid core or metal
► Sliding doors –special locks or handle
► Dead bolt locks –3” screws
► Never carry ID tags on housekeys
► Do not hide extra keys in accessibleareas –Criminals will find them
► Move to new house/apt. –locks rekeyed
► Special locks on double hung windows
► Be awarethat “wrong numbers” may be a burglar
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► On the day of a funeral have friend or neighbor watch your house
► Mark property with “ID” number or video contents of apartment or house
► Do not let strangers into your home or apartment to use the phone
VACATION TIPS
◘ Stop mail, newspapers or havefriend pick-up
◘ Havefriend park car in your driveway or spaceor moveyour car periodically
◘ Do not leave phone messages telling people you’reaway
◘ Timers to turn lights on & off
◘ Hide garbagecans
◘ Turn telephone sound down
◘ Leave shades and blinds in normal position
◘ Do I have to say it????? –lock doors and windows
◘ If houseappears to havebeen broken into –DO NOTGO INSIDE –call police
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Walking
►Walk with confidence with your head up
► Stay alert. Observepeople and activities around you
►Walk in pairs whenever possible
►Walk in the middle of the side walk, away fromalleyways and vestibules
►Avoid routine routes
►Walk in well-lit areas
►Avoid isolated areas, parks, parking lots
►Avoid shortcuts that may expose you to danger
►Avoid flashy clothes and jewelry that might attract unwanted attention
►Dress so you can walk or run easily to avoid an attack
►Carry only whatyou need
►Carry a wallet in your frontor inside pocket. A purseshould be close to your
body
►Walk the mostdirect route
►If followed or threatened by someone-screamor use a personalalarm, cross
the street and run in the oppositedirection
►Walk wherethere are lots of people
►Always walk facing traffic
► If a stranger wants to talk…“I’mmeeting
someone” and keep on walking
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Suspicious Person
►Look at the person, makeeye contact. Itshows you won’tbe taken by surprise
►People covering their faces or appear to be hiding something should raise a
flag
►Watch what they are doing
►If it doesn’tfeel right, Follow your instincts and do something to avoid a
situation
Conclusion
► Goals –Escape safely and survive
►No perfect defensesystem
►Mustput odds in your favor-avoid “bad” situations, and
look to see who’s watching you
►Havea plan
1. If this should happen, I will do…….
► “Failing to plan … is a plan to fail
Responding to an Attack
►Evaluate the situation
►Try to remain as calm as possible
►Stay Alert
-Listen and observeso you can make the best decision now and
provideimportant information later
►Remember –in an attack -your goals are Escape and Survival
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►Keep in mind as you decide to react because this s the mostimportant
consideration
►If valuables arewhat the attacker wants, give them up. Valuables can be
replaced, your life can’t
►Decide how to respond
►Only you can decide the best responseto an emergency
►Screaming, hitting, biting may help you escape but may also expose you to
danger
►Do whatever comes naturally and do it immediately
►The following strategies may be effective in
confrontations
1. Non resistance
2. Stalling for time
3. Distracting or diverting the assailant and fleeing
After an attack or incident
►Cooperatewith the local Police department
►Be a good witness
-Try to make mental notes such as hair color, height, weight, clothing description,
facial hair, direction of travel, vehicles, when and where it occurred, voice, limps,
scars, tattoos and any other thing that can help police during the investigation
►Be available to police
►Assistin prosecuting the criminal
►Reportall crime even if it is only an attempt
►Crime can’tbe controlled or prevented if it is not reported
►By reporting crimes and suspicious activity, you can protect yourself and
others
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Salient Summary
By being awareof your surroundings and preparing yourself to act, you can
reduce the chances of becoming a victim of a crime.
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