For most of the adult population, it’s difficult to avoid the question of finding employment. There are many career paths available in Queensland that one can take up after participating in required training. The security industry is one such career path. There are training courses that provide the opportunity to pursue managerial positions within the industry if one chooses to gain employment in that role.
The Certificate III in Security Operations training is one such course. This course provides training for persons who are looking to work in the security industry, not just as personnel or officers but also as managers or supervisors.
The course training is available through Registered Training Organisations or RTOs. These RTOs can be found throughout the Queensland state in various locations. They also provide training through different delivery methods, such as online lectures and face-to-face classes. These delivery methods are intended to help students find the most convenient learning options that best suits them.
There are requirements for the course. One such condition is for the student to be at least eighteen years old at the time of their enrollment. They must also be an Australian citizen or a permanent resident to the country.
If the enrollee is neither of these, some RTOs accept students who are staying in the country on student visas that permit them to have work hours during their stay. These RTOs must be registered with the CRICOS, however, to accept enrollees on student visas. Check with the CRICOS online registry to see which RTOs in your area are CRICOS-affiliated.
These are the competencies of the Certificate III training course. Outlined below are the units and what to expect from their related training.
Core Units:
BSBFLM303C Contribute to effective workplace relationships
Security personnel should be able to contribute positively to their workplace. This is not just for security purposes, but also for morale and interpersonal health. Being able to relate to others effectively establishes trust between the security personnel and their coworkers, which is essential for developing healthy working relationships.
BSBWOR301A Organise personal work priorities and development
CPPSEC3006A Coordinate a quality security service to customers
CPPSEC3005A Prepare and present security documentation or reports
Organisation is an essential discipline for security personnel, as an organised mind will more easily be able to grasp the processes and tasks involved in security work.
CPPSEC3001A Maintain workplace safety in the security industry
CPPSEC3007A Maintain security of environment
Security personnel are also entrusted with maintaining the safety of the premises they’re assigned. Students of the course learn how to manage this through the CPP30411’s course training.
CPPSEC3002A Manage conflict through negotiation
De-escalation is a critical skill that all security personnel must have in their arsenal. The CPPSEC3002A teaches course students different methods of de-escalation without resorting to physical conflict.
CPPSEC3003A Determine response to a security risk situation
Situations can get from bad to worse in an instant. The CPPSEC3003A competency unit educates students on the value of quick decision-making for security purposes.
These core units make up the foundation of security training for aspiring team managers and security supervisors. Consider enrolling in a CPP30411 training course today.