Oil and gas

Port Facility Security Officer (3 days)

Training: Port Facility Security Officer

This course meets the standards of the Department for Transport’s Port Facility Security Officer training, giving delegates a full understanding of the ISPS Code and its requirements.

This comprehensive 3 day course meets the standards of the Department for Transport’s Port Facility Security Officer training, giving delegates a full understanding of the ISPS Code and its requirements. Upon completion of the course, delegates will have sound knowledge of the role and responsibilities of the Port facility Security Officer as laid out in the ISPS Code and within UK and other National Legislation.  

The course ensures delegates fully understand how to;

  • Manage Port Facility Security Plans
  • Effectively implement search processes and the wide range of security procedures
  • Implement the necessary control measure for each of the Security Levels
  • Develop and maintain access control measures
  • Conduct port security assessments and risk analysis.

Contact us:

default image
ISPS Training Department

Send email

Register for the course

Register online now

When:

25 November - 27 November 2019

Add to calendar 2019/11/25 09:00 2019/11/27 18:00 Port Facility Security Officer (3 days) This course meets the standards of the Department for Transport’s Port Facility Security Officer training, giving delegates a full understanding of the ISPS Code and its requirements.
https://www.dnvgl.com/training/port-facility-security-officer-3-days--10072
This only adds the event to your calendar, please remember to register for this event. DNV GL office: Cromarty House, 67-72 Regent Quay, Aberdeen, AB11 5AR. false YYYY/MM/DD akeGphYOczrmtQTfhmEQ22349

Duration:

3 days

Prerequisite:

All UK PFSO’s require to complete (at some stage) a UK Government Counter Terrorist Check and be a permanent employee of a Port Facility

This comprehensive 3 day course meets the standards of the Department for Transport’s Port Facility Security Officer training, giving delegates a full understanding of the ISPS Code and its requirements. Upon completion of the course, delegates will have sound knowledge of the role and responsibilities of the Port facility Security Officer as laid out in the ISPS Code and within UK and other National Legislation.  

The course ensures delegates fully understand how to;

  • Manage Port Facility Security Plans
  • Effectively implement search processes and the wide range of security procedures
  • Implement the necessary control measure for each of the Security Levels
  • Develop and maintain access control measures
  • Conduct port security assessments and risk analysis.