NPSIA-PT&D is very pleased to offer the executive cap-stone of HPI – Hugh A. Palmer, Inc.’s PSS – Pipeline Security Specialist ™ program.
This 1-day workshop has been developed for industry executives and senior management to enable them to develop a greater understanding of Critical Infrastructure Protection. The course discusses the complex linear security challenges presented in pipeline projects and the executive planning challenges in developing effective protection strategies for Critical Infrastructure.
The Executive Certificate is ideal for Directors, Senior Managers, Executive Security and Operations personnel and Corporate Officers and Governors.
For further information about the PSS Programme please visit www.pipelinesecurity.ca
NOTE. This workshop is not scheduled for delivery in 2014-2015.
Learning objectives in this workshop include:
- discuss the reality of potential threats and adversaries on their international projects including an understanding of target assessment and attack methodology
- identify the executive security planning challenges in a Critical Infrastructure – networked asset project
- learn how to assess the effectiveness of current specialised physical and technological security solutions in order to make informed buying decisions
- discuss the future in Critical Infrastructure Protection including the security challenges to their individual operations and methods to implement and integrate specialty security team training and techniques
Who should participate?
Prospective candidates should be senior Directors, Managers and Executive Officers and Corporate Governors.
All candidates will be vetted and must provide corporate credentials certifying that they are security professionals, military, Government employees in the resource, industry, environment or law enforcement sectors, energy industry personnel, and educators and researchers responsible for the training and preparation of security personnel.
HPI and NPSIA-PT&D reserve the right to exclude any prospective candidate from this workshop on a ‘Without Prejudice Basis.’
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