National CSI

823 West Park Ave. Suite 161 Cobblestone Village, Ocean Twp.  New Jersey 07712

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For a list of our celebrity speakers click here       31 May 95  CSI-9294-733-22   We are the National CSI consulting and training specialist. We are a National and International consulting firm addressing timely issues. We specialize in Cultural Diversity, Violent Street Gangs, Domestic Terrorist, Youth Violence, Weapons on Campus, Bullying, Youth and community motivation.  We are often requested to address: community concerns. Our Clients are: Law Enforcement, Educators, Parole, Probation, Corrections, Community Organizations, Social Service Groups, Senior Citizens, Business Community, Concerned Youth, Faith-Based Organizations, Visiting Nurses, and the Community. We teach the ComStat Theory, The Broken Window Theory, Gang Intervention, Prevention, and Suppression. Our fees are reasonable. Click on our Special Offer to learn more.

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Member of the National Police and Security Officers Association of America  (NPSOAA) since October 2003

Tired of being a Security Guard?

We'll train you to be a Professional Security Officer

Welcome! to the home of the National CSI Professional Security Officers Training Academy (National CSI) operates an outstanding Security Academy which offers a wide array of programs and courses revolving around the field of security.  National CSI is the only consulting firm providing such programs in and around Tri State area of  New Jersey.

National CSI Professional Security Officers Training Academy training is not only indispensable in itself but it can also serve as the basis for an individual looking to becoming a police officer, seeking to earn an associate degree in Criminal Justice or a career in security.

The National CSI Professional Security Officers Training Academy is SORA (Security Officer Registration Act) state instructor certified and license consultant firm with its home base in New Jersey.

Overview

Professional Security Officers provide protection to their employers. They protect property from illegal entry, vandalism, theft, and fire.
 

In the aftermath of 9/11, security has truly become a top priority. Places that already employed security Officers, such as boat docks, religious buildings, public housing, amusement parks, train yards, shopping malls, schools, and public buildings, increased their number of Officers.

Places that didn't have security began to employ security personnel. The phrase "better safe than sorry" suddenly rang truer than it ever did before.

Security Officers' duties vary with the size, type, and location of their employer. Some security Officers patrol and inspect buildings and grounds. They check to see that windows, doors, and gates are locked. They also make sure that security equipment is working correctly. In stores, Officers watch for theft by customers. In banks, Officers watch for robbers. Some Officers drive armored vehicles to transport money or valuables safely to and from banks. Other Officers are responsible for driving and providing protection to their employers.

In offices and factories, Officers check employee identification and answer visitor questions. At airports, they may use screening equipment to detect the presence of guns or other illegal items. Other Officers patrol places of entertainment, such as nightclubs. They walk around and watch customers for signs of fighting. They warn customers when they are being too rowdy. Sometimes Officers must evict customers; occasionally they may use force.

Security Officers often keep in radio contact with other Officers. Officers patrol on foot, cars, boats, or on horseback. Some Officers use computers to store security information. They also write reports of what happened during their rounds or changes that they noticed. In emergencies, security Officers investigate alarms. They call the police or fire departments when necessary.

Officers who work at night may adjust air conditioning or heating controls in buildings. They may also answer telephone calls, take messages, and provide information during non-business hours.

           Our Mission

• To promote and safe officer high standards of services in the security industry

• To educate and inform the community about security issues

• To produce the highest quality training programs for security officers and providers

• To promote the services of member security providers and security officers

• To suggest appropriate legislation for the New Jersey security industry, State Police and Attorney General's Office through the establishment of an association of Security Officers and supervisors

• To support members in their dealings with authorities

• To promote co-operation between police and security industry clients

• To promote and sustain constructive dialogue among security industry providers

• To establish a constructive dialogue between members and employers

• To help mediate during disputes between consumers and members

• To represent the interests of the security industry and its members impartially and ethically regardless of race, creed, color, sexual orientation, or disability

Company Profile

Current training for private security officers is minimal, inconsistent, and sometimes non-existent. It’s often left in the hands of security contractors who want to keep costs to a minimum and put officers on the job quickly because of high turnover rates.

Many security officers report that they don’t receive training, or that training is very superficial. Often, more experienced officers are asked to train new hires during work hours. And when officers are transferred to new buildings, they’re not trained on the new building’s specific emergency procedures.

There is little oversight to enforce existing state requirements around training. When training is provided, it varies widely – from company to company and building to building. This inconsistency results in a lack of preparedness and a lack of accountability to clients, building tenants, and the public at large.

National CSI is pleased to be one of the first security academy's in the national to offer SORA training in New Jersey.  SORA or the “Security Officer Registration Act” mandates sweeping changes in the private security industry.  The most significant of these is the requirement that all currently employed and future security officers complete a twenty-four hour training course by July 1, 2007.

The course includes instruction in Homeland Security, Incident Command System, Report Writing, Use of Force, Theft Prevention, Cultural Diversity, Ethics, The Professional Security Officer, Criminal Street Gangs and Certification in First Aid and CPR.

We are pleased to have a host of state certified law enforcement officers from around the state to teach this course.  This course is being offered at a cost of $250 per person.  Additional fees to the State of New Jersey apply and are not included in the price. 

Contact Information

Telephone

 

(732) 922-4525

 

FAX

(732) 922-4514

 

Postal address

923 W. Park Avenue, Suite 161, Ocean, NJ 07712

 

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