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Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer (Security Only)
in 4. Train-the-Trainer Courses
Passive Weapon Detection Train - the - Trainer (South SF)
with Michelle Gonzalez
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are registered to attend the Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer course. Please review the following details to help ensure a smooth and successful training experience:
Training Details
Attire: Please arrive in uniform or business approved business attire.
Meals: Food will not be provided. Please plan accordingly and bring your own meals or snacks as needed.
What to Bring / Prepare:
- Be prepared to learn new skills and concepts related to weapon detection systems.
- Please ensure your schedule allows you to be fully present throughout the training.
- Regular breaks will be provided during the day.
We look forward to our time together and appreciate your commitment to creating a safer, more effective care environment.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nss-training@kp.org
Warm regards, The NSS Training Team
Will run
Screening for Dangerous Objects Train-the-Trainer (San Francisco)
with Victor Mendoza
Weapons Detection System Train-the-Trainer
Description: BCI is committed to maintaining a safe, secure, and respectful environment that supports excellence in healthcare delivery across our facilities. As part of this commitment, the Passive Weapons Detection System from Athena has been introduced to the Prohibited Items Detection Program. This state-of-the-art technology enhances security screening in the Emergency Department with minimal disruption to patients, visitors, and staff.
This training prepares security leaders to implement and guide best practices in using the passive weapons detection system. It also includes instruction on effective screening techniques using a hand-held metal detector and visual search procedures.
Who Should Attend: Security Managers, Assistant Security Managers, and Supervisors (assigned by the Site Security Manager)
Pre-Requisite: None
Passive Weapon Detection Train - the - Trainer (Fremont)
with Michelle Gonzalez
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are registered to attend the Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer course. Please review the following details to help ensure a smooth and successful training experience:
Training Details
Attire: Please arrive in uniform or business approved business attire.
Meals: Food will not be provided. Please plan accordingly and bring your own meals or snacks as needed.
What to Bring / Prepare:
- Be prepared to learn new skills and concepts related to weapon detection systems.
- Please ensure your schedule allows you to be fully present throughout the training.
- Regular breaks will be provided during the day.
We look forward to our time together and appreciate your commitment to creating a safer, more effective care environment.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nss-training@kp.org
Warm regards, The NSS Training Team
Passive Weapon Detection Train - the - Trainer (Fontana Medical Center)
with Oscar Matos
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are registered to attend the Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer course. Please review the following details to help ensure a smooth and successful training experience:
Training Details
Attire: Please arrive in uniform or business approved business attire.
Meals: Food will not be provided. Please plan accordingly and bring your own meals or snacks as needed.
What to Bring / Prepare:
- Be prepared to learn new skills and concepts related to weapon detection systems.
- Please ensure your schedule allows you to be fully present throughout the training.
- Regular breaks will be provided during the day.
We look forward to our time together and appreciate your commitment to creating a safer, more effective care environment.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nss-training@kp.org
Warm regards, The NSS Training Team
Passive Weapon Detection Train - the - Trainer (Modesto)
with Jeanette Bobadilla
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are registered to attend the Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer course. Please review the following details to help ensure a smooth and successful training experience:
Training Details
Attire: Please arrive in uniform or business approved business attire.
Meals: Food will not be provided. Please plan accordingly and bring your own meals or snacks as needed.
What to Bring / Prepare:
- Be prepared to learn new skills and concepts related to weapon detection systems.
- Please ensure your schedule allows you to be fully present throughout the training.
- Regular breaks will be provided during the day.
We look forward to our time together and appreciate your commitment to creating a safer, more effective care environment.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nss-training@kp.org
Warm regards, The NSS Training Team
Will run
Passive Weapon Detection Train - the - Trainer (Ontario Medical Center)
with Oscar Matos
Hello,
You are receiving this email because you are registered to attend the Passive Weapon Detection Train-the-Trainer course. Please review the following details to help ensure a smooth and successful training experience:
Training Details
Attire: Please arrive in uniform or business approved business attire.
Meals: Food will not be provided. Please plan accordingly and bring your own meals or snacks as needed.
What to Bring / Prepare:
- Be prepared to learn new skills and concepts related to weapon detection systems.
- Please ensure your schedule allows you to be fully present throughout the training.
- Regular breaks will be provided during the day.
We look forward to our time together and appreciate your commitment to creating a safer, more effective care environment.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nss-training@kp.org
Warm regards, The NSS Training Team
Screening for Dangerous Objects Train-the-Trainer (Redwood City)
with Victor Mendoza
Weapons Detection System Train-the-Trainer
Description: BCI is committed to maintaining a safe, secure, and respectful environment that supports excellence in healthcare delivery across our facilities. As part of this commitment, the Passive Weapons Detection System from Athena has been introduced to the Prohibited Items Detection Program. This state-of-the-art technology enhances security screening in the Emergency Department with minimal disruption to patients, visitors, and staff.
This training prepares security leaders to implement and guide best practices in using the passive weapons detection system. It also includes instruction on effective screening techniques using a hand-held metal detector and visual search procedures.
Who Should Attend: Security Managers, Assistant Security Managers, and Supervisors (assigned by the Site Security Manager)
Pre-Requisite: None
Screening for Dangerous Objects Train-the-Trainer (Santa Clara
with Victor Mendoza
Weapons Detection System Train-the-Trainer
Description: BCI is committed to maintaining a safe, secure, and respectful environment that supports excellence in healthcare delivery across our facilities. As part of this commitment, the Passive Weapons Detection System from Athena has been introduced to the Prohibited Items Detection Program. This state-of-the-art technology enhances security screening in the Emergency Department with minimal disruption to patients, visitors, and staff.
This training prepares security leaders to implement and guide best practices in using the passive weapons detection system. It also includes instruction on effective screening techniques using a hand-held metal detector and visual search procedures.
Who Should Attend: Security Managers, Assistant Security Managers, and Supervisors (assigned by the Site Security Manager)
Pre-Requisite: None