1. Security Management
Definition: security is a proactive measure taken protect , prevent and safeguard both human material resources.
Objectives of security awareness:
To protect both human and material assets
To eradicate bad and negative influences among the workers
To control internal and external crimes
To ensure operational efficiency in production
To ensure that the company remains in business

2. Element of Security Threats
Unprotected doors and windows
Unsafe banking habits
Inattentive to developments around you
Over grown tree branches over fences
Unusual or unknown caller
Unguarded or uninvited visitors
Turning your office into a money transactions outfit
Inadequate fencing

3. Methods of assets protection
Security plan
Security risk assessment
Personnel screening
Security survey
Physical security
Access control
Staff protection

4. THEFT
Theft is taking somebody else’s or a company’s property without due consent.

5. Types of theft
Fraud
Burglary
Pilferage
Organized crime

6. Reasons why some employees steal
Resentment to real or imagined injustice
To augment income
In an emergency situation
Absence or inadequate theft control measures
For excitement
Inborn (heredity)
Hunger
Greediness
Carelessness on the part of the owner

7. Control measures for theft
Counselling
Effective access control and other security measures
Investigation of new employee’s past records
Better remuneration for workers
Immediate and efficient investigation of losses
Physical defences, perimeter fences and lighting system
Adequate security patrol
Identification of vulnerable point
Improved recruiting standard

8. Security tips Always keep money in a safe place Be careful with keys
Never assume a stranger wandering if the building is a member of staff
Never leave callers alone in your office
Do not disclose confidential information to a stranger
Do not assume all staff are as honest as you

9. HSE-MS HSE-MS, Health, Safety, and Environment Management System.
It is a quality management system for managing risks within the company and to protect PARE-Personnel, Assets, Reputation, and Environment where the company is carrying out its activities.

10. HSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM It is a quality management system(QMS) which:
ensures a safe operation within an organization
integrates HSE into the business objectives of an organization

11. ELEMENTS OF HSE-MS Leadership commitment Policy & strategic objectives
Organization, responsibilities, resources, standards and documentation
Hazards and effects management process
Planning and procedures
Implementation
Audit
Management Review

12. Process

13. HSE-MS METHODOLOGY Identify the business process
Breakdown the process into its constituents activities
Identify HSE critical activities
Establish the HEMP objectives
Identify methods for achieving HEMP
Select appropriate controls for safety assurance
Document the HSE-MS process

14. HAZARDS AND EFFECTS MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Hazards and Effects management Process (HEMP) is a process of identifying the hazards and the effects in order to eliminate or ALARP the hazard.

15. HEMP METHODOLOGY
HEMP uses the principles of Identify, Assess, Control, and Recover (IAC & R)

16. THE 4 KEY STEPS OF HEMP Identify: what can go wrong?
Assess: how likely? What consequence? What is the risk?
Control: is there a better way? Is prevention control adequate?
Recovery: escalation controls adequate?
is recovery adequate?

17. Benefits of HEMP
To identify control points to prevent the occurrence of top events eg accident.
It demonstrates the ability of management to control risks
It ensures continuous improvement
It provides synergy between HSE and business objectives

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