| G4S Risk
Management, the leading global provider of risk mitigation and secure support
services, has relaunched the highly rated Phoenix Close Protection (CP) course.
The three week course, which has already trained
over 1,000 CP operators, is Security Industry Authority (SIA) approved and is
run from a registered and approved City & Guilds Centre near Hereford. The
first course starts on 27 July.
The three week
comprehensive training package prepares men and women for a career in the Close
Protection industry, whether in the UK or overseas. The City & Guilds
accredited course, which covers the 150 learning hours and standards set by the
SIA, includes training on G4S’s unique CP driving track, as well as health and
safety and medical training.
The G4S Risk
Management
instructors are predominantly former Special Forces personnel, all of whom have
been carefully selected to ensure they have extensive military experience,
invaluable commercial close protection experience
in hostile environments and the educational qualifications to effectively teach
the specialist skills required by clients.
The course is
registered with the Department of Education & Skills to accept students taking
advantage of Career Development Loans or other UK Government-led initiatives.
It enables service leavers or those with security expertise to gain new skills
and SIA qualifications, enabling them to pursue a career in the security
industry anywhere in the world. G4S Risk Management recruitment teams are
on-hand during the course to give students the opportunity to discuss potential
opportunities that may be available to them, as well as for interviews and
advice.
Alex Reid MC,
Director of Training for G4S Risk Management commented: “We are very pleased to
be relaunching our Close Protection course after a 12 month break. The course
has always had a tremendous reputation within the industry. Phoenix CP trained
personnel are highly sought after and are deployed on a wide variety of
assignments worldwide. We believe this course is perfectly designed for service
leavers looking to pursue a career in the security industry and we look forward
to welcoming them to Hereford and helping them make the best possible start to
their new careers.”
G4S Website
Posted by
Kristina Tasic
– 1 June 2009
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