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All licensed premises, along with other retailers should be aware of the impact that an armed robbery/hold-up can have on their business and on the health, safety and welfare of staff, customers and themselves. The aim of this tailored training program is to reduce the risk, or at least minimise the impact, both human and financial, of armed robbery on a premises, and to maximise the chances of prosecution of armed robbery offenders.
The program outlines the principles of workplace design and a range of workplace practices that can be used to minimise the impact and incidence of armed robbery / hold-ups. Whilst the Armed Robbery Awareness Program cannot guarantee risks associated with armed robbery will be eliminated however the strategies suggested have general deterrence and crime prevention value and are designed to minimise the incidence of this serious offence.
By increasing the risk of apprehension, increasing the effort required to commit the offence and reducing the rewards available to the offender, it is possible to reduce the risk of victimisation. Three broad strategies are discussed, in addition to these strategies an audit of your security requirements is recommended. A risk assessment should review existing standards of physical security, workplace design and layout, workplace procedures and protocols such as cash handling practices, staff training needs and the locality of the business.
Schedule of Training
All training will be conducted on premises nominated and supplied by the client, with all required training equipment supplied by BARS Training Australia. The cost of this 90 minute session includes the cost of all handouts and Statement of Attendance issued by BARS Training Australia.
OPTION 1
This training can be conducted at the completion of the responsible service of alcohol program (RSA) or the responsible gambling services (RSG) at an additional cost of $15 (including GST) per participant.
All training will be conducted on premises nominated and supplied by the client, with all required training equipment supplied by BARS Training Australia with the maximum of 20 participants per course.
Note: The fee is due prior to course completion.
OPTION 2
All training will be conducted on premises nominated and supplied by the client, with all required training equipment supplied by BARS Training Australia with the maximum of 20 participants per course.
$35 per participant (all inclusive)
All training will be conducted in an appropriate training venue throughout Queensland with all required training equipment supplied by BARS Training Australia as published on the BARS Training website.
Note: The fee is to be paid prior to course completion.
NOTE:
The cost of this training includes a complementary Business Security audit with the results and recommendations discussed during the training session.
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