Welcome to the course! We dive into the Fundamentals of Professional Event Security by discussing the type of work, events and locations where Event Security Professionals do their job.
In this lecture we talk about licenses or registrations that might be required in your state or province for you to work in security.
In this lecture we cover what this course is not. In particular, it's important to note that this course does not replace any training or coursework that might be required in your state or province.
In this lecture we go over the structure of Sections in the course.
In this lecture, we wrap the introductory section up and go over key points.
We introduce this section, where we discuss things an Event Security Professional needs to take care of before he or she even leaves the house for work.
In this lecture, we discuss the importance of looking the part, of having a clean, complete uniform that meets standards and of always being clean and well-groomed.
In this lecture we discuss what to bring with you to work events. We talk about how you will need to bring different things to different types of events and locations. We talk about specific items you might needs, starting with the basics and useful work items.
In this lecture we continue our discussion about packing for work by going over what to pack for specific weather conditions as well as thinking about food and hygiene, particularly when working long shifts.
In this lecture we discuss why it's important to arrive on time to work, to give yourself enough time to account for unexpected delays and to get yourself situated before a shift.
Are you ready to go to work?
In this lecture, we wrap the introductory section up and go over key points.
In this lecture we introduce this Section, where we discuss navigating event sites and venues as well as the timelines of an event.
In this lecture we discuss production areas, starting in the back of house.
In this lecture we continue our discussion of production areas while moving into the front of house.
In this lecture we move away from production areas and talk about areas where guests freely move around.
In this lecture we go over the timelines of an event, starting with the load in and ending with the load out.
Do you know your way around?
In this lecture, we wrap the introductory section up and go over key points.
We're finally getting to the nuts and bolts of Event Security work. In this lecture we introduce the next two sections where we actually talk about how to perform event security duties.
In this lecture we introduce ID Checks and talk about the interaction you want to have with a guest before you look at their ID. This interaction gives you a chance to observe a guest's body language and behaviour.
In this lecture we talk about what you're actually checking when you look at and feel an ID.
In this lecture we talk about what to do if you've checked an ID and aren't 100% sure if the ID is acceptable. We also discuss how to deal with a patron when the ID is not acceptable.
In this lecture we move on to Bag Searches and Pat Downs, starting with the interaction you have with a guest before you start the search. As with ID checks, this interaction will give you a chance to observe a guest's body language and behaviour.
In this lecture, we discuss how to perform a bag search to look for prohibited items.
In this lecture we discuss how to perform a pat down to search for prohibited items.
In this lecture we discuss the importance of good customer service for successful event security.
In this lecture, we wrap the introductory section up and go over key points.
In this lecture we introduce the second section covering Event Security procedures and start our discussion of Access Control.
In this lecture, we conclude our discussion of Access Control.
In this lecture we discuss how to convey Professionalism through your appearance, attitude and actions.
In this lecture we talk about working a concert pit.
In this lecture we discuss the roles and characteristics of a roam team.
Using a two-way radio is a critical skill for Event Security Professionals. In this lecture we discuss how to use the radio properly.
In this lecture we go over some common radio language and discuss radio codes.
In this lecture, we wrap the introductory section up and go over key points.
You made it through the Fundamentals of Professional Event Security. In this lecture we introduce the Bonus Section, in which we discuss finding work, what to expect the first day on the job as well as suggest additional training.
In this lecture we discuss getting work in event security, covering key aspects of a good resume, finding job opportunities and giving a good interview.
In this lecture we talk about what it's like to arrive at your very first big event.
In this lecture we suggest additional training or education to support and advance your professional career in event security.
This is it! In this very last lecture we briefly review the contents of the course.
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