An Operational Requirement Course is running in Northern Ireland, presented by Tavcom and Mercury Security Management. It’s for those involved in gathering CCTV information, as new 2014 standards are now in place, including Grading and Risk Assessment. This course allows you to ensure that your system images will always meet their technical and legal purposes with police, HSE and the courts.
The course includes the latest CCTV strategy, European and International standards and Codes of Practice, a summary of the Data Protection Act, Home Office face identification criteria, the NORMAN measureable target and most importantly, practical tuition teaching you how to develop the all-important Operational Requirement. Course content:
CAST and police CCTV strategy
Data protection and signage
British, European and International Standards
New risk assessment and grading criteria
Practical tuition developing the Operational Requirement
The Home Office facial identification procedure
Using NORMAN to have a repeatable and measureable system
An overview of digital recording
How to choose the correct camera and lens combination for your images
Independent inspectorates; and
Gathering video evidence.
The training is aimed at consultants, installers, commissioning engineers, shopping centre managers, council operation managers, insurance loss adjusters, police, Health and Safety Executive and all who deploy CCTV or use it in their business.
Where and when
The one-day course is being run on two days; you can choose Tuesday, October 7, or Wednesday, October 8, in the training rooms at Mercury House, 7 Portman Business Park, Lisburn, BT28 2RF. Visit www.tavcom.com.
