PerpetuityARC Training associate trainer Paul Barker has been made a life member of ASIS International and life CPP. It marks Paul’s contribution to the security management professional body’s Certified Protection Professional (CPP) qualification.
In 1993 Paul became the third security person in the UK to be awarded the CPP, and two years later he was behind the expanding of the course in the UK by enabling the exam to be taken outside the United States, for the first time. As an ASIS training officer Paul delivered two courses a year, and in three years CPP numbers in the UK rose to 94. That resulted in Paul being presented with the inaugural Mervyn David Award by the UK Chapter of ASIS.
PerpetuityARC Training is a long-standing ASIS education partner. The company recently reported that 98 per cent of security people choosing its courses to train for their ASIS Physical Security Professional (PSP) and CPP qualifications in 2018 passed their exam at the first attempt.
Paul Barker says: “The courses are very well developed, and are expertly delivered in a manner that enables learners to retain the volumes of data and apply it to the exam. The material is extremely comprehensive and ties in perfectly with the recommended reading for the exam.”
Paul’s pictured left with ASIS UK chair Dave Clark.
PerpetuityARC Training, part of Linx International Group, were among exhibitors at the annual ASIS exhibition now named Global Security Exchange (GSX) in the US last month. Ciaran Barry, Director of Group Operations at Linx International Group, says: “Paul’s contribution to the training continues to be exemplary and we are proud to have him as an important part of the PerpetuityARC Training team. He continues a long tradition of teaching security professionals to the highest standards, helping them attain meaningful qualifications that advance their careers.”
Paul also delivers the IQ Level 4 course ‘Managing Security Risks in the Oil and Gas Sector’. This is designed for those in the extraction, energy, exploration and production industries. Paul’s background is in security management at one of the world’s largest oil companies.
