PERSONAL SAFETY - Outline
AMERICAN SURVEILLANCE CONSULTANTS, LLC
PERSONAL SAFETY
OUTLINE
APPROX. TIME: 1 HOUR
I. Introduction
A. How the company started
B. Crime Statics from FBI
C. Crime Trends
II. Home Security
A. How to secure the windows
1. Shattered window demonstration
2. Jalousie windows worse
3. Miami crank windows second worse
4. Double hung shatterproof windows best
B. How to secure the doors
1. Double cyclinder dead bolts
2. Wide angle peep hole
3. Hinges on the inside
4. Metal doors compared to wood doors
C. How to secure the sliding glass doors
1. Plastic “burglar bar” falls off from heat
2. Wood on track does not prevent lifting
3. Eliminate gap between frame and door
4. Insert pin on top on a slant not straight on
D. Home Safety Ideas-Burglars don’t hit homes that appear occupied
1. Use alarm signs
2. Use doggie bowl, chain and signs
3. Electronic dog
4. Demonstrate self monitored alarms
5. Simulated Tv
6. Conceal property in fake cans
7. Best products to use in case of attack
a. Pepper Spray
b. Oven Cleaner
8. Press panic button on car alarm from inside house
9. Turn radio on to talk station
10. Bolt safe to floor
11. Motion lights work if they stay on, not low to unscrew
12. Take name off mailboxes
13. Break down big ticket boxes like computers, TV’s
14. Piled up mail and newspapers
15. Leave a pizza flyer at front door to see how long it stays
16. Burglar alarm key pads should not be next to front door where seen
17. Put motion detectors on second floor where bedroom and valuables
18. Burglars knock on door first
III. Auto Theft
A. The most common stolen cars
B. How and where are the cars stolen
C. Why some car alarms won’t work
1. Only cover opening doors but not window breakage
D. Tips on vehicle security
1. Buy and use an anti-theft device
2. Explain Lo-Jack, On-Star, GPS
3. Park in well lit parking area
4. Always lock car
5. GPS and remote control garage door openers
IV. Personal Safety
A. Safety is in numbers
B. Safety at ATM’s
1. Use ATM during daylight hours
2. Look for suspicious people
3. Do not count or display money at machine
4. Use a drive up ATM
5. Memorize access code
6. Do not accept help from others
C. Walk with confidence, make eye contact
D. Carry a personal safety device
E. Purse snatch and memory demonstration
1. Carry purse between arm and body
2. Place wallet in front of pants not behind
3. Place only necessary items in purse
4. Use fanny pack
5. Don’t fight, surrender purse
F. Do not carry a lot of packages
G. Always be alert have keys in hand
H. Always note where you park so you don’t spend time looking
PERSONAL SAFETY
OUTLINE
APPROX. TIME: 1 HOUR
I. Introduction
A. How the company started
B. Crime Statics from FBI
C. Crime Trends
II. Home Security
A. How to secure the windows
1. Shattered window demonstration
2. Jalousie windows worse
3. Miami crank windows second worse
4. Double hung shatterproof windows best
B. How to secure the doors
1. Double cyclinder dead bolts
2. Wide angle peep hole
3. Hinges on the inside
4. Metal doors compared to wood doors
C. How to secure the sliding glass doors
1. Plastic “burglar bar” falls off from heat
2. Wood on track does not prevent lifting
3. Eliminate gap between frame and door
4. Insert pin on top on a slant not straight on
D. Home Safety Ideas-Burglars don’t hit homes that appear occupied
1. Use alarm signs
2. Use doggie bowl, chain and signs
3. Electronic dog
4. Demonstrate self monitored alarms
5. Simulated Tv
6. Conceal property in fake cans
7. Best products to use in case of attack
a. Pepper Spray
b. Oven Cleaner
8. Press panic button on car alarm from inside house
9. Turn radio on to talk station
10. Bolt safe to floor
11. Motion lights work if they stay on, not low to unscrew
12. Take name off mailboxes
13. Break down big ticket boxes like computers, TV’s
14. Piled up mail and newspapers
15. Leave a pizza flyer at front door to see how long it stays
16. Burglar alarm key pads should not be next to front door where seen
17. Put motion detectors on second floor where bedroom and valuables
18. Burglars knock on door first
III. Auto Theft
A. The most common stolen cars
B. How and where are the cars stolen
C. Why some car alarms won’t work
1. Only cover opening doors but not window breakage
D. Tips on vehicle security
1. Buy and use an anti-theft device
2. Explain Lo-Jack, On-Star, GPS
3. Park in well lit parking area
4. Always lock car
5. GPS and remote control garage door openers
IV. Personal Safety
A. Safety is in numbers
B. Safety at ATM’s
1. Use ATM during daylight hours
2. Look for suspicious people
3. Do not count or display money at machine
4. Use a drive up ATM
5. Memorize access code
6. Do not accept help from others
C. Walk with confidence, make eye contact
D. Carry a personal safety device
E. Purse snatch and memory demonstration
1. Carry purse between arm and body
2. Place wallet in front of pants not behind
3. Place only necessary items in purse
4. Use fanny pack
5. Don’t fight, surrender purse
F. Do not carry a lot of packages
G. Always be alert have keys in hand
H. Always note where you park so you don’t spend time looking
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