REQUIREMENTS TO JOIN OUR SECURITY INSTALLATION COURSES AS A TRAINEE:
1. You don’t need any specific qualifications to start as a trainee, although employers may expect you to have KCSE (A-D-), or similar qualifications, in English, Math and at least one
2. Full Fee payment before joining any scheduled program/ course
3. Ability to attend and participate actively in all our tuition and practical sessions. Science subject, or a technical subject. Previous experience in electrical or electronics work could be helpful when looking for work.
Location: Kenvision Techniks Workshops
Introduction
CCTV system operators are the link between the system technology and its effective use. An operator’s performance will largely determine the level of service provided by the system. The operators of public area CCTV systems are fast becoming integral players in town center management, crime prevention, incident scene management, and investigation teams. Appropriate selection and recruitment practices teamed with targeted training, are needed to ensure that operators are proficient at their job: maximizing system effectiveness and limiting its misuse. Targeted training will not only improve the quality of service provided but will also increase staff satisfaction and may help to reduce absenteeism and staff turnover.
If your work involves pro-actively monitor the activities of members of public in public areas or on private property,
using cameras to focus on the activities of particular people either by controlling or directing cameras at an individual’s activities,
planing to work in an environment where use of recorded CCTV images to identify individuals or to investigate their activities is the main occupation;
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Then you ought to have the right skills to competently work in such environments and carry out the required tasks.
Course objectives
To introduce the learners to their roles and responsibilities within the CCTV Control Room Environment
To Develop the Learner’s understanding of the importance of the Codes of Practice, Operational Procedures and Guidelines
To familiarize the Learner with CCTV equipment and its operation
To develop the learner’s understanding of Non-CCTV equipment operations within the CCTV Control Room environment
To familiarize the learners with the appropriate legislation that has an impact upon their operational activities
To develop the student’s understanding of different types of incidents and how to deal with them
To develop the student’s understanding of dealing with incidents
To develop the learner’s understanding of surveillance techniques
The CCTV Operator & Control Room Management covers among many other areas the following:
CCTV Operations and Control Room Management
Course Outline
Introduction to CCTV Systems
Overview of CCTV technology
Types of CCTV systems
Key components (cameras, monitors, recorders)
CCTV Operations
Camera installation and placement
Understanding camera functions (zoom, angle, night vision)
Maintenance and troubleshooting common issues.
Control Room Management
Design and setup of a control room
Workflow and protocol in control room operations
Roles and responsibilities of control room staff
Monitoring Techniques
Effective surveillance strategies
Incident detection and response protocols
Evidence collection and documentation.
Advanced Technologies
IP cameras and network video recorders
Integration with alarm systems and access control
Remote monitoring technologies
Compliance and Legal Aspects
Understanding privacy laws and regulations
Compliance with regulations and standards
Best practices for ethical surveillance
Emergency Response Procedures
Developing standard operating procedures for emergencies
Coordination with law enforcement and other agencies
CCTV system operators are the link between the system technology and its effective use. An operator’s performance will largely determine the level of service provided by the system. The operators of public area CCTV systems are fast becoming integral players in town center management, crime prevention, incident scene management, and investigation teams. Appropriate selection and recruitment practices teamed with targeted training, are needed to ensure that operators are proficient at their job: maximizing system effectiveness and limiting its misuse. Targeted training will not only improve the quality of service provided but will also increase staff satisfaction and may help to reduce absenteeism and staff turnover.
