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Louis College of Bulanao

COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
BULANAO, TABUK CITY, KALINGA

OUTCOME-BASED SYLLABUS IN INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT

(LEA13)

ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-2023

RODALYN L. GALE SIR DENVER DENNIS BALILING MA’AM THERESE GRAIL LAWAGAN, PhD
Instructor CCJE Department head Dean for Academic Affairs

IV. COURSE OUTCOMES

 After finishing the course, the students should be able to:

Course Description Performance Indicator Program Outcomes

CO1- Define Industrial Security Management and relate its essence to business
continuity

CO2- Elucidate the concepts, nexus of different security perspectives (military/ law
enforcement/corporate) and the different areas of industrial security.

CO3- Discuss the best practices in the conduct of security audit/survey, security
inspection and investigation.

CO4- Conduct actual security survey and inspection.

CO5- Apply own designed security threat, hazard and risk assessment.

V. COURSE CODE: LEA 13

VI. COURSE TITLE: INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT

VII. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Industrial Security Management is a fundamental course for security practitioners. It presents the basic concepts of security in relation to management. Hence,
it is designed for all players of security in the organizational hierarchy. It includes various aspects of security techniques, applying the principles of military, law enforcement and corporate
security best practices. In addition, the protection of a plant against sabotage, pilferage, espionage and subversive activities are presented. Finally, guard forces and guarding system,
pursuant to Philippine laws are discussed.
The course is meant for all types of security aficionados from the lowest point of the guard forces up to security managers and advisors. This is too aligned with the course in the
criminology (new curriculum), therefore, will serve as a valuable reference material in any subject on security.

Course Intended Learning Content Number of Assessment Task Learning Learning Resources/ Reference
Outcome/s (CILO) Hours/ (Main Course Activities/Strategies to Materials
Time requirement and accomplish the CILO
Frame Assessment (must be aligned with
After finishing the lesson, the methods/tools the assessment & CILO
students should be able to:
Practice the expectations as Orientation: Introduction of the LMS/ Online Discussion Syllabus
presented in the course. course outcomes, major Modules/
requirements & assessment
methods for the whole semester.

1. Trace the history of CHAPTER 1: Introduction to  Christian Domingo

security Security PhD Crim, Rommel
Quizzes Open Forum Manwong PhD
2. Define “security” based
on personal definition 2 weeks Crim “Industrial
 Etymology of the word Case Study Discussion
3. Describe each field of Security Security
security Oral Defense Management”
 Historical Background
4. Identify current threat to Wiseman’s Books
 Security in General
Trading, Inc.
security  Fields of Security
5. Explain the concepts of:  Types of Security Threats
a. Security risk  Current Threats to
b. Defend in depth Security
c. Asset protection  General Security
Principles

1. Define Security CHAPTER 2 Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD

Management
2. Explain the basic
functions of management
3. Identify security
management principles
4. Describe the levels of
management
5. Discuss the importance of
quality management
systems for effective
security.
 Security Management Crim, Rommel Manwong
Defined Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
 Basic Management 2 weeks Security Management”
Functions Oral Defense
Wiseman’s Books Trading,
 Principles of Security Inc.
Management
 Levels of management
 Elements of security
Management
 Quality Management
System
 Management System
 Components
 Security and Management
System
 Resources for Security
Management
 Security Managers
 Types of Security
Managers
 Various Styles of Security
Managers.

1. Compare corporate CHAPTER 3: The Nexus of Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD
security perspectives with Corporate Security, Military and Crim, Rommel Manwong
military and law Law Enforcement Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
enforcement Security Management”
 Military Security Oral Defense
perspectives. 1 week Wiseman’s Books Trading,
Perspective Inc.
2. Identify the essential
 Police Security
elements of national
Perspective
security.
 Corporate Security
3. Discuss the key objectives
Activities
of corporate security.
 Challenges to Corporate
4. Identify and discuss issues
Security
confronting law
 Strategic Security
enforcement versus
Perspectives
private security agencies.
5. Share views about
strategic security.

1. Explain the concept of CHAPTER 4: Integrated Security Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD
Integrated Security Systems Crim, Rommel Manwong
Systems Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
 Integrated Security Security Management”
2. Reason out why 1 week Oral Defense
System Defined
integration of security Wiseman’s Books Trading,
 Purpose and Importance
Inc.
 systems is important
3. Describe the role of
physical security in the
system
4. Discuss the importance of
document and
information security
5. Explain why personnel
security is considered the
“weakest link” in the
security chain.
1. Define the following: CHAPTER 5: Security Risk
Risk-Threat-Vulnerability- Assessment
Hazards
2. Enumerate and explain
the phases of risk
management
3. Conduct security risk
assessment
4. Conduct security survey
inspection
5. Formulate security
education program
of Integrating Security
Systems.
 Areas of Security System
Integration
 Physical Security System
 Physical Barriers
 Perimeter Security
 Perimeter Fences
 Protective Lightings
 Protective Alarms
 Communication Systems
 Locks and Key Control
 Keying Cabinets
 Identification and
Movement Control
 Document and
Information Security
 Personnel Security
Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD
Crim, Rommel Manwong
Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
 Concept of Risk Security Management”
Management Oral Defense
2 weeks Wiseman’s Books Trading,
 Operational
Inc.
Terminologies
 Phases of Risk
Management
 Risk Identification
 Risk Assessment
 Risk Reduction and
Mitigation
 Risk Monitoring and
Control
 Security Risk Education
 Security Survey
 Security Inspection

1. Define safety as
differentiated with
security
2. Identify safety issues in
the workplace
3. Explain the concept of
accident theory
4. Outline hazard counter
measures
5. Discuss the legal aspect of
occupational safety and
health
1. Differentiate government CHAPTER 7: Guard Force and
security forces with Guarding System
corporate and private
security forces
2. Understand the legal
parameters of guard force
management in the
Philippines
3. Enumerate the
requirements for putting
up a private security
agency
4. Discuss principles of guard
force management as
applicable in the
Philippines.
5. Recite the 11 General
Orders
FINAL EXAMINATION
 Security Briefing
CHAPTER 6: Industrial Hazards Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD
and Their Counter Measures Crim, Rommel Manwong
Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
 Hazards in General 1 week
Security Management”
 Industrial Hazards Oral Defense
Wiseman’s Books Trading,
 Occupational Safety and
Inc.
Health
 Hazards and Disaster Risk
Equation
 Accidents and Its Causes
 Human Induced Hazards
 Hazard Prevention and
Control
2 weeks Quizzes Open Forum  Christian Domingo PhD
Crim, Rommel Manwong
Case Study Discussion PhD Crim “Industrial
 The Private Security Security Management”
Industry Oral Defense
Wiseman’s Books Trading,
 Security Guard Forces
Inc.
 Establishing a Security
Agency
 Conduct and Ethical
Standards
 Effective Guarding
Systems
 Security Guard Safety
REFFERENCES:
 Christian Domingo PhD Crim, Rommel Manwong PhD Crim “Industrial Security Management” Wiseman’s Books Trading, Inc.
 www.google.com
 www.bing.com

GRADING SYSTEM: Averaging

PG=PCS+ PT MG= MCS + FT FG/Aver= PG + MG + TFG

2 2 3

LEGEND:

PCS- Prelim Class Standing MCS- Midterm Class Standing FCS- Final Class Standing
PT- Prelim Test MT- Midterm Test FT- Final Test
PG- Prelim Grade MG- Midterm Grade FG- Final Grade

HIGHEST GRADE: 100=96 LOWEST GRADE 50-72=70