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Respected by business leaders worldwide, EA Investigative Services (EIS) provides investigative, security management and polygraph operations for government, corporate, law firms, and the general public, in both domestic and international environments. EIS' specialties include fraud investigations, background investigations, supplier vetting, business intelligence, forensics, IT security, and specific issue (civil/criminal) and post conviction sex offender polygraph examinations. EIS' professional personnel bring sophisticated skills, diverse expertise, and an international network of law enforcement resources to each assignment. EIS' clients benefit by reducing their liability, increasing the value of their cases, sending out the right message to their employees, lowering their insurance claims, and increasing their bottom line.
Qualified Experts: EIS investigators and polygraph examiners are highly qualified experts with years of experience as U.S. Army (USA) Military Police and Military Intelligence specialists, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) Special Agents, U.S. Customs Service (USCS) Special Agents and Polygraph Examiners, and other state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as years of experience in the private security industry.
EIS will only accept short-term, value added assignments with specific result objectives and measurements that will be fee-based. We will work with you to determine your objectives and their subsequent solutions.
EA INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES
Investigations and Polygraph Operations:
POLYGRAPH
U.S. Government studies have concluded that the polygraph examination, conducted properly by a qualified examiner, is 87 to 95 percent accurate. It is the most accurate tool available today for determining deception. These statistics do not include "No Opinion" (formerly inconclusive) results in which no opinion can be made from the polygraph charts. The polygraph instrument is another viable investigative tool to assist in the determination of one's culpability.
All of EIS' polygraph examinations are conducted in a professional, low profile, non-accusatory manner known as non-confrontational information elicitation. EIS' office environment is ideally suited for every type of examination. Appointments can be scheduled at virtually any time during a weekday. When required, evening and weekend testing is available. Examination results are immediate, as are EIS' comprehensive, narrative reports.
Here are some of the uses and benefits of administering polygraph examinations:
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Eliminate suspects
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Recognize false complaints
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Provide a new "key" to an investigation when all other standard investigative techniques have been exhausted
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Narrow the focus of inquiry
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Gather additional information and evidence
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Assists to focus the investigation on particular suspects
Cheating/Fidelity - This format is used to determine whether one partner has had sexual contact with anyone else besides his/her partner. Other related items may include questions about dating, kissing, contact with "exes," etc.
Personal History - This format is appropriate when a partner needs to verify aspects of his/her partner's background, such as sexual history, drug or alcohol habits, gambling, health issues (particularly STD's), and excessive financial obligations.
Internet Activities - Not all "cheating" requires physical contact. Polygraph can be used to determine the extent of "sexual" activities conducted over the internet, such as visits to pornographic sites, dating sites, visits to sexual chat rooms, interactive sexual web sites, or having "cybersex" (sexual chat) with someone who is not his/her partner.
Types of Exams Used for Specific Issues
Criminal
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Drugs (use, smuggling, sale)
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Financial
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Theft/Fraud
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Confirmatory
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Post Conviction Sex Offender
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Testing informants to determine the veracity of information provided
Civil
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Professional misconduct allegations e.g. Doctors, Accountants etc.
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Testing the veracity of affidavits/statements
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Investigating malicious and false allegations
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Unfair dismissals
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Drug usage by athletes
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Disputes of fact
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Sexual harassment claims/allegations
Domestic
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Types of Exams Used for Post Coviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT)
Instant Offense - This format is used to determine whether the original crime was actually committed by the subject. Denial or rationalization of this crime, if actually committed, hinders appropriate treatment from being provided.
Sexual History Disclosure - Appropriate treatment can only be successful if the subject's complete sexual history is disclosed to the treating psychologist. This format is used to verify whether the subject has withheld pertinent information from his/her background.
Monitoring Testing - An important aspect of the monitoring program is to verify that the subject has not committed new sexual offenses while in the program. This format is used for exactly this purpose.
Maintenance Testing - This format is used to determine any issue related to parole, probation or therapy of specific interest to the psychologist or parole/probation officer. Some typical uses for this exam would be to determine whether the subject has been in contact with children in violation of parole/probation guidelines, has viewed pornography, has had any contact with a previous victim, or is "grooming" anyone as a new potential victim.
Are you using polygraph examinations in your investigations? Are polygraph examinations part of your pre-employment screening process? If not, it should be. ERRII can provide you with qualified polygraph examiners.
FRAUD/THEFT INVESTIGATIONS
Fraud, embezzlement, internal theft, negligent hiring, and investment schemes, just to name a few, are issues that continue to plague businesses and organizations. Studies by the Department of Commerce, American Management Association, and other organizations estimate that employees steal over a billion dollars a week from unknowing employers. Regardless of how you look at the problem of fraud and theft, both forms pose significant issues with increased costs, potential liability, loss of reputation, trust, are just some. What are you doing to prevent or control losses? Do you really know who you are hiring? Do you believe that certain losses are the cost of doing business? What preventive measures do you have in place? Simple questions -- or are they? ERRII offers you strong investigative and preventive solutions to mitigate your loss.
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Fraud/Theft Investigation |
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Prevention/Controls |
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Theft/Loss Recovery |
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Personnel Screening |
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Accounts Receivable |
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Inventory |
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Purchasing |
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Payroll and Personal |
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Expenses |
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Cash |
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Management Level Fraud Schemes |
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Skimming/Void Refund Schemes |
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Stealing From Employees |
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Theft Of Goods |
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Intellectual Property Theft |
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Bribes And Kickbacks |
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Phony Vendor Schemes |
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BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS
EIS has been providing employment related background investigation services for a diverse and rapidly exapanding clientele base. This is foremost a risk mitigation service, designed to protect a company's employees, assets and reputation, as well as reduce the risk of liability.
Our aim is to become your trusted and valued partner for all your investigation and protective needs. We offer a range of services to meet your business requirements, and we can develop customized programs to meet your organizations needs.
Why complete background investigations?
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To reduce your organization’s exposure to negligent hiring liability by ensuring that the people you hire, recommend, or place in area of responsibility are not risks to either the company or other employees.
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To help your organization hire the most qualified applicants for a position, building a strong organization.
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To help reduce your turnover by eliminating questionable or unreliable applicants.
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To improve your organizations overall morale – all employees know that they are working with others that have undergone the same background scrutiny.
Personal Background Investigation provides information useful to determine the general character and trustworthiness of an individual. This investigation will normally ascertain the subject's true identity, residence address, business ownership interests, employer or other income sources. In addition, a thorough search of the subject's civil and criminal background history may be undertaken within the region the subject currently resides or in counties, states or countries of previous residence or travel. The investigation may provide the subject's driving history and personal financial profile including ownership interests such as real property or motor vehicles and liabilities including bankruptcies, civil judgments, notices of default or foreclosure, and state or federal tax liens. A personal background investigation may be fundamental or complex depending upon the subject individual and matters at issue.
Business Background Investigation provides information useful to determine the structure and condition of any business entity, be it a sole proprietorship or multinational corporation. Working with minimal information, EIS will determine the correct business name, size and type, ownership and key executives, facility locations, holdings and interests, business activities and practices; as well as civil litigation, criminal conviction and regulatory compliance histories. Additionally, a business background investigation can identify assets and liabilities; the background of principal officers and directors; or company suppliers, vendors, employees and customers. These investigations are structured to fulfill specific client due diligence requirements for purposes of investment, merger, acquisition, competitor analysis or litigation.
Pre-employment Background Investigation is specially designed to ascertain the character and trustworthiness of a potential employee at the line or executive level. This is accomplished by verification of the applicant's personal identification, education, employment history, credit rating, criminal history, driving record and civil standing. A pre-employment background investigation may be customized to fulfill specific employer needs, such as those dictated by contractual agreement or company policy. These investigations may be basic or extensive as warranted by the pending position and budgetary considerations. A significant reduction in cost may be realized under agreement with multiple requests. Together we will develop the scope of investigation needed. You may choose to customize report scopes based on the job title and associated risk levels. We will implement a screening program to meet your specific needs.
Litigation Support. You can never be too prepared. Gathering facts, obtaining evidence, locating witnesses, interviewing, each case requires diligence and aggressiveness. EIS is a valuable resource to assist you with the necessary support to enhance substantive, winning client cases. We stay on the cutting edge of technology to offer comprehensive services. Our skilled investigators have the resources, training, and knowledge to aid in litigation support. We have the expertise to get information. Most of all we stay current with the ever subtle, complex, and ever changing body of laws governing our industry. Whether you just need to get a factual picture, to turn up evidence for use at trial or later during negotiations, to obtain impeachment material should a witness forget, exaggerate, or completely change his or her story, to elicit admissions – statements, or to provide you with countless other tasks to make your job easier. EIS provides you with the results oriented investigations you expect and demand. We offer time-conscious attorneys and firms a wide-ranging list of services and skills.
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Civil/Criminal, investigations and documentation services for plaintiffs or defendants for court presentation. Pre-Trial, criminal, and civil litigation |
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Interviews/interrogations, and statements |
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Subrogation Investigations |
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Fraud Investigations |
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Accident investigations |
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Personal Injury Investigations |
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Liability Investigations |
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Property Investigations |
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Workers’ compensation claims |
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Witness Protection |
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Research, conduct in-person searches of public records including judgments; land; licenses; patents; and trademarks; extensive database research
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Locate assets, property, missing persons and witnesses, as well as those using new identities to avoid legal responsibilities |
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Obtain facts omitted from police reports |
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Determine the quality of witnesses |
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Generate investigative leads |
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Conduct surveillances |
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Provide photographic/video support |
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Process, personalized service of subpoenas, and other court related documents |
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ANTI TERRORISM
We live in uncertain times. Hearing about terrorism issues daily, it has become a way of life, also a way of doing business domestically and in the international arena. Businesses, Government, Organizations, and individuals must recognize and continually address this growing problem.
Terrorism today includes a wide variety of methods and is not limited to murder, kidnapping, bombing, ambush, chemical, and biological terrorism, and cyber terrorism. The adversary seeks the soft target, preying on vulnerabilities.
You do not have time to vacillate in your approach to terrorism. You must ask yourself, are we prepared? Do we know what to do if there is a terrorist attack? What plans do we have in place?
EIS can assist you with the identification and implementation of security solutions to mitigate risks, in the most cost efficient way.
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Threat and Vulnerability Assessments |
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Creative and Cost effective Planning |
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Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning |
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Evaluate Security procedures |
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Recommend and Develop Security Procedures |
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Physical Security Identification and Needs |
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Security Awareness Education and Training Programs |
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Incident Response |
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You need a plan to react appropriately to a terrorist attack or any other type of crisis. Ignoring it is not an option when it comes to life or death, and possible total business devastation.
Who is at risk? The menace strikes every kind of business: big or small, high-tech or low-tech, industrial or service, professional or trade, profit or nonprofit. What is the primary target? Information: ideas about products, marketing strategies, lists of suppliers, sales data, customer names, personal information, and security plans, just to name a few.
Who is the adversary? Sometimes the thief is a business competitor, sometimes an employee wanting to strike out on their own, unfortunately with your trade secrets, and hard work, or other intellectual property. Sometimes your adversary works for a foreign nation or foreign-owned entity, and often the culprit is a business associate you trust most.
You could possibly be the target of an espionage campaign right now. EIS can assist you with implementation of effective security, risk mitigation, and countermeasures against espionage and information loss.
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Threat and Vulnerability Assessments |
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Conduct Security Surveys, Loss-Prevention Audits, and Inspections |
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Safeguarding Proprietary Information Programs |
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Prevention Programs |
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Physical Security Countermeasures |
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Technical Surveillance Countermeasures |
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Pre Employment Screening |
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Background Investigations |
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Vendor/Contractor Screening |
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Undercover Investigations |
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Lifestyle Inquiries |
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Surveillance/Counter Surveillance |
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Security Awareness Training |
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EIS helps you obtain the highly specific and timely intelligence you need for better decision-making. We provide you with the insight, creativity, strategy, and persistence to further your company’s goals.
What we do … listen to your request…identify your specific requirements…understand the big picture…develop a strategy…gather intelligence…deliver results…to the successful outcome of a particular assignment.
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Planning and Direction – selecting what needs to be known |
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Collection – collecting the information |
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Analysis – transforming this collected information into finished products. |
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Dissemination – distributing the results to decision makers |
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What Competitive Intelligence can do for you? |
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Foresee changes in the marketplace |
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Anticipate actions of competitors |
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Discover new or potential competitors |
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Learn from the successes and failures of others |
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Increase the range and quality of acquisition targets |
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Learn about new technologies, products, and processes that affect your business |
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Learn about political, legislative, or regulatory changes that can affect your business |
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Enter new business |
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Look at your own business practices with an open mind |
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Help implement the latest management tools |
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The pace of business is increasing rapidly |
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Information overload |
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Increased global competition from new competitors |
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Existing competition is becoming more aggressive |
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Political changes affect us quickly and forcefully |
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Rapid technological change |
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THE CENTER for OPERATIONAL STUDIES and TRAINING
In the highly competitive investigative and security industry, training separates elite from ordinary companies. The Center for Operational Studies and Training (The Center) is the training school of choice for many reasons. Chief among them is the quality of the instructional environment; the broad experience of the Center's faculty; the real-world relevance and applicability of course materials; and the screening, selection, and limited size in each course's student body. It has been designed to teach and reinforce basic and advance skill sets, and do it in such a way the student will leave with a fresh perspective and clear understanding of the profession. The Center's training curriculum is designed to be enlightening, relevant and useful, even if the student does not have formal investigative, close protection or security training in their background.
The Center - Offers basic and advanced training programs for local, state and federal government agencies, commercial and public clientele entering the investigative and security fields available in the U.S., thereby assuring that your Investigators, and Close Protection or Security Officer are the most highly qualified protection specialists available. Your Investigator, and Close Protection or Security Officers will undergo a spectrum of classroom and practical instruction from certified trainers.
The Center's instructors have significant law enforcement, investigative, and security industry experience and certifications from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services - Division of Licensing (DOACS - DL), and the National Rifle Association (NRA). The Center is prepared to instruct both entry-level and experienced investigative, security and personal protection officers through a full security curriculum.
The Center is pending certified school authorized by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services - Division of Licensing and the Florida Department of Education to fulfill certification and continuing education requirements. All courses include required ethics instruction. Courses are conducted in classroom setting. Tuition fees are $30.00 per credit hour, payable by credit card, money order or cashiers check. Courses address investigation procedures, agency management, and field and security operations.
An accredited correspondence course is being designed to meet continuing education requirements of the DOAC-DL and will soon be available to all Florida licensed investigators and security officers. A non-accredited, home study course on private investigations, agency management and security force operations is also in the process of being written. The course textbook and materials will be available in the near future.
Seminars sponsored by The Center include lectures on subjects and topics directly related to private investigations and security and is being accredited by numerous state licensing authorities, professional associations and societies. Unlike standard continuing education courses, our seminars are two-day programs consisting of from 12 to 14 hours of accredited instruction, are held in a first class hotel conference room, and are offered to professionals in a variety of fields within the legal community. Rather than a single instructor, The Center is composed of forensic experts, law professors, judges, prosecutors, investigators, polygraph examiners and security professionals known and recognized for their outstanding achievements in their chosen fields.
The Classroom - Courses are student-centered; Audio-visual training aids and small group discussions are used; Instructors provide student-specific feedback; Testing is used to assess skills learned by the student.
The Range - Students are assigned individual shooting stalls; Protective eye and ear protection is required and provided; Instructors communicate with bull horns and whistles; Exercises begin with explanation and demonstrations; Drills are repetitive and reinforced; Drills end with a debriefing; As skills progress speed progresses; Testing is used to assess skills learned by student
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