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Contactless Security Screening Measures- "the future of security screening"

There has been a significant amount of focus on re-opening amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic. Schools and Universities, Fall sports, theme parks, professional sports and other venues wrestle with the decision to open or not open. It is a commonly assumed fact these days that in order to ensure the health and safety of the people responsible for the COVID-19 related procedures put in place, organizational risk mitigation measures are paramount at this time. For the venue and public gathering world, security screening is one of the primary touch points that re-emerging fans and patrons will encounter. There are well documented best practices and health and safety guidelines issued from various health agencies and experts. Very few security officer procedures have been introduced for the line level security officer that is tasked with this responsibility in schools, stadiums, and other places that require some level of security screening. Organizations around the world should be reminded that these individuals are on the front lines of exposure to the returning crowds. Providing a COVID-19 security screening training to these individuals could provide an invaluable skill-set that prepares security officers with the knowledge and training that demonstrates to the general public and staff that an organization is truly “ ready to re-open.” Providing Contactless Security Screening Measures training for all security officers will solidify organizational readiness and possibly reduce liability and lower risk exposure. This type of organizational approach creates a solid public relations and marketing opportunity to display the organization’s commitment to the health and safety of its staff and patrons. CSSM is the industry’s preeminent training solution for security screening officers worldwide. This training is designated for safety and security screening officers as a part of the recovery roadmap for COVID-19 enhanced health and safety protocols. CSSM defines contactless security screening best practices with the objective of assembling the most relevant skill sets needed for a robust contactless COVID-19 risk mitigation strategy integrated with a cultural sensitivity security component attuned to the effects that the current COVID-19 climate has had on the world.

CSSM Founder

Dan Mathis Jr., CPP

CSSM Founder Dan Mathis Jr, CPP conceptualized and implemented the Contactless Security Screening Measure training course for security screening operators. Dan recognized that the security industry would have an integral role in the worldwide recovery from COVID-19, and safe security screening would be essential to re-opening. Dan developed a cost-effective online training certification, for all venues and facilities looking to evolve their security screening function to a contactless screening approach as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dan has tapped into his 28+ year career as a law enforcement professional and public safety professional in the United States and Internationally. Dan led an International safety and security training team that operated and directed facility security training in the countries of Israel and Jordan. Dan was embedded with security professionals from Jordan, South Africa, Canada, and Great Britain and Cyprus. Currently his experience as Chief of Safety and Security at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, Florida, stimulated him to develop the CSSM certification. Dan is considered an industry expert in the areas of, facility emergency management planning, security screening, crowd management and control, and law enforcement partnerships. Dan maintains expertise and industry knowledge in emergency management and facility crisis plan development. Dan is currently heavily involved in several safety and security organizations and initiatives with the International Association of Venue Managers as a presenter, The Florida Regional Domestic Terrorism Task Force, and The State of Florida Prevention and Awareness sub-committee. Dan is formally educated with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Florida A&M University and a Master of Science degree from Saint Leo University in Emergency and Critical Incident Management. Dan is also a graduate of the IAVM- Academy of Venue Safety and Security. Dan was also awarded the 1997 Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem Oriented Policing.

Contactless Security Screening Measures Certification Course v2

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The CSSM objective is to eliminate “touching” utilizing a contactless customer screening experience that provides for safe and healthy protocols. The CCSM certification will fortify organizational COVID-19 risk mitigation and potentially limit liability by proactively certifying security staff as an enhanced health and safety initiative.

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