Loss Prevention for Businesses

Security and Loss Prevention practices should be an integral part of every business unit's day-to-day operations. Businesses lose millions every year due to shoplifting, internal theft, and workplace violence. Losses can be prevented or reduced by conducting a risk assessment of your facilities and by utilizing the proper loss prevention policies, procedures and practices.

This four day course will address these issues and many more. Attendees will participate in a practical, hands-on exercise during which you will conduct a risk  assessment of a local business.

Topics to be discussed are:

- Risk Assessments

- Shrinkage

- Shoplifting

- Internal Theft

- Identity Theft

- Workplace Violence

- Personal/Workplace Safety

- Loss Prevention Policies and Procedures

You will learn how to:

- Conduct an on-site risk assessment of local businesses

- Prevent and reduce shrinkage

- Utilize proper loss prevention policies and procedures

- Recognize warning signs of workplace violence

Who Should Attend:

- Loss Prevention Personnel

- Crime Prevention Officers

- Retail Managers

Instructors: Robert Bringhurst Bio

                     Michael King Bio

Schedule:

Monday - Thursday, October 27 - 30, 2008
8:30am - 4:30pm
Course # 09KDBN Register Online!

Location: UofL Shelby Campus, Louisville KY

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Fee: $595 - Register three or more for the same session and save $200 on each registration!

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Certificates of Completion are awarded for this must attend seminar! 

     NCPI will bring any seminar to your agency or organization - and tailor the content to meet your unique needs. For a free consultation, call Sarah Ice Wallin at (502)852-8577 or (800)334-8635, ext. 852-8577.

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