homesurveyssessiona

Home Survey: 

Home Survey An Introduction to Home Surveys

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Domestics Fire Alarm Evacuation Procedures Health and Safety Security Issues Toilets Break Time Finish Time Please switch off your mobile phone

Course Overview: 

Course Overview Aim To make our homes and property more resistant to theft and damage The Course 3 sessions each session 2 ½ hours Introduction to the home security training package Surveying using a recognised system Improving our survey skills and looking at our local initiative

This Session: 

This Session 20 mins Introductions and experiences 20 mins It’s not rocket science 5 mins Why do people burgle 10 mins Identifying Targets 10 mins Reducing your chances of becoming a victim 15 mins Introduction to the Home Security training package 40 mins The Ten Principles of Crime Prevention 15 mins Safety in the home 10 mins Summary and next actions

Our Experiences: 

Our Experiences

It’s Not Rocket Science: 

It’s Not Rocket Science

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Why do people burgle?: 

Why do people burgle?

Why do people burgle?: 

Why do people burgle? The opportunity is there To sell the items for cash Marked property is easy to identify Marked property is difficult to sell Marked property can be returned to its rightful owner when recovered

What do People Steal?: 

What do People Steal?

What do People Steal?: 

What do People Steal? Items which are small, portable Items which are easy to sell on Mobile phones Money / credit cards / cheque books CD / DVD players Computers / laptops Stereos / Hi-Fi / MP3 players Jewellery keys

What do People Steal?: 

What do People Steal? Items which are small, portable Items which are easy to sell on Mobile phones Money / credit cards / cheque books CD / DVD players Computers / laptops Stereos / Hi-Fi / MP3 players Jewellery keys Targets

Target: 

Target “anything an offender would want to steal or damage”

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim: 

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim: 

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim Lock your car (put it in the garage) Lock doors and windows (fit window locks) Don’t leave cash / credit cards / keys lying around. Keep items out of view / put garden tools away Property marking Look in when you are out / timer switches fit a spy hole so you can see who is calling Close garden gates to restrict access Fit an alarm

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim: 

Reducing your chances of becoming a victim Your advice should always be

Home Securityan introduction to domestic surveying: 

Home Security an introduction to domestic surveying

Home Securityan introduction to domestic surveying: 

Home Security an introduction to domestic surveying Target hardening Target removal Remove the means Reduce the payoff Access control Visibility / Surveillance Environmental design Rule setting Increasing the chance of being caught Deflecting offenders

Safety in the Home: 

Safety in the Home

Safety in the Home: 

Safety in the Home Security takes preference when the home is unoccupied Safety takes priority when the home is occupied Fire Plan – Get OUT – Stay OUT - 999 Fit a smoke alarm Keep hazardous items out of reach (sharp knives / liquids etc) Do NOT smoke in bed Gas appliances should be checked regularly Do NOT overload electricity sockets Be aware of trip hazards Fit a carbon monoxide alarm

Summary: 

Summary

Summary: 

Summary Examples of good and bad security Why people burgle What people burgle – Targets Reducing the risk of becoming a victim Home Security CBT The Ten Principles of Crime Prevention Safety in the home – Fire Plan

Next Actions: 

Next Actions Home Work Take a look at your own home and using what you have learnt today: Identify any security weak points and Think about how these may be strengthened. Next Session Present your findings to the group at the next session Thank you