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دانلود کتاب Hospitality Security: Managing Security in Today’s Hotel, Nightlife, Entertainment, and Tourism Environment

دانلود کتاب امنیت مهمان نوازی: مدیریت امنیت در هتل امروزی، زندگی شبانه، سرگرمی و محیط گردشگری

Hospitality Security: Managing Security in Today’s Hotel, Nightlife, Entertainment, and Tourism Environment

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Hospitality Security: Managing Security in Today’s Hotel, Nightlife, Entertainment, and Tourism Environment

ویرایش: [2 ed.] 
نویسندگان:   
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ISBN (شابک) : 9780367480059, 9781003037644 
ناشر: CRC Press 
سال نشر: 2022 
تعداد صفحات: 517
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زبان: English 
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب امنیت مهمان نوازی: مدیریت امنیت در هتل امروزی، زندگی شبانه، سرگرمی و محیط گردشگری نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.


توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب امنیت مهمان نوازی: مدیریت امنیت در هتل امروزی، زندگی شبانه، سرگرمی و محیط گردشگری

امنیت مهمان‌نوازی: مدیریت امنیت در محیط هتل، زندگی شبانه، سرگرمی و گردشگری امروز، نسخه دوم روش‌های اثبات‌شده و مبتنی بر تجربه را برای پیشگیری و حل چالش‌های پیش روی کارکنان و رهبری امنیت مهمان‌نوازی امروزی ارائه می‌کند. جزء اقامتی یک محیط مهمان‌نوازی، با مجموعه پیچیده‌ای از دارایی‌ها و امکانات، برای حرفه‌ای‌های امنیتی چالش‌هایی ایجاد می‌کند - به‌ویژه زمانی که با محیط‌های بازی ترکیب می‌شود، چه خواننده در حال ایجاد، یا بهبود، یک نیروی امنیتی اختصاصی حرفه‌ای و فعال یا مدیر یک هتل بوتیک، روش های عملی شرح داده شده در اینجا برای همه قابل اجرا است. نویسنده، دارل کلیفتون، خواننده را طی یک فرآیند منطقی و روشمند می برد تا ابتدا ارزیابی کند که چه خطراتی در محیط های مهمان نوازی ذاتی هستند، چگونه می توان آن خطرات را از طریق ارزیابی های تهدید و آسیب پذیری و روش هایی برای کاهش، حذف یا انتقال آنها ارزیابی کرد. این کتاب بر اهمیت پیشگیری و بررسی علل ریشه ای حوادث به عنوان ابزاری برای جلوگیری از حوادث نامطلوب آینده تاکید می کند. این امر به ویژه از این جهت مهم است که هر مهمان ثبت نام شده مجموعه ای از شرایط، ارزش های خانوادگی، مشکلات و مسائل اجتماعی منحصر به فرد خود را به همراه دارد. عملکرد امنیتی باید برای محافظت از حقوق فردی، حق حریم خصوصی و تمایل آنها برای بهره مندی از امکاناتی که از آنها حمایت می کنند و در عین حال به جریان درآمد کمک می کند، عمل کند. این باید با تعهد یا وظیفه در جهت ارائه مراقبت معقول از آسیب های قابل پیش بینی توسط هتل برای جلوگیری از حوادث و دعوی قضایی متعادل باشد. کلیفتون، یک کهنه کار با تجربه در صنعت، به وضوح راه های عملی، معقول و مقرون به صرفه را برای به انجام رساندن این تعادل بین لذت مهمان با محافظت از مهمان، ایجاد و شناسایی می کند. این نسخه جدید شامل محتوای گسترده‌ای در مورد مسئولیت محل، تشخیص رفتار نیروهای امنیتی، خشونت در محل کار، سناریوهای تیراندازی فعال، برنامه‌ریزی تخلیه، رسانه‌های اجتماعی و بررسی مهمانان، و کلاهبرداری در هتل است. پوشش اضافی در کلوپ‌های شبانه و بارها و همچنین چهار فصل کاملاً جدید در مورد امنیت تخصصی برای رویدادها و مکان‌ها، پیشگیری از جرم و جنایت از طریق طراحی محیطی (CPTED)، پیشرفت‌های فناوری، و روندهای صنعت برای بخش بازی و مهمان‌نوازی اضافه شده است. ایده آل برای تازه کارها و کهنه سربازان، Hospitality Security، نسخه دوم یک مرجع در دسترس و خواننده پسند است که مدیران امنیتی را قادر می سازد تا ارزیابی کنند که چه خطراتی در محیط های مهمان نوازی ذاتی هستند، آن خطرات را از طریق ارزیابی تهدید و آسیب پذیری تجزیه و تحلیل کنند، و روش هایی را برای کاهش آن توسعه دهند. یا آنها را حذف کنید - در عین حال مشتریان و پرسنل را ایمن نگه می دارید و نتیجه را بهبود می بخشید.


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Hospitality Security: Managing Security in Today\'s Hotel, Nightlife, Entertainment, and Tourism Environment, Second Edition provides experience-based, proven methods for preventing and resolving the challenges faced by today\'s hospitality security staff and leadership. The lodging component of a hospitality environment creates challenges to the security professional by its complex set of assets and amenities--especially when combined with gaming environments Whether the reader is establishing, or improving, a professional, proactive proprietary security force, or the manager of a boutique hotel, the practical methods described herein are applicable to everyone. Author Darrell Clifton takes the reader through a logical and methodical process to first evaluate what risks are inherent to hospitality environments, how to assess those risks through threat and vulnerability assessments and methods to mitigate, eliminate, or transfer them. The book stresses the importance of prevention and investigation into the root causes of incidents as a tool for avoiding future undesirable events. This is especially important in that each registered guest brings with them their own unique set of circumstances, family values, problems, and social issues. The security function must operate to protect their individual rights, their right to privacy, and their desire to enjoy the facilities they are patronizing while contributing to the revenue stream. This must be balanced with the obligation, or duty, to provide reasonable care from foreseeable harm by the hotel to avoid incidents and litigation. Clifton, an experienced industry veteran, clearly establishes and identifies practical, reasonable and cost-effective ways to accomplish this balancing of guest enjoyment with guest protection. This new edition includes expanded content on premises liability, security force behavioral recognition, workplace violence, active shooter scenarios, evacuation planning, social media and guest reviews, and hotel scams. Additional coverage on nightclubs and bars has been added as well as four entirely new chapters on specialized security for events and venues, crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED), advances in technology, and industry trends for the gaming and hospitality sector. Ideal for novices and veterans alike, Hospitality Security, Second Edition is an accessible, reader-friendly reference that enables security directors to evaluate what risks are inherent to hospitality environments, to analyze those risks through threat and vulnerability assessments, and to develop methods to mitigate or eliminate them--all the while keeping customers and personnel safe and improving the bottom line.



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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Preface
Prologue
About the Author
What’s With the Pineapple?
1 Risk Assessment
	Premises Liability and the Risk Assessment
		External Risk Assessment
		Internal Risk Assessment
			Step 1—Divide the Property
			Step 2—List Threats
			Step 3—Severity
			Step 4—Probability
		Gathering Local Crime Data
		Police Data and Statistics
		Compiling Local Crime Data
		Gathering Proprietary Incident Data
		Gathering Market Incident Data
		Determining Likelihood
		Determining Risk
		Foreseeability
		Notice
		Managing Foreseeability
		Managing Risk
		The Living Document
		Talking Risk
		What Does Risk Have to Do With Security?
		Reacting to Risk
		Pre-emptive Risk Assessments
		Managing Threats
		Many of the Questions That Came From Media and Others After October 1
		Reasonable Steps
	Security Plan
		Crime Prevention
		The Crime Triangle
		The Physical Protection System
		What Is a Plan?
		Accident/Incident Prevention
		Decisions
		Building the Plan
		Outlining the Plan
	Organization
	Job Description
	Policies and Procedures
		Overall Property
		Specific Areas
	Incident Action Plan
	Summary
2 Policies and Procedures
	Hierarchy of Rules
	Regulations, Standards, and Other Legal Mumbo Jumbo
		Elements
		Codes
		Standards
		Guidelines
		Best Practices
		Company Policies
	Types of Manuals
		Policy Vs. Procedure
		Company Manual
		Security Manual
		Training Manual
		Building Your Manual
		Foreword
		Department Policies—Section 1
		Organization—Section 2
		Employee Policies—Section 3
		Posts/Patrol Areas—Section 4
		Systems/Procedures—Section 5
		Crimes and House Policies—Section 6
			Arrests
		Emergency Procedures—Section 7
		Incident Response—Section 8
		Documentation—Section 9
	Writing the Manual
		Other Sources
		Delegation
		Compiling
		Updates
		Summary
	Emergency Manual
		Hazards and Threats
		Starting the Emergency Manual
		Testing the Manual
	Incident Action Plan
3 Training
	Making the Case for Training
		Ability
		Consistency
		Liability
	Funding Training
		Guest Safety
		Liability
	Training Culture
		Training Manager
		Unique Classes
		Include Everyone in the Process
		Continue the Training From Day One Until the End of Time
	Quality In Is Quality Out
	Consistency
	Training Program
		Training Components
		Classroom
		Training Objective
		Basic Laws
		Laws of Arrest
		Search and Seizure
		Use of Force
		Use of Force (More Stories Later)
		Company Policies
		Report Writing
		Emergency Procedures
		Guest Service
	Field Training
		Task List
		Evaluations
	In-Service Training
	Defensive Tactics
	Documentation
4 Staffing
	Guards Or Officers?
		Hiring
		Recruitment
			Job Posting
			The Screener
			Qualifications
			Starting Wage
			Loosen Up
		Application Process
		Interview
			Standard Questions
			The Questions
			Second Interview
			Group Interview
		Background
			Drug Testing
		Before Hiring
		Orientation
	Deployment
		Schedules
		Minimum Staffing
	Wage Structure
		Survey
			Base Wage
			Raises
			Training
			Experience
			Benefits
			Reputation
		Officer Development Program
	Contract Security
	Leadership
		The Hierarchy
		Creating Managers
		Responsibility
		Supervision
		Training and Coaching
		Delegation
		Managing Managers
	Maintaining Morale
		Empowerment
		Other Morale Boosters
		Image
		Guards
		Recognition
		Proper Training and Equipment
	Patrol
		Overall Property
		Physical Protection System
			People
			Deployment
			Work Force
5 Patrol
	Basics
		Prevention
			My Perception of the Recent History of Policing
			A Tale of Two Cities
		Preventive Patrol
		Posts
		Post Types
		Post Orders
		Elevators
	Hotel Patrol
		Combining Layers
	Summary
		VIP Protection
		Dispatch
			Communication
			System Monitoring
			Documentation
		Patrol Procedures
		Safety
		Parking
		Headcounts
		Purse Advisories
		Loiterers
		Eye Contact
		Greeting
		Patrol Duties
		Room Entry
		Housekeeping
		Marijuana
		Service Animals
		Wheelchairs Or Other Mobility Devices
		Parties in a Room
		Underage Drinkers
		Domestic Fights
		Cooking and Other Unsafe Practices
		Door Ajar
		Welfare Check
		Privacy
		Unknown Guest
		Room Inventories
		Weapons
		Room Thefts
		Violent Crimes
		Restrooms
		The Lobby
		Lost and Found
			Administration
		Tracking
			Found Objects
			Valuables and Cash
			Storage
			Do the Math
			Disposition of Items
	Security Measures
		Search Stations
		Arrests
		Refuse Service
		Trespassing
			Last Resort
			Procedures
		Video Patrol
		Camera Placement
	Special Training
		Bike Patrol
		Escalators
		Spas and Pools
			Lifeguards
			Pool Rules
			Safety Equipment
			Hot Tubs
			Spa Treatments
			Chemical Hazards
			Pool Parties (Wet Clubs)
			Theft
		Valet
			Employee Theft
			Guest Accidents and Injuries
			Vehicle Damage
	Conventions, Meetings, and Banquets
		Event Type
		Specific Group
		Number of People and Demographics
		Alcohol
		BYOB
		Music
		Politics
		Admission
		Merchandise
		Security
		Dress and Prohibited Items
		Age
		Crowd Management
		Minor Events
		Security Plan
		Special Event Permits
		Outdoor Events
	Parking
		Cleanliness
		Lighting
		Access Control
		Security Patrol
		Parking Enforcement
	Casino Security
		Casino Controls
		Regulation Hierarchy
		Casino Patrol
		Detention
		Deployment
		Innovation
	Medical
6 Physical Security and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
	CPTED
		Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, By Russell Kolins
		Exterior Physical Security
			Landscaping
			Lighting
			Put It All Together
		Physical Barriers
		Walls and Fences
		Conclusion
7 Emergency and Incident Response
	Major Emergencies
		Fire Alarm
			Directional Signage
			Means of Egress
			Doors
			Alarm Function
			False Alarms
			Bottom Line
		Fire
		Active Shooter
			Response
			Security Response
			Objective
			Physical Response
			Police Notification
			General Procedures
			Additional Details
		Panic Alarm
		Bomb Threat
		Medical
		Suicidal
		Lost Child
		Weather—Blizzards, Hurricanes, Rain/Flood, Winds
		Earthquake
		Power Failure
		Indoor Contaminant Release
		Outside Chemical Release
	Secondary Effects
		October 1, Las Vegas Mass Casualty Incident
		Recovery
		Mutual Aid
	Incident Response
		Medical Incidents
		Domestic Fights
		Suspicious Person
		Trespass
		Room Losses
			Value of Item
		Crimes in Rooms
		Proprietary Loss/Damage
		Room Disturbance
		Bed Bugs
		Major Incidents
		Guest-Room Attendants
8 Investigations
	Preliminary Investigations
		Initial Response
			Preparation
			Response
		Starting the Investigation
			Photos
		Witnesses
			Interview
		Evidence
		Drugs and Contraband
	Report Writing
		Format
		Narrative
		Corrections
		Attachments
		Next Steps
		Retention
		Report Writing Software
	Investigations
		Report Follow-Up
		Personnel Investigations
		Interview
		Victim
		Witnesses
		Non-witnesses
		Character Witness
		Suspect Employee
		Post-interview Conference
		Interrogation
		Resignation Versus Termination
		Cooperation
		Unions
		Translators
		Burden of Proof
		Criminal Investigation
		Private Versus Public
		Restitution
	Workers’ Compensation Investigation
	Guest Claims
		Triggers
		Statements
		Witnesses
	Analysis
		Metrics
		Data Sources
		More Data Is Better
		Analyzing the Data
		Slip and Falls
	Crime Analysis
		Location
		Crime Type
		Time
		Suspect
		Other Sorts
		Crime Triangle
			Suspect
			Victim
			Location
		Off-Property Incidents
		Reacting to the Data
	Special Operations
		Undercover Operations
		Outside Agencies
		Private Outside Agencies
		In-House Operations
			Integrity Checks
			The Preliminaries
			The Setup
			Now Some Warnings
			The Sting
			More Warnings
		Covert Cameras
		Bag Checks
	Drug Testing
		Random
			Random Testing
		Post-accident
		Cause Testing
	Abandoned Luggage
		Risk Assessment
		Back Track
		Internal Procedures
		Official Response
	Internal Crime
		Employee Crime Stats
			Internal Audit
		Security Audits
		Types of Audits
		Performing Audits
		Fraud Detection
	Accounting
		Payroll Scams
		Collusion
		Credit Card Fraud
		Identity Theft
		Charge-Offs
		Fake Vendors
	Cashiers
		Voids
		Returns
		Coupon
	Restaurants
	Receiving
		Outgoing Theft
		Receiving Theft
		False Orders and Return Thefts
		Lost Merchandise
	Housekeeping
	Security
	Background Checks
9 Executive Skills
	Finding Your Place
		Cooperation and Collaboration
		Executive Meetings
		Communication
			The Boss
			Your Staff
		Maintaining Morale
	Your Peers
		Networking
		Government Meetings
		Associations
		Local Trade Groups
		Nonprofit Groups
		Public/Private Groups
		Online
		Regional Training
		Regional Communication
		Mutual Aid
		Written Agreement
		Sharing of Resources
		Regional Disaster Planning
	Personal Growth
		Your Work Ethic
		Stress
		Time Management
			Delegation
			Visibility
		Respect
		Attitude
		Tactical Planning
	Budgeting
		Basics
		What Is It?
		Prior Year
		Process
		Full-Time Equivalent
		Wages
		Recurring Expenses
		Overtime
		Benefits
		Budget Submission
		Your Budget
		Capital Expenses
		Life Safety
		Saving Labor
		Security Envy
		The Pitch
		Security Revenue
		Restitution
		Parking
		Special Events
		Lost and Found
		Back-Charging
	Justifying Security
		Crime Rates
		Internal Crime
		Guest Comfort Level
		Terrorism
		Making Those Cuts
		Creative Scheduling
		Briefing
		Supervisors
		Spending
		Procedural Changes
		Patrol Areas
		Arrests/Reports
10 Nightclubs, Restaurants, and Bars
	Alcoholic Beverages
		Alcohol
		Guest Service
	Training
		Training Topics
		Appearance
		Shared Labor
	House Policies
		Age Requirements
		Identification
		Crowd Manager
		VIPs and Known Persons
		Tips
		Bottle Service
		Prohibited Activity
		Dress Code
		Prohibited Items
		Searches
		Weapons
		Drugs
		Date Drugs
	Violence
		Pre-violence
		Taking Action
		Ejections
		Occupancy
		Staffing Ratios
		Restrooms
		Emergency Exits
		Re-entry
		Hand Stamps
		ID Scanners
		Closing Duties
	Posts
		Line Control
		Door Host
		Floor Person
	Situations and Procedures
		Violence
		Ejections
		Intoxicated Persons
		Trespasses
	Use of Force
		Policy
	Emergency Procedures
		Person Down
		Fight (Two Or More Persons)
		Ejections
		Fire Alarm—Sirens and Strobes
		Smoke Or Fire
		Power Failure
		Earthquake
		Hurricane/Blizzard/Tornado
		Active Shooter/Shots Fired
	Restaurants
		Slips, Trips, and Falls
		Food Poisoning
		Allergies
		Now the Financial Stuff
			Walk-Out
			Credit Cards
	Bars
		Over-Pouring
		Over-Serving
		Over-Charging
			By Russell Kolins
			CPTED Concepts
			CPTED Basic Principles
			Natural Surveillance
			Access Management
			Territoriality
			Facility Maintenance
			Order Maintenance
			Activity Support
			It Starts With a Plan
			CPTED Checklist for Venues That Serve Alcohol—Bar Area
			Internal Layout
			Crowding
			Lighting
			Outdoor Drinking Areas
			CCTV
			Entrances and Exits
			Staff
	Retail
		Policies
		Shoplifting
		Catching Shoplifters
		Arrests
		Preventing Shoplifting
		Retail Staff Training
		Store Layout
		Cameras and Mirrors
		Antitheft Devices
		Organized Retail Crime (ORC)
		Credit Cards
11 Employee Awareness
	Culture Change
		Ownership
		Communication
		Awareness
	Security Awareness
		Housekeeping
			Drugs and Paraphernalia
			Parties
			Weapons
		Prostitution
		Safety Hazards
		Criminal Activity
	Front Desk
		Identity Theft
		Key Theft/Room Entry
		Night Auditor
		Vertical Security
	Hotel Operator
		Credit Card
		Vandalism
		Long Distance Call
		Purchasing Scam
	Behavioral Recognition
		Step One—Objective
		Step Two—Observe
		Step Three—Second Look
		Step Four—Challenge
	Social Engineering
		Front Desk
	Workplace Violence
		Type I—Criminal Acts
		Type II—Customer/Client/Patient Violence
		Type III—Worker-On-Worker Violence
		Type IV—Violence Stemming From a Personal Relationship
		History
		Conclusions
		Anger
	Workplace Violence Policy
		Developing the Program
		Related Policies
		Training Program
		Threat Management Team (TMT)
		Domestic Violence
		Conclusion
	Valet Parking
		Video Cameras
		Reducing Obstacles
		Back It In
		Background Check
		Height
		The Ticket
		Clearance
		Theft Claims
		Drunk Drivers
		Porte-cochère
		Concourse
		The Point
		Podium
		Office
		Keys
	Virus
		Virus Overview
		Airborne
		Ingested Poisons
		Contact Poisons
		Prevention
		Mitigation
		Norovirus
		Preventing Norovirus
		Water Supply
	Prohibited Items
		Microwaves and Other Appliances
		Coolers
		Pizza Coupons
	Trafficking/Prostitution
		End-User
		Pimp
		Solutions
		Front Desk Clerks
		Guest-Room Attendants
		Valet, Bell, and Concierge
		Online Enticement
		Child Sex Trafficking
		Child Pornography
		Prostitution Glossary (Caution: Explicit Language)
	Drug Use
		Marijuana
		Parties
		Unplanned Parties
		Sales Groups
		Squatters
		Sub-Letting
	Safety
		Objective
		Culture of Safety
		Safety Value
		Executive Team
		Coordinator
		Accountability
		Participation
		Efficiency
		Branding
		Program
		Compliance
		Awareness
		Safety Committee
		Departmental Inspections
		Training
		Communication
		Safety Newsletter
		Safety Wall
		Safety Suggestions
		Insurance Company
		Workers’ Comp
		Accidents
		Documentation
		Risk Management
		Restroom Logs
		Safety Sweeps
		Spill Stations
		Escalator Shutdown
12 Technology
	Guest Surveys
		Guest Satisfaction
		Employee Development
		Fresh Ideas
		Liability
	Fire Alarms
		Sensors
		Panel
		Communicator
		Types of Alarms
		Fire Sprinklers
	Metal Detectors
		Concerts
		Policy
		Placement
		Settings
		Bottles/Liquor
		Searches
		Wands
		Smoking; Re-Entry; In and Out
		Cell Phones
		Manpower
	Crowd Management
		Planning
		Communication
		Direction
	Gun Shot Detection
	Artificial Intelligence
	Anti-Terrorism
	X-Ray Luggage
	Bomb Dogs
	Data Security
		Data Investigations
	Employee Duress
	Tour Tracking
	Employee Lockers
		Issuance
	Key Control
	Video
	Cameras
		Analog and Digital
			Digital
			Lens Types
			Compression
			Speed
			Analytics
		Applications
		Facial Recognition
		Analytics in Real Life
		Deterrence
		Detection
		Elevator Camera
		Investigation
	Guest-Room Locks
		Elevator Keys
	Radios
	Report Writing Software
	License Plate Recognition
	Robots
	Armed Security
		Off-Duty Police
		Contract Security
		Proprietary Security
		Hiring
		Training
		Tasers
		Weapons Policies
		Conclusion
Index




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