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Three types of professional security certifications...
Why get certified?
Certified Protection
Professional (CPP) - This certification designates
individuals who have demonstrated competency in all areas
constituting security management.
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For individuals with extensive
experience in security management.
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The credential most often held by
top-level security executives.
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The average CPP earns 16% more
than his or her non-certified security management
counterpart.
Professional Certified
Investigator (PCI) - Holders of the PCI certification
have demonstrated education and/or experience in the fields of
case management, evidence collection, and case presentation.
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For those with expertise in case management,
evidence collection, and case presentation.
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A variety of businesses—from multinational
manufacturers to the third-largest U.S. drugstore
chain—have adopted the PCI as part of their
development programs for loss prevention managers.
Physical Security
Professional (PSP) Physical Security
Professional (PSP) - The PSP designation is the
certification for those whose primary responsibility is to
conduct threat surveys, design integrated security systems that
include equipment, procedures and people, or install, operate
and maintain those systems.
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For individuals with expertise in conducting threat
surveys; designing integrated security systems; or
installing, operating, and maintaining such systems.
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Facility managers, systems providers, defense
contractors, and many others have found the PSP
right for them.
If you are a member of the ASIS
CLEVELAND Chapter feel free to contact us for information.
ASIS
Cleveland
Professional Certifications
Committee Chair:
Dale Simmons, C.P.P., P.S.P.
Karpinski Engineering
216-391-3700
Our
congratulations go out to the latest Cleveland
Chapter professionals to achieve the coveted professional certification
Donald J. Hallowell, CPP, PCI, PSP
President
Prevonse, Inc.
Dale Simmons, CPP, PSP -
Certified Protection Professional
Director, Security & Fire
Safety
Karpinski Engineering
Ted Moss, CPP- Certified Protection Professional
President and CEO
Background Network, Inc.
Anthony (Tony) J. Macisco, CPP - Certified Protection Professional
V.P., Operations Manager, Protection Services
National City Bank
Michael E. Rinicella, CPP - Certified Protection Professional
Corporate Security Manager, Jo-Ann Stores, Inc.
The simple answer is that to remain as competitive as possible today
you must be certified. The bar has been raised in the security
profession and employers, contractors, governments, and even clients are
now taking additional steps to ensure that they are hiring or working
with the most skilled and knowledgeable individuals in the business.
Professional certifications from ASIS International offer them another
screening tool -- one that has the backing and credibility of the
preeminent professional society in the world for those who are
responsible for security.
Every profession requires specialized
skills. Not every employer knows that you have those skills. In
short, certification is an investment in your career, your livelihood,
your future.
If
you want...
- To demonstrate your advanced knowledge in security management
- To gain instant professional credibility
- To advance your career
- To stand head and shoulders above the competition
- To increase your earnings potential
Subject: Important PCB Update
Regarding Recertification Credits
For Certified Professionals (CPP, PCI, PSP)
The PCB (Professional Certification Board) is now requiring
that 50% of credits in a term come from education-related
activities. For your convenience, we have posted a letter which
contains the full details of this recertification update and its
implementation on the website in both Spanish and English.
Please go to
www.asisonline.org regarding current standards.
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Congratulations
to Donald J. Hallowell, Pres.,
Prevonse, Inc., on becoming Cleveland's first professional
member to achieve all three certifications!
DID YOU KNOW?
Certified? Did you know that you can get credits toward your
annual requirement for attending meetings? Bring your member
number and certification number to the meeting.
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