https://www.mom.gov.sg/employment-practices/progressive-wage-model/security-sector
I had initially only plan for completing the SO courses with PAPP for Ad Hoc Events, but they could not get enough people for SSO courses and ask for my help. After I completed SSO courses, I thought I might as well go all the way to complete the Diploma for CSO. But after finding out from a few people I met during the courses who got more experience in this industry, they had given a few advice which make me adjust my plan to suit the present situation better.
One of the advice is that I only need to go until SSS which enough to cover all kind of different duties and responsibilities, another advice is that Light Industry, Data Center, Hotel, Office Building and School are better than Auxiliary Police. Airport, Shopping Mall and Condo. Of course that are advantage and disadvantage for all but overall it is all depend on our personal preferences. There are also many other option like Traffic Marshal and Mobile Patrol, In House and Ad Hoc are better than Full Time as there are less responsibilities, higher pay and better benefit without the need to tie down to a fixed commitment and more freedom.
I had choose Acestes over NTUC as they response faster and their course fee is cheaper, I later also found that smaller class allow for more dedicated teaching which benefit us better than the refreshment provided for the morning and afternoon tea. As they only have courses for SO and SSO only, I will still have to do my further study in NTUC later after I had completed all my basic courses with them.
We can apply for the Security Officer License at Go Business website with $16 payment, we can then go to the Union for Security Employee at Textile Center to apply for the Security ID Pass with $25 payment. The notification will allow you to register with 2 companies and the new requirement doesn't require you to do full time which I will explain later.
SO (Security Officer)
2023 $1650
2024 $2650 ($2175) $10.10
2025 $2870 ($2315) $10.95
2026 $3090 ($2475) $11.80 ($140)
2027 $3310 ($2635) $12.65 ($150)
2028 $3530 ($2795) $13.45 ($160)
*Incident Response (HSIS)
9th to 12th Dec
$186 ($241.80)
Kallang
Acestes
Incident Response (HSIS)
21st Dec to 3rd Jan
$225 ($255.25)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
*Guard and Patrol, Access Control (PGPS) Management
16th to 19th Dec
$150 ($195)
Kallang
Acestes
Guard and Patrol, Access Control (PGPS)
28th to 31st Jan
$180 ($196.20)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
*Threat Observation (RTT)
19th to 21st Jan
$150 ($195)
Kallang
Acestes
Threat Observation (RTT)
9th to 12 Jan
$225 ($245.25)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Additional:
Deterrence (PAPP)
29th to 31st Jan
$126 ($137.34)
Kallang
Acestes
Deterrence (PAPP)
21st to 26th Jan
$145.50 ($158.60)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Total Acestes = $612 ($667.08) $336 ($436.80)
Total NTUC = $741 ($807.69)
SSO (Senior Security Officer)
6 months as SO
2023 $1830
2024 $2950 ($2375) $11.25
2025 $3170 ($2515) $12.10
2026 $3390 ($2675) $12.95 ($155)
2027 $3610 ($2835) $13.80 ($165)
2028 $3830 ($2995) $14.60 ($175)
*Deterrence (MDTB)
26th to 28th Jan
$156 ($170.04)
Kallang
Acestes
*Deterrence (MDTB)
28th to 30th Jan
$145.50 ($158.60)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
*Security Surveillance (SSM)
11th to 13th Feb
$156 ($170.04)
Kallang
Acestes
*Security Surveillance (SSM)
11th to 13th Feb
$139.50 ($147.70)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Total Acestes = $312 ($340.08)
Total NTUC = $285 ($310.65)
As I am able to meet more people from the industry after I started my courses in NTUC, I start to get more information on various aspect of the different career paths. I sign up for more additional courses like CCTC, CSSPB, First Aid and Fire Safety so that I am able to have more options and meet most of the requirements. I have been thinking that I would need to do full time for the 3 years experience require for my SSS License but after meeting one of the Trainer who is in charge of PLRD before I found out that I can continue to do Ad Hoc as the notification is only for the old requirement.
Reschedule my CMSI and AASR to an earlier date due to new CMSI schedule available at Paya Lebar, initially I will only complete all the courses in Jun with about one and a half months free time from mid Apr to end May. But after reschedule the two courses together with CCTC and CSSPB, I am able to complete all by mid May.
For the courses which are In House Assessment and not by Powell, the trainee had to submit their Certificate download from Skill Future Website and submit through Go Business. You can check the status of your training record at PRLD Website under View Train Record in View License Detail, as some training center will do it for the trainee it is better to check before you do renewal for your License. I had decided to complete the other two optional In House courses as they are trying to get enough trainee to confirm the class schedule, so it will extend my course completion from mid May to Mid Jun.
https://www.scdf.gov.sg/home/community-and-volunteers/community-resources/myresponder-app
First Aid is so far the most interesting course I had ever attend, as I had already attended both First Aid and Fire Fighting courses twice during my Secondary School in Uniform Group and again in Singapore Polytechnic for my Pre Sea Modules. I thought it will be boring and repetitive like most of the higher level security courses that I am attending now, but to my surprise there are a lot of additional knowledge on workplace safety and new update with other type of medical condition which I had never encounter during my previous courses.
As I already had a lot of experiences when I am working onboard ship, I am back to the inquisitive engineer personality which ask the trainer a lot of difficult questions. I had try my best to control myself when I complete my SO and SSO courses at Acestes and start my SS and SSS courses at NTUC, but I guess a leopard cannot change its spot so it was the different in knowledge that crash with my personal experience that trigger this chain reaction.
I was seriously injure during my national service in one of the exercise which could had ended my life, but I was very lucky that I did not went into shock like what the course material had indicated. I had verify with the trainer and he had confirmed that it is not possible that the situation that I had encountered is true, as his many years of experience had prove that all the medical situation he had encountered actually led to shock after serious injury.
I would not say it is not true and I had also encounter a few cases on board ship which I observe that it does usually develop that condition, so far only my own incident and another incident that cause a Burmese fifth engineer to crush 4 fingers are rare where the serious injury didn't led to shock condition. In other situation like the 70% 3rd degree chemical fire burn and the finger crush by auto backwash filter gear arrangement, the victim does display sign of shock.
I am not sure if I ever wrote about my military training incident but I does remember I wrote about all the shipboard experience, the fifth engineer incident happen on my cadet ship Orion and the other two incidents happen in new built vessel Austin and an old vessel Auriga. There are also a few other incidents that happen on other ship where even well train ship crews start to panic and completely forgot how they are suppose to react when the real situation happened. Most of those are on Kelana Satu where I really gain a lot of experience due to the condition of the vessel.
As what one of my lecturer in Singapore Polytechnic like to say, Marine Engineer should be Cool, Calm and Collected. And also what one of my army officer told us, Rank is only what you wear, but Respect is what you earn. Better speak up and be a fool for a day, than to remain silent and be a fool forever. There are no stupid questions, only inquisitive idiot.
https://hydro73.blogspot.com/2019/10/sea-life-chapter-1-neptune-orion.html
https://hydro73.blogspot.com/2019/10/sea-life-chapter-5.html
https://hydro73.blogspot.com/2019/10/sea-life-chapter-7.html
https://hydro73.blogspot.com/2019/10/sea-life-chapter-12.html
SS (Security Supervisor)
12 months as SSO
2023 $2040
2024 $3250 ($2605) $12.40
2025 $3470 ($2745) $13.25
2026 $3690 ($2905) $14.10 ($170)
2027 $3910 ($3065) $14.90 ($180)
2028 $4130 ($3225) $15.75 ($190)
*Guard and Patrol (SSO)
23rd to 26th Feb
$180 ($196.20) $234
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-SSO-26-0651
1265879
Security Risk Analysis (AASR)
27th to 30th th Apr
$195 ($212.55) $253.50
Douby Ghaut
NTUC
HPC-AASR-26-0651
Capability Development (ISP)
In House
18th to 26th Mar
$180 ($196.20) $234
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-ISP-26-0653
1285578
xSecurity Operation Compliance (PSDLF)? In House
9th to 15th Mar
$210 ($228.90)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Total = $555 ($604.95)
SSS (Senior Security Supervisor)
18 months as SS
2023 $2240
2024 $3550 ($13.55)
2025 $3770 ($14.40)
2026 $3990 ($15.25) $180
2027 $4210 ($16.05) $190
2028 $4430 ($16.90) $200
*Manpower Planning (MRSO) D
27 Feb to 2nd Mar
$180 ($196.20) $234
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-MRSO-26-0650
1265881
Manpower Planning (COBD) D?
11th to 13th Mar
$180 ($196.20) $234
Jurong East
NTUC
DNI-COBD-26-0654
1291945
Incident Response (CMSI) D
1st to 5th Apr
$225 ($245.25) $292.50
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-CMSI-26-0653
1307110
Access Control (DSE)
4th to 6th Mar
$180 ($196.20) $234
Jurong East
NTUC
DNI-ACM-DSE-0653
1291943
xPerformance Management (LMTSO) D
In House
$294 ($320.46)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Additional:
Security Screening (CSSPB)
20th to 23rd Apr
$145.50 ($158.60) $94.58
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-CSSPB-26-0658
Crowd Control (CCTC)
9th to 812th May
$145.50 ($158.60) $94.58
Paya Lebar
NTUC
LLI-CCTC-26-0661
First Aid (OFA)
9th to 11th Apr
$91.12 ($118.46) $59.23
Bras Basah
NTUC
NTUH-OFA-26-0678
1321566
Fire Safety (RFEB)
14th to 15th Apr
$126 ($163.80) $81.90
Benoi
NTUC
BN-RFEB-26-0669
1324606
Total = $765 ($833.85)
CSO (Company Security Officer)
24 months as SSS
*Security Operation Compliance (MSALF) D
$240 ($261.60)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
xQuality Assurance and Audit (MSO) D
$297 ($323.73)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Conflict Resolution Management (MRCSE) D
$240 ($261.60)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Capability Development (AWESE) D
$240 ($261.60)
Paya Lebar
NTUC
Total = $720 ($784.80)
Grand Total = $3230.76
As I am still in progress of completing the courses for SS and SSS, I will update on the Role Play later as I clear the Assessments.
Role Play for Assessment
SO
HSIS
1 Prepare for Patrol
Injure Worker
Falling Ceiling
(Pocket Book, Occurrence Book)
2 Office Break In
3 Small Fire
Big Fire
Evacuation
4 Fire Alarm
5 Bomb Threat
(Bomb Threat Call Checklist)
6 Suspicious Person
7 Court Procedure
PGPS OBSE ACM
1 Prepare for Duty (Clocking Point)
(Equipment Register) (Occurrence Book)
2 Access Control (Staff Pass)
3 Guard House Duty
(Lost and Found Report)
4 Phone Call (Message Form)
5 Patrol Duty (Clocking Points)
Fire Extinguisher
Door Ajar (Pocket Book)
Access Card Reader
Block Emergency Exit
Loading Bay Theft*
Chemical Agent Attack
6 Intrusion Alarm
RTT
1 Suspicious Person
2 Suspicious Car (Pocket Book)
3 Suspicious Package
PAPP
1 Access Control (Visitor Log)
(Body Search) (Bag Search)
2 Suspicious Person (Bag Search)
3 Suspicious Car
4 Suspicious Person taking Photos
5 UAV (Move On Order)
SSO
MDTB
1 Grooming (Equipment Checklist)
Private Sales Event
2 Female Queue Cutter
(Occurrence Book) (Incident Report)
3 Wheel Clamp
4 No Pets Allowed
5 Crowd Gathering Fighting
6 Banned List
SSM
1 CCTV
2 Site Map
3 Theft at Loading Bay
(Boardcast) (Incident Report)
4 Suspicious Bag
Crowd Gathering
SS
SSO
1 SOP Briefing (Inspection Checklist)
2 Duty Briefing (Shift Schedule)
Patrol
Key
Guard Room
Fire SOP Briefing
Change Shift
3 Construction Safety and Health
Wire Dangling
4 Performance
Late for Work
Lost and Found
Smoking
5 Barrier Fault
Fire Alarm Fault
Big Fire
Fire Alarm Servicing
ISP
1 Induction Checklist
2 OJT Guide
Access Control Duty
3 Patrol Duty
4 Security and Alarm System
5 Reception Duties
AASR
1
2
3
SSS
MRSO
1 SOP (Inspection Checklist) (Duty Rooster)
2 Prepare for Duty
Report Sick
MP Visit Briefing
3 Smoking at Carpark (Dossier Entry)
Additional Manpower
4 Review Security Operation
(Occurrence Book) (Equipment Checklist)
DSE
1 Security Gaps
Carpark
Thief Side Gate
Fire Bin Center
Palm Tree CCTV
2 Briefing
Vehicle Barrier
Access Card Reader
Finger Print Reader
Faulty Access Card Reader
Unauthorized Person
3 Intruder Alarm
4 CCTV
COBD
1 Assignment Contract
Operation Order
Action Plan
2 Operation Briefing (Power Point)
Attendance
Handout
Site Plan
3 Operation Debriefing (Power Point)
Attendance
Handout
SOP
Post Event Review (Power Point)
CMSI
1 Trapped in Lift
Alarm Activated
Confirmation
Technician
Rescue, Rectify Faults
Normal Operation (Incident Report)
2 False Alarm
Fire Alarm
Sprinkler Burst
Action at Lift Landing
3 Gas Leak
Strong Smell from Canteen
Take Action after Confirmation
4 Break In Theft
Patrol Report at Warehouse
Arrested and Stolen Item Found
Corrective Actions to Enhance Physical Security Control Measures
CSSPB
1
2
3
CCTC
1
2
3
OFA
1 Triangle Bandage (1/2)
Arm Sling with Immobilized
Upper Arm
Lower Arm
Shoulder
Elevated Sling with Immobilized
Fingers
Collar Bone
2 Crepe Bandage (2/7)
*Eye
Forehead
Neck
*Scalp
Spiral
Palm
Elbow
3 CPR (2 mins) with AED
RFEB
1 SCBA
2 Fire Extinguisher
3 Rescue and Evacuation
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