Cash In Transit Training in pretoria,johannesburg Pretoria

Our cash-in-transit training course is designed to provide security personnel with the specialized skills and knowledge needed to safely and securely transport valuable assets, ensuring the highest standards of security during transit operations.

The cash-in-transit course is meticulously crafted to empower private security guards, enabling them to effectively navigate the daily challenges inherent in cash and valuables transportation. By enhancing their ability to identify and respond to typical risks and situations in the cash-in-transit environment, the course prioritizes the safety of both the guard and the broader community while ensuring the secure transfer of valuables and cash.

Our course content covers a wide range of critical topics, including an introduction to cash-in-transit, the operational procedures and responsibilities within CIT, orientation to CIT vehicles and communication systems, recognizing security threats and vulnerabilities, mastering effective customer service and communication skills, radio communication proficiency, strategies for dealing with traffic challenges, self-defense techniques, report writing, responding to armed attacks, basic first aid, crowd control, inspection of individuals, vehicles, and parcels, as well as the crucial skill of preserving crime scenes and evidence.

The course employs a comprehensive assessment structure, including initial, formative, and summative assessments, which serve not only to evaluate learning but also to actively contribute to its improvement. The course assessment criteria, unless specified differently by relevant authorities, encompass written assessments (40% with a 70% pass mark), language skills assessment (assessing reading, writing, speaking, and participation at 20%), notebook maintenance (10%), deportment (10%), practical assessment (20%), including physical assessments such as the SOPAT Test and Self-Defense Test. Candidates who attain a minimum score of 70% across these criteria are deemed successful and eligible for certification.