After this course, the participants will be able to:
- Identify the main principles of the AIP SRA methodology
- Develop and maintain an effective security plan
- Identify the main five steps of SRA
- Effectively plan and prepare for a SRA
- Identify the required information needed for a SRA
- Conduct an effective SRA for the petroleum and petrochemical industries
- Identify security hazards and apply effective methods of control
- Identify the main components of an integrated layers of security system
- Continually monitoring the performance od the security system for continual improvement

• Safety Managers/Officers
• Security Managers/Officers
• Risk Management Professionals
• Asset Protection Managers
• Security Consultants

Day One
Introduction

• Pre-course Evaluation
• Terms and definitions
• Components of security plan
• National and international codes and regulations for SRA
• Introduction to API SRA approach and concept
• Reasons for having an effective SRA
• The purpose and objectives of API SRA
• Risk-based decision-making
• Workshop: Direct and indirect cost of security incidents

Day Two
SRA planning and preparation
• Introduction to security risk management
• Planning for conducting SRA
• SRA team
• Scope of security for the petroleum and petrochemical industries
• Information Gathering, Review, and Integration
• Sources of Information
• Identifying Information Needs
• Locating Required Information
• Information Collection and Review
• Analyzing Previous Incidents
• Conducting a Site Inspection.
• Workshop: analyzing previous incident

Day Three
API SRA Methodology

• Steps of the API SRA
- Step 1: Characterization
- Step 2: Threat Assessment
- Step 3: Vulnerability Assessment
- Step 4: Risk Analysis/Ranking
- Step 5: Identify Countermeasures.
• Video: steps of SRA

Day Four

API SRA Methodology (Cont.)

• Threat formula
• Risk and benefit analysis
• Security risk matrixes
• Gap analysis and countermeasures selection
• Risk treatment strategies and principles
- Risk elimination
- Risk reduction
• Types of security design systems
• The “Onion Skin “security
• Workshop: conducting the five steps

Day Five

SRA Review
• Importance of monitoring security system performance
• Types of monitoring system
- Pro-active monitoring
- Re-active monitoring
• Continual improvement plan
• Post-course evaluatioN

BTS attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.