TESTIMONIALS

โ€œReceived the latest edition of Professional Security Magazine, once again a very enjoyable magazine to read, interesting content keeps me reading from front to back. Keep up the good work on such an informative magazine.โ€

Graham Penn
ALL TESTIMONIALS
FIND A BUSINESS

Would you like your business to be added to this list?

ADD LISTING
FEATURED COMPANY
Training

Dog of the year

by Mark Rowe

National Association of Security Dog Users (NASDU) trials are running at The National Trust, Polesden Lacey, Great Bookham, near Dorking, Surrey, RH5 6BD on Thursday, September 5. Competitors either experienced or novice are drawn from those working in the security industry as employees or as self-employed handlers; contract guarding and in house sectors are represented.

The Worshipful Company of Security Professionals is to inaugurate their award of Security Dog of the Year and present it to the NASDU Trials Champion. The NASDU describes the event as a relaxed fun day out set in the rural settings of the Surrey hills. Competitors are all working security dog handlers and entrants range from the experienced to the novice handler.

The day consists of handler protection in the morning with agility and obedience in the afternoon and spectators are most welcome throughout the day. Any member wishing to compete in the Trials and challenge for the โ€œSecurity Dog of the Yearโ€ Award should get their application into Head Office as soon as possible as entrants are limited to a maximum of 16.

Related News

  • Training

    Online learning platform

    by Mark Rowe

    Skills for Security, the provider of apprenticeships and commercial training for the fire and security sectors, has launched an online learning platform,…

  • Training

    Introduction to ONVIF course

    by Mark Rowe

    ONVIF, the US-based standards initiative for IP-based physical security products, has released the first course in its online learning; to promote knowledge…

  • Training

    Apprentices in UK finals

    by Mark Rowe

    Apprentices displayed their technical and problem-solving skills in the WorldSkills UK Finals in two categories – Fire Detection & Alarm Systems; and…