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Posted: May 10, 2019
Haines Security Solutions to present workshop June 4-6 in Salem, Mass.
Salem, MA Architects, engineers, facility managers, planners and security professionals will meet June 4 - 6 to discuss the latest trends in building design, hostile vehicle and hostile shooter tactics and the integration of proven countermeasures and new security technologies. The workshop promotes the interdisciplinary discussion of those involved in the development of mitigation strategies and building design review for both new construction and retrofit projects. Anti-terrorism design concepts and how they complement crime prevention through environmental design elements in use in the built environment today will also be covered.
The workshop is part of a series of courses conducted by Haines Security Solutions, a veteran-owned company based in California. Haines’ physical security engineering training and certification curriculum was selected as the Best in Homeland Security Education Program in 2017 and received a Platinum ASTOR Award, from American Security Today magazine.
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