The Undersecretariat of Citizen Security of the Municipality of Concordia, through its team of trainers, carried out the final evaluation stage for all those who participated during the current year in the Annual Course for Admission and Permanence Controllers (ACAP).
On this occasion, more than two hundred people were trained with the purpose of performing admission and permanence tasks, within the framework established by National Law No. 26,370 and Municipal Ordinance No. 36,025, regulations that govern the activity at the local level.
The training proposal included content related to current legal regulations, environment control and situational prevention, diversity and conflict mediation, security in sporting events, self-defense techniques, as well as practices for the use of fire extinguishers and evacuation protocols. The examination stage constitutes a fundamental requirement, since with its approval the students obtained the credential that enables them to work as Admission and Permanence Controllers.
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio highlighted the number of people who participated in the training, taking into account that the role they fulfill in society is of utmost importance, as they are one more link in guaranteeing security standards in events, as well as strengthening the prevention of risk situations, promoting safer coexistence.
“Our objective is to continue along this same line, since security issues, in their different aspects, are something that occupies us as an administration, and we will continue to deepen these types of actions, as well as the remaining public policies that we have been developing in this regard,” stated Dell´Olio.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgart pointed out that this is one more sign “of the commitment that exists regarding public security on the part of the Municipality. This training has been demanding a higher level and requirements for its participants, so we have assumed the commitment to provide them with tools. For us, it is very important to continue with these actions, attentive to the demands that arise from the community.”
Participating in the activity were the Director of Prevention and Security Martín Amiano; trainers, among others.
On this occasion, more than two hundred people were trained with the purpose of performing admission and permanence tasks, within the framework established by National Law No. 26,370 and Municipal Ordinance No. 36,025, regulations that govern the activity at the local level.
The training proposal included content related to current legal regulations, environment control and situational prevention, diversity and conflict mediation, security in sporting events, self-defense techniques, as well as practices for the use of fire extinguishers and evacuation protocols. The examination stage constitutes a fundamental requirement, since with its approval the students obtained the credential that enables them to work as Admission and Permanence Controllers.
Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio highlighted the number of people who participated in the training, taking into account that the role they fulfill in society is of utmost importance, as they are one more link in guaranteeing security standards in events, as well as strengthening the prevention of risk situations, promoting safer coexistence.
“Our objective is to continue along this same line, since security issues, in their different aspects, are something that occupies us as an administration, and we will continue to deepen these types of actions, as well as the remaining public policies that we have been developing in this regard,” stated Dell´Olio.
For his part, the Undersecretary of Citizen Security Claudio Purgart pointed out that this is one more sign “of the commitment that exists regarding public security on the part of the Municipality. This training has been demanding a higher level and requirements for its participants, so we have assumed the commitment to provide them with tools. For us, it is very important to continue with these actions, attentive to the demands that arise from the community.”
Participating in the activity were the Director of Prevention and Security Martín Amiano; trainers, among others.