Dear Jim:

After working in the field of cultural institution protection for many
years (since the early 1980's), I have a good amount of material in my
professional library on this subject matter - to include training of
protection officers.  In fact, I have written a Training Manual and
Customer Service Guide for use in the training of protection officers -
but it should be customized for training in each institution.

If you will contact me off-list, I will respond.

Kind Regards

Roger Wulff

Former Chairman - The International Committee on Museum Security of ICOM
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> Does anyone know if there is specific material or even a handbook  in a museum that provides Museum Professionals guidance on the training and behaviour of the guards inside the Museum?
>
> Jim Roberts

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