1st Edition

Management of Hotel and Motel Security

By H. Burstein Copyright 1981
    216 Pages
    by CRC Press

    This book presents ideas to hotel/motel security directors and managers to help them understand some of the problems with which they will be confronted, the various approaches to solutions, and the ways of relating to other members of the management team to achieve optimum results.

    Foreword
    Preface
    Chapter 1 Introduction
    Objectives
    Elements
    Security’s Role
    Chapter 2 Purpose of a Security Department
    Relationship to Objectives
    Relationship to Costs
    Chapter 3 The Security Director/Manager
    Corporate
    Relationships with Corporate Officers and Department Heads
    Personnel Concerns
    Controllers and Auditors
    New Properties
    Corporate Counsel
    Security Policies and Procedures
    Corporate Credit
    Guest Relations
    Security Records and Communications
    Investigations
    Liaison Matters
    Property Level Relationships
    Franchisee Relationships
    Chapter 4 Property Security Directors/Managers
    Personnel Matters
    Controllers and Auditors
    Construction
    Credit Matters
    Computer Security
    Security Policies and Procedures
    Investigations
    Guest Relations
    Prostitution
    Police Liaison
    Chapter 5 The Security Department
    Corporate Security Departments
    Proprietary Versus Contract Personnel
    Recruiting, Composition, and Training
    Supervision
    Duties and Responsibilities
    Authority
    Records and Communications
    Facilities
    Interdepartmental Cooperation
    Police and Fire Liaison
    Emergencies
    Chapter 6 Property Security departments
    Size
    Proprietary Versus Contract Personnel
    Recruiting, Composition, and Training
    Duty Hours and Assignments
    Supervision
    Uniforms and Equipment
    Duties and Responsibilities
    Authority
    Reports, Records, and Communications
    Facilities
    Interdepartmental Cooperation
    Police and Fire Department Liaison
    Emergency Plans and Procedures
    Chapter 7 Conclusion
    Suggested Readings
    Index

    Biography

    H. Burstein