ASIS PSP Study Guide: Legal Compliance, Life Safety Codes & Negligence

Описание: What happens when a security lock prevents people from escaping a fire? In this ASIS PSP (Physical Security Professional) study guide, we tackle the "Golden Rule" of the industry: Life Safety always trumps Security.

We break down the legal frameworks that every security professional must know to avoid lawsuits, including the four elements of Negligence, the concept of Foreseeability, and the specific duties of care owed to Invitees, Licensees, and Trespassers. Plus, we cover essential codes like NFPA 101 and ADA requirements that can make or break your design.

🚀 In this video, you will learn:

The Golden Rule: Why fire codes and life safety always win over security measures.

Negligence Law: The 4-part test (Duty, Breach, Cause, Damages) used in court.

Foreseeability: How crime patterns ("Crystal Ball Test") determine your liability.

Duty of Care: The legal difference between an Invitee, Licensee, and Trespasser.

Code Compliance: Key requirements from NFPA 101 (Life Safety) and ADA (Disabilities Act).

ADA Specifics: The 48-inch height rule for readers and the 5lb door force limit.

Privacy Laws: Why you should almost never record audio in a security system.

CYA Strategy: How to use a "Risk Assumption" email to protect yourself from liability.

⏱️ Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction: Security vs. Life Safety Conflict [00:30] The Golden Rule: Life Safety Trumps Security [01:34] Understanding Negligence: The 4-Part Test [02:14] Foreseeability & The "Crystal Ball" Test [03:07] Duty of Care: Invitee vs. Licensee vs. Trespasser [03:58] NFPA 101: Fail Safe Locks & Exit Rules [04:22] ADA Compliance: Reader Height & Door Force [04:59] Privacy Laws: Cameras vs. Audio Recording [05:23] Pro Tip: Documenting Risk to Shift Liability

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