Asset Proton Dison WKAyalaLand iota Te Nos. 47085 /6443208, MEMO TO: All GAPMS/APMs DATE: January 1, 2018 FROM: Head, Asset Protection Division COPIES TO: Admin/Opns SUBJECT: 2018 SPDP MODULE | REFERENCE: APD Executive Committee Meeting dated July 14, 2014. I PURPOSE: To provide a standard guidelines in the implementation of the Service Providers Development Program (SPDP) to all Ayala Land-owned and managed properties nationwide. I, SCOPE: 1. This guideline will apply to all security personnel deployed and rendering security services in Ayala-owned and managed properties 2. The following members of the Asset Protection Team will ensure the widest dissemination and strict implementation of this guidelines: a. Geographical Asset Protection Managers (GAPMs) b. Asset Protection Managers (APMs) c. Asset Protection Coordinators (APC) / SBU Security Managers d. Management Team of Security Service Providers 3. The SPDP Champion will conduct proper and regular monitoring of provisions of this guidelines and render updates pertinent thereto to the APD Executive Committee on a quarterly basis. IV. BASIC GUIDELINES: 1. All subjects covered under the SPDP will be taken up within the calendar year. SPDP subjects for the year is reflected in Annex A and Annex B. 2. The SPDP Champion will be the one to identify necessary topics that will serve as the learning focus for every subject. This will be reflected in the program timelines as approved by the APD Executive Committee. 3. The APD Operations Officer will ensure the dissemination of the approved SPDP subjects of the year to all Operations Managers of Security Service Providers who will ensure its implementation. Its implementation. 4, The Geographical Asset Protection Managers (GAPMs), APCs and/or SBU Security Managers will supervise the proper implementation of the SPDP in accordance to this guideline and in line with the approved SPDP subjects for the year. 5. The selection of qualified trainers, training venues, tools and equipment, and other miscellaneous items necessary to implement the program will be the sole and independent responsibility of the APD Operations Managers Council.6. Qualification and competencies of selected trainers will be submitted to the APD Operations Managers Council for evaluation and approval 7. Security Service Providers will submit an After-Activity Report documenting the implementation and compliance to its respective GAPMs or APCs/SBU Security Managers with a copy furnished to APD HQ within seven (7) days upon ‘completion of each SPDP subject. V. _ EFFECTIVITY: This guideline will take effect immediately upon approval CAPT. VALENTI ON Head, Asset Profecti isionANNEX A 2018 GENERAL SPDP SUBJECTS Course Orientation 4 Classroom January 2018 GAPM Martial Arts Evaluation | 4 Classroom February 2018 | Martial Arts Trainer | FireFightng 2 Classroom March 2018 BFP Emergency Response | 2 | Classroom/Practical | April 2018 Martin Aguda EFR Basic 4 | ClassroomPractical | May 2018 Rescue Plus invest pation atid Carne) a Classroom June 2018 PNPINBI ‘Scene Prevention | Crowd Control 4 | Classroom/Practical | July 2018 Martin Aguda Proficiency Firing 4 | Classroom/Practical | August 2018 Range Officer Crime Prevention (Index Crime with Latest 2 | Classroom ‘September 2018 PNPINBI Modus Operand) Cudtones orice 4 | Classroom/Practical | October 2018 APD Legal Aspect (LawinArest Search and | 4 Classroom —_| November 2018 | ProsecutoriFiscal Seizure) ‘Substance Abuse 2 | Classroom/Practical | December 2018 | PDEA/NBI/PNP.