Renful Premier Technologies

Renful Premier Technologies, Churchill House, 137 Brent Street, London, NW4 4DJ, United Kingdom Tel: + 44 (0)208 457 9111, Fax: + 44 (0)208 457 9222, E–mail: info@renful.co.uk

Increasing requirements in the security sector worldwide and the demand for specialised consultancy, procedures and training resulted in the formation of Renful Premier. The company is based in the UK and is dedicated to the development and provision of Security Consultancy, Procedures, Training Seminars, Computer Based Training Systems and Equipment for security applications. Since it was established in 1994, Renful Premier has provided services to Governments, Civil Aviation Authorities, Airports, Airlines, Security Companies, Business Corporations, Immigration & Police Authorities, Prisons and Parliaments.
Renful Premier Articles
Effective Explosives Detection Training Using Simulants	Training for Liquid Detection	Turning Actionable Intelligence into Actionable Training & Testing

X-ray screeners and other key security staff are required to detect items such as explosives, Improvised Explosive Devices (IED), weapons, drugs ... Text by Renful	Since heightened security measures now require a near exclusive ban on any liquid in passenger luggage, airports face the sudden challenge of detecting this ubiquitous substance. With liquid being such a versatile substance ... Text by Ruth Canton	Renful Premier Technologies has developed an integrated product suite that aims to fill the intelligence gap in screening operation and the preparation of screeners to the latest terrorism challenges. Text by Renful
Cargo Security	Learning by doing	Effective X–Ray Training

Public perception is that cargo is subject to extremely rigorous controls ... Text by Monica Avadanoaie and Paul Munslow	Aviation security is one of the most prominent areas in the security business that ... Text by Asa Larsson and Helene Astrom Photos by Terje Heiestad and Ralf Baumgarten	Given time, any security system can be overcome and it seems that terrorist ... Text by Moshe Cohen

Airport Security	Passenger Profiling (video article)	Passenger Profiling

Moshe Cohen comments on methods used in airports to tighten security and suggests screening upon entry to the building as a method to be widely adopted streamed video article Interviewee: Moshe Cohen	The attempt to blow up ten transatlantic flights departing from the UK has again renewed ... streamed video article Content by Malcolm Finch	An essential procedure or a slippery slope to racial stereotyping? Over the past few decades there has been a sea change in the volume of passengers now able to travel by plane. How have airlines ... Text by Ruth Canton
Postal Bombs	The importance of an effective passenger profiling system	Advanced Security X-ray CBT

The cooks books have been abound for years, filling pages of Internet space or library books? The ingredients can be easily purchased and explosives prepared in the back garden. In case one lacks a motive, access ... Text by Ruth Canton	Whenever a terrorist manages to breach the security system designed to protect airports, questions are asked as to why these countermeasures failed... Text by Vincent Szajdzicki	This article aims to highlight the difficulties faced by x-ray screeners in detecting threat items and the importance of investing in quality threat detection CBT to provide the best possible xray simulation training possible. Text by Vincent Szajdzicki