BTEC Level 2 Award in Vehicle Immobilisation
BTEC
In Cheltenham
Description
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Type
BTEC
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Location
Cheltenham
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Duration
4 Days
Suitable for those currently working, or wishing to begin work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper)
Important information
Government funding available
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
There are none however basic levels of English literacy and numeracy are assumed. You must also be able to provide proof of Identification and proof of address as per SIA guidelines.
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Course programme
Vehicle Immobilisation ('Wheel Clamping')
BTEC Level 2 Award in Vehicle Immobilisation
The Vehicle Immobiliser (Wheel Clamping) has had bad publicity over the years however it is an essential requirement for many establishments that have difficulty with car park enforcement. Our dedicated trainer is both highly experienced in this field and also other aspects of parking enforcement. By passing on first hand experience of the industry requirements we have been able to highlight the importance of professionalism within this sector which can often be extremely diverse and rewarding.
Who is the course for?
For those currently working, or wishing to begin work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper) On successful completion of the course and passing the required examinations delegates will be able to apply for an SIA licence to work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper).
What are the entry requirements?
There are none however basic levels of English literacy and numeracy are assumed. You must also be able to provide proof of Identification and proof of address as per SIA guidelines.
What does the course involve?
Delegates must complete and pass both units 1 and 2 as outlined below. Success will achieve a level 2 award in Vehicle Immobilisation and allow delegates to apply for their SIA licence.
Unit 1 Roles and Responsibilities
Introduction to wheel clamping and removals
Introduction to the legislation relating to vehicle immobilising (Private Security Industry Act 2001) and the tools used to immobilise a vehicle
Signs, lines and enforcement vehicles
Vehicle registration marks
Health and Safety
When to clamp and when to remove vehicles
Vehicle tow away
Completing paperwork
Practical case studies (clamping, removal and paperwork)
Use of photography
The payment process
Procedures for start and end of shift
Radio operations
Discretionary parking Standards of individual behaviour for vehicle immobilisers and customer care
Equal Opportunities
Appeals.
Unit 2 Communication and Conflict Management
Introduction to Communication Skills and Conflict Management
Self Awareness
Avoiding Conflict
Effective Communication and Customer Service Skills
Recognising High Risk Conflict
Resolving Conflict
Learning from Conflict
Additional information
BTEC Level 2 Award in Vehicle Immobilisation