Control restraint courses

... with different gradients of control which are at all times ethical, dignified & legal. It is suitable for anyone working in an environment where someone may become so violent that they have to be restrained as a last resort... Learn about: Control and restraint methods, Conflict Resolution...

.... Suitable for: Care staff working with vulnerable people or people who display challenged behaviour. It is designed for staff who find themselves in situations that put them or others in danger and that could result in the use of control and restraint...

...Delegates will learn various methods of controlling and restraining an individual depending on his/her age or mental health condition. The course demonstrates how to reduce aggressive behaviour and how to manage violence with the minimum amount of force. Suitable for: This comprehensive 4-day...

...Why do I need Control and Restraint Training? You will benefit enormously from this training if you or your staff operate in an environment where...

... and aggression De-escalation (skills used) Aftercare The legal and ethical issues The 'What if?' factor What is control? What is restraint? Types of restraint...

...· Recognizing signs and responses to positional asphyxia No of candidates · 12 -...

...Used as a last resort, this is a specialist physical Intervention reliant on pain compliance and often the use of mechanical restraints (handcuffs...

...Control and Restraint - Basic Level Training 4 Days ( 40 Hrs ) Control Violent Attackers Disarm Dangerous Objects How to Avoid Violence Confidence...

... and Control and Restraint training Programme. This can be adapted to meet your individual needs. Please refer to other programmes as set out within the...

... days. Certification BTEC Level 2 Award in Physical Restraint (Care & Control Course Objectives & Content To successfully achieve the award delegates...

.... This course will employ a variety of techniques and strategies for the control of violent situations as well as the need to use all alternatives to physical interventions...

...To learn the correct usage of physical restraints (handcuffs) the associated legalities, risks and health and safety isues along with techniques for applying handcuffs to aggressors in a variety of scenarios. Suitable for: security personell, police officers, bodyguards, close protection operatives...

...Learners will be able to safely manage violence and physical aggression with the absolute minimum of force necessary and reasonable in the circumstances with different gradients of control which are ethical, dignified and legal and as a last resort. This should create a safe working environment...

..., the elderly, or vulnerable adults, or is concerned about safety, rights, and potential legal ramifications. Our highly effective restraint techniques have been risk assessed, legally audited by a barrister-at-law and comply with current legislation. All courses and techniques are constantly evaluated...

... to undertake appropriate and effective physical restraint to an intermediate standard. Suitable for: Child Care Staff, Education Staff, and all staff working with children and other vulnerable groups...

...To refresh and re-accredit existing NFPS Accredited Instructors in Physical Intervention / Control & Restraint and Breakaway Skills Training. It is a requirement of anyone who hold NFPS Ltd. Approved Licensed Centre status to attend this course if you wish to be re-licensed for another year... Learn about: Restraint Refresher, Restraint & Breakaway, Physical Intervention Refresher...

...To facilitate a good understanding of SRS airbag systems and related diagnostic procedures. Suitable for: All technicians would benefit from attending this course. It is orientated towards technicians who have a good understanding of electronic control theory but this is not essential...

...To provide course delegates with an understanding of all aspects of Air Bag Restraint Systems, including the recognition of system components and layouts. To be able to understand the dangers involved in working with and handling Air Bags...

...: Primary Control Skills, Control and Restraint and Breakaway techniques and Associated Medical Implications. Unit 3: Handcuff theory, Safe Handcuff...

...This course is suitable for anyone looking to qualify as a Physical Intervention / Physical Restraint Trainer (also known as MVA or PMVA Trainers in the NHS). Whether you are in the NHS, Care Sector, Education Sector, Police or prison Service or the Security and Door Supervision Sector... Learn about: Health & Safety, Positional Asphyxiation, Physical Intervention...