Control restraint courses

... course is not designed to teach any form of restraint technique. Recognised techniques or restraining violent or disturbed persons are available separately in the Control...

... to apply the correct control holds to use when applying handcuffs and the safe method of removal. how to change handcuffs should the police wish to...

... techniques · Control and Restraint techniques It is a requirement that candidates have attended a Conflict Management theory programme as the techniques...

... with assaults whilst on the floor.ü Use of defensive body positioning & personal space Trainers: Experienced 2 Trained by the National Control and Restraint...

... door supervisors, with some also qualified to teach the skills of control and restraint. The Door Supervisors course takes place over three intensive...

... to apply effective non-harmful methods of physical control and restraint. It also covers the identification of the risks regarding alcohol, drugs, knives...

... In conjunction with the client, Risks Contained identified the several situations that may require the security staff to apply some form of control and restraint...

... Electrical and Electronic Technology I.C.E. systems and components Supplementary Restraint and Airbag systems Comfort Control Systems Security/warning systems... Learn about: Fault Diagnostics, Vehicle Repair, Repair Maintenance...

...At the end of the course participants will be able to: Identify steps that will enhance their safety at work. Use the 'control trilogy' as a tool to gain voluntary compliance. Be competent in the use of control and restraint techniques. List measures to reduce the risk of violence and aggression...

.... The application of handcuffs on compliant and non-­#16;compliant persons. Aftercare and post incident management and support. Suitable for: This course is designed for security staff and others who use or may have to use fixed rigid, chain-linked, hinged or a form of plastic handcuffs to restraint individuals...

... training is of paramount importance. Suitable for: Management of violence & aggression using control & restraint methods is a measure of last resort but for certain settings it is critically important to ensure service user safety. Staff also need to know how to protect themselves when their health... Learn about: Management of violence & aggression, Prevention of violence & aggression...