SIA Static & Patrol Officer
Training
In London and Manchester
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4 Days
Unit 1 - Roles and Responsibilities of Static & Patrol Officers. Introduction to the role of the Static & Patrol Officer, code of conduct, legal constraints, Drugs, crime prevention, equal opportunities, health & safety and emergency procedures, patrols, access patrol and emergency systems. Unit 2 - Conflict Management for Static & Patrol Officers. Introduction to communication and conflict management, self-awareness, avoiding conflict, effective communication and customer services skills, recognising and defusing conflict, maintaining space, defusing high risk conflict, resolving conflict. Suitable for: Those wanting to work in the security industry, in particular in static and patrol (or Retail) officer roles.
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Who is it for?
This is course is designed for those wanting to work in the security industry, in particular in static and patrol (or Retail) officer roles.
Accreditation
National Open College Network (NOCN)
Course Content
This course comprises of 4 days training. Delivery includes participatory exercises, group and individual activities and trainer input.
Programme Content
Unit 1 - Roles and Responsibilities of Static & Patrol Officers
Introduction to the role of the Static & Patrol Officer, code of conduct, legal constraints, Drugs, crime prevention, equal opportunities, health & safety and emergency procedures, patrols, access patrol and emergency systems.
Unit 2 - Conflict Management for Static & Patrol Officers
Introduction to communication and conflict management, self-awareness, avoiding conflict, effective communication and customer services skills, recognising and defusing conflict, maintaining space, defusing high risk conflict, resolving conflict, learning from conflict.
Assessment Guidelines
Certification requires the successful completion of two multi-choice question papers.
SIA Static & Patrol Officer