Nationally Recognised Training
Safecity's Certificate in "Employ Baton and Handcuffs" is the first course of its kind to be approved by the ACT Accreditation and Registration Council. The course sets new standards on the lawful use of blocks, holds, restrains and the use of batons and handcuffs by security officers.
Features:
Well illustrated Course Manual over
350 step by step photographs and diagrams.
Defensive tactics include lawful and
humane blocks, holds and restrains.
Baton course includes the long and
expandable baton.
Study
the new S.T.O.P. protocol developed by Safecity
Learn risk assessment techniques
Learn conflict resolution skills
Learn how to deal with mentally
challenged persons who become violent
Discover cultural guidelines used with
people from non- English speaking background.
Professional Baton and Handcuffs
Instructors who will treat you with courtesy and respect.
What is the official title of this course? The course title Course in Employ Batons and Handcuffs #15572ACT
What are the standards of the baton and handcuffs course and how are they maintained? The course complies with the new Security Industry National Competency Standards.
Where is this batons and handcuffs course recognised? The course is recognised in all states of Australia under the Australian Recognition Framework.
Is this baton and handcuffs course recognised by police and authorities in all states of Australia? The course is recognised in the state of Victoria, the ACT, Western Australia and NSW. The course is also recognised through mutual recognition in Tasmania.
At present, the carry and use of batons and handcuffs by security officers is not uniformly regulated in Australia. In some States it is possible for security officers to purchase and carry batons and handcuffs without the need to undergo training. The use of holding and blocking techniques are also not specifically regulated.
At common law it is reasonable to expect that any court dealing with a matter involving the use of force by a security officer will require the officer to produce evidence of training provided by an approved training provider using approved training standards.
What will I be able to do when I complete this course?
As a graduates of this course you will
achieve competency in procedural, legal, technical and practical skills related
to the safe handling and lawful use of defensive weaponless tactics, long and
expandable batons, use of handcuffs and of the Tactical Options Protocol. The
course provides you with competencies which will enable you to respond to basic
workplace scenarios where the use of force is unavoidable.
What training material will I use? When you book and pay for your course you will receive a well illustrated, comprehensive defensive tactics, baton and handcuffs training manual. The manual contains all the administrative and training requirements you need to study and complete your course. You will be required to bring an expandable baton, a long baton, a set of handcuffs, a security belt, retaining ring and pouches. These items are available form Safecity at competitive prices.
How long does the course last?
You may elect to enrol in anyone of the modules separately or complete the full course in 28 hours
What are the prerequisites to enrol in the batons and handcuffs course?
The course prerequisites are:
I have already received training in defensive tactics, baton and handcuffs.
The course deals with a new protocols of use
of force. Furthermore, the Chief Commissioner of Police (Victoria) has decreed
that there cannot be recognition of prior learning for courses involving the use
of force.
How much will the course cost?
The three day baton and handcuffs and
weaponless tactics course costs $250. The cost includes your training manual,
tuition, assessment and attractive wall certificate. You may elect to
complete the baton and handcuffs module $175. If you elect to complete the
one day weaponless tactics $80.
Where can I find out about baton and handcuffs course locations and dates? Click here for the latest course dates and locations. You can also E-mail us, phone or Fax. We often conduct "in-house" courses for clients, so, if your course location is not listed, we will be happy to arrange a special program at no extra cost (minimum numbers apply).
How do I enrol? Contact us. We will immediately E-mail you a baton and handcuffs course application form. Upon receipt of payment and course confirmation we will deliver the training manual by courier or registered post.
What happens if I don't complete the course or am unable to pass the assessment? If you are genuinely experiencing difficulties, Safecity will allow you to enrol in the following course free of charge.
How long does the accreditation last? The accreditation for the baton and handcuffs course lasts three years. However, Safecity recommends you attend a refresher course at least once a year. This may be conducted in one day.
How do I become a Defensive Tactics Baton and Handcuffs Instructor? Safecity conducts nationally recognised police approved Defensive Tactics Baton and Handcuffs Instructor courses. All our Instructor courses have prerequisites which are set by Safecity and by the Accreditation Panel. The qualities we value most in our Instructors is ethics and professionalism. We expect you to be honest, polite and helpful. There is no room at Safecity for abrupt, ego centred unethical trainers. Our customers demand the best, we expect the best in our instructors.
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