If you are a physical intervention trainer or thinking of becoming a physical intervention trainer, then this category is for you as it covers everything that you need to know about becoming or remaining a competent and qualified physical intervention trainer, whilst reducing your liability.
For those of you who are SIA PI Trainers I thought I’d let you know about the recent communication that I have had from the minutes of the PI Provider Meeting – 20/28th March 2018 hosted by Tracey Lilley, Quality and Risk Manager, Security Industry Authority.
I have also now received confirmation of this from Pearsons.
This is a video I initially shot back in Feb 2016, but it is as important then as it is now so I thought I’d share it again, because the man point of this video is the importance of good record keeping and documentation – https://nfps.info/physical-intervention-trainer-course. #physicalintervention #physicalrestraint
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In this short video I’m going to talk to you about supervision and in particular, instructor to student ratio numbers, and it is worth bearing in mind that it is estimated that 80% of all claims for negligence in sport is down to lack of supervision.
The Guardian Newspaper, in its article entitled ‘Alarm over restraint of NHS mental health patients’, revealed that:
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To read the full article in the Guardian Newspaper click here: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/mar/02/physical-restraint-women-mental-health-units.
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Mark Dawes here once again and I’m just doing this video to follow up on a video I did a while ago about the use of force on children and particularly any use of force that may cause discomfort, harm or pain.
Because there’s a drive at the moment by a particular lobbying group to ban or to make illegal should I say any restraining technique with a child that causes pain.
Now I did a video on that and we actually had about three and a half thousand views on Facebook alone, God knows how many on YouTube.
Hi, guys. Mark Dawes here once again.
It’s a beautiful sunny day so I’m sat in my garden shooting this video so please forgive me the luxury. But I wanted to do this video because I want to get a point out. I want to get an opinion out and I want to clarify something. But first, I want to challenge you and here’s the challenge.