Course Objectives depending on length of course:
- Learn to work as an individual and within a search team.
- Discuss the legal implications on the use of searching a person.
- Learn Health & Safety Implications.
- State the reasons for searching premises.
- State how to search people and their property.
- State the importance of obtaining permission to search.
- Show knowledge of systematic, methodical techniques allowing effective searches of buildings, venues, vehicles, and people.
- State the difference between general, random and specific searches.
- Define an 'offensive weapon'.
- State the hazards of conducting a search.
- State the procedures for recording articles/evidence seized during searches.
- Preservation of evidence.
- A basic knowledge of the principles of building and vehicle search.
- How to apply basic search planning.
- The actions to take in the event of a suspect device being found.
- Action on a find and evacuation.
- The use of hand held metal detectors.
The training elements would consist of systematic and methodical search procedures on persons, and areas', to include the use of hand held metal detectors. It would also include evidence preservation, and the importu-nacy of procedures for dealing with cultural differences and diversity needs. A period of time would be spent on the law and litigation.
This training would vary from one day to three days dependant on your requirements.
Search Training Elements:
Systematic and methodical search procedures on:
- The law and litigation.
- The searching of persons (rub down).
- The searching of bags.
- How to identify a weapon.
- The use of hand held metal detectors.
- Evidence preservation.
- The importunacy of procedures for dealing with cultural differences and diversity needs.
For further advice or to book on this or any other course please contact us on 0151 548 2996 or email info@samsonsecurity.co.uk