CPPSEC3110 Control persons using batons
This unit specifies the skills and knowledge required to control persons using batons.
It includes:
This unit may forms part of the licensing requirements for people engaged in security operations NSW where these are regulated activities.
Security Officers can obtain a permit from the Commissioner of the NSW Police to carry a baton whilst on duty. In order to be granted a permit the Security Officer must provide evidence of the need to carry the baton, as well as evidence of Training to carry and use a baton. From the NSW Police website such need may include:
A security guard holding a class 1A, 1D, or 1F licence issued for patrolling, protecting, watching or guarding any property by physical means or by electronic means including but not limited to, in any one or more of the following circumstances:
It includes:
- following correct procedures for drawing and holding batons and adopting stance and tactical positioning
- using negotiation techniques to defuse conflict, and direct and restrain a person
- using a baton to apply defensive strikes to target areas of the body, and avoiding vital areas and monitoring the wellbeing of the subject
- reviewing and evaluating the effectiveness of the response to identify improved practices.
This unit may forms part of the licensing requirements for people engaged in security operations NSW where these are regulated activities.
Security Officers can obtain a permit from the Commissioner of the NSW Police to carry a baton whilst on duty. In order to be granted a permit the Security Officer must provide evidence of the need to carry the baton, as well as evidence of Training to carry and use a baton. From the NSW Police website such need may include:
A security guard holding a class 1A, 1D, or 1F licence issued for patrolling, protecting, watching or guarding any property by physical means or by electronic means including but not limited to, in any one or more of the following circumstances:
- Carrying on control room operations,
- Patrolling, protecting, watching or guarding cash (cash in transit) or other valuables
- Patrolling, protecting, watching or guarding an airport or other infrastructure.
Entry requirementsWe require all candidates to hold a current Class 1A NSW Security Licence which must be produced upon enrolment.
Students will be working in the security industry in a capacity the involves any one or more of the following circumstances:
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DetailsThe course duration is 6 hours.
Assessment is a combination of practical demonstrations and techniques involving Batons and Handcuffs and a written theory test. This unit is trained and assessed with CPPSEC3111 Restrain persons using handcuffs. $350 per student payable at enrolment. |
What to bring on the dayUSI Number
Current Security Class 1A Licence (at minimum) Students must present in neat, clean and tidy clothing with closed shoes. Attention must be maintained to personal hygiene, especially throughout the practical components. Please note that enclosed footwear is essential. |