Extendable Baton Training Australia

Extendable Baton Handling & Control TRAINING

Training is aimed at staff who work in security/corrections/justice/juvenile facilities/local laws/Animal Management officers (AMO) who may be verbally or physically assaulted. In this workshop, the following will be covered: assessing risk and minimising risk, baton handling, incident reporting, pad work & striking drills, along with learning how to defuse a possible situation before it escalates out of control. Participants will be taught a range of techniques to keep everyone safe. Training can be tailored to suit police, security and other protective agencies.

Course Content

Definitions & Law
Policies / Procedures
Body Worn Cameras
Legal Issues (Law of Self-Defence & Lawful Interventions)
Situational Awareness
De Escalation Techniques
Crisis Communication
Baton Handling & Control Practice
Striking Practice
Baton Drills Against Disarming
Response Simulation (Red Man Suite)
Reporting Procedures / Near Misses

Learning Outcomes

Understand the Legislation & Legal Issues
Assess a high-risk situation
Manage risks and hazards of a violent situation
Formulate an action plan to a developing situation
Develop situational awareness and maintain risk options
Knowing when to use the baton legally
Reporting Procedures
Storage & maintenance of baton

Baton Handling & Control TRAINING Video
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Course Overview

Duration: Half Day Refresher or Full 6 Hour Day Available
Delivered: Face to Face Only
Location: Any where in Australia, New Zealand, your workplace or at a convenient location of your choice.
Capacity: Up to 20 people for 1 day per facilitator or additional trainer can be organised
What to Wear: Clothes you would normally wear to work.

Other Training Available

Critical Incident Debriefing
CAT – Disability Cultural Awareness Training
De Escalation Safety Training
Lone Worker Training
WHS Training