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Privacy, Radios & Information Sharing
LESSON 8 OF 10 Share on a Need-to-Know Basis Discretion protects dignity and may protect safety. Do not gossip, photograph the person or discuss the incident publicly. Avoid broadcasting unnecessary personal or sexual details over an open radio. Share relevant information with safeguarding leads, management, medical staff or police as required to protect the person… Read More »Privacy, Radios & Information Sharing
View LessonProactive Service & Venue Knowledge
LESSON 4 OF 8 Proactive Service & Venue Knowledge Do not wait for confusion to become a complaint. Know the facilities and information relevant to your position: entrances, exits, toilets, accessible facilities, first aid, information points, seating, transport routes and prohibited areas. Keep up with live changes announced at briefing. Observe customer cues+ People repeatedly… Read More »Proactive Service & Venue Knowledge
View LessonProfessional Boundaries, Information Sharing & Online Contact
LESSON 6 OF 8 Professional Boundaries, Information Sharing & Online Contact Being supportive does not mean becoming personally involved. Professional boundaries protect the person, the employee and the integrity of the safeguarding response. Staff should not create private relationships with children or vulnerable people they meet through work, exchange personal social-media details, accept inappropriate gifts… Read More »Professional Boundaries, Information Sharing & Online Contact
View LessonProfessional Presence, Positioning & Personal Safety
LESSON 2 OF 8 Professional Presence, Positioning & Personal Safety Your body language and position communicate before you speak. Use a calm, balanced stance, appropriate distance and a route of escape. Avoid crowding, pointing, aggressive gestures or positioning that traps the other person unnecessarily. Stay aware of companions, objects, vehicles, barriers and changing crowd movement.… Read More »Professional Presence, Positioning & Personal Safety
View LessonProfessional Standards & Pre-Deployment
LESSON 1 OF 10 Arrive Ready to Operate Safe delivery begins before gates open. Know the assignment, arrive prepared and understand what is expected of you. Check PARiM and current joining instructions, arrive with enough time to book on and attend briefing, wear the correct uniform and carry required equipment. Never rely on instructions from… Read More »Professional Standards & Pre-Deployment
View LessonProtected Characteristics & Discrimination Awareness
LESSON 2 OF 8 Protected Characteristics & Discrimination Awareness Recognise conduct that can create unfair or hostile treatment. Staff do not need to make legal findings on shift, but should understand that discrimination, harassment and victimisation can affect colleagues and customers. Decisions should be linked to legitimate safety, security or service reasons. Protected characteristics+ Equality… Read More »Protected Characteristics & Discrimination Awareness
View LessonRadio & Incident Response Final Assessment
LESSON 9 OF 9 Clear, Calm, Factual Professional communications can directly affect the speed and quality of an emergency response. Knowledge check You receive an urgent instruction but only hear half of it. What should you do? Guess the missing part Request repetition/clarification using radio discipline Ignore itCheck answer Final standard Listen, keep channels clear,… Read More »Radio & Incident Response Final Assessment
View LessonRadio Equipment & Pre-Shift Checks
LESSON 1 OF 9 A Radio Is Operational Safety Equipment Check it before you need it. At book-on, confirm the correct radio/channel, battery level, earpiece where issued, volume and call-sign. Know the fallback method if radio communications fail. Protect equipment from loss, damage and unauthorised use. Knowledge check When should you discover that your radio… Read More »Radio Equipment & Pre-Shift Checks
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