Security officers don’t just learn from manuals — you learn best by practising. This module gives you realistic, scenario-based activities that build the skills you need to prevent and respond to slips, trips and falls in the workplace.
Scenario-Based Training
Overview
Through hazard spotting, decision-making, and report writing, you will sharpen your professional judgement and meet the expectations set by SIA licencing requirements, BSI standards (BS 7499, BS 7858), NSI guidance, GDPR, and, where relevant, NHS Protect.
Glossary: Scenario-Based Training
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Hazard Identification | The process of spotting potential dangers (e.g., wet floors, poor lighting, trailing cables) before they cause harm. |
| Dynamic Risk Assessment | Quick, on-the-spot judgement made by officers during patrols to control hazards immediately. |
| Duty of Care | Your legal and professional responsibility to act reasonably to protect people from harm. |
| Safe Decision-Making | Choosing actions that reduce risk, protect people, and comply with professional standards. |
| Incident Report | A formal written record of an accident or near miss, completed clearly and accurately. |
| GDPR Compliance | Ensuring personal data in reports is handled lawfully, securely, and only when necessary. |
