Conflict management

Physical Intervention

Post incident

Trainer training

Security, Events and FM

Standards within the security profession are rising driven by a combination of regulation, qualifications and discerning employers and commissioners who recognise the value of well trained staff. Private and in-house security teams operate across diverse roles and settings, each with unique needs, challenges and risks. Understanding and adapting to these differing needs is vital if training is to be relevant and stimulate change in behaviours.

Maybo has played a leading and influential role advising government regulators and awarding organisations on the development of security training competencies, qualifications and best practice.

Maybo is the preferred choice of most major security and event providers and many in-house teams covering events, retail, licensed retail, transport, healthcare and universities. Most security personnel at the 2012 Olympics will undergo Maybo training.

Our conflict management, physical intervention and event security incident response progammes deliver core regulatory requirements and additional modules for dealing with higher levels of violence.

Maybo helps employers to assess the risks associated with the role and tasks performed and to identify the level of training required. We also provide tools to coach and refreshing knowledge and skills in the workplace. As true specialists in violence reduction we provide reassurance through access to advice on policy, procedures and incident management.

Operational staff gain the best recognised training, certification and CPD pathways, helping them secure employment and the most interesting roles.

Licensed trainers receive the best resources available and extensive development and employment opportunities through delivering the most popular programme in security.

Physical intervention for door supervisor licence to practise

  Security professionals have made Maybo physical intervention the most widely used approved training in the UK. By providing frontline staff with the skills for disengagement, escorting and holding Maybo skills are now used in thousands of shops, clubs, events, hospitals and care homes around the UK. The course covers safer skills to avoid assault, disengage and hold and escort/eject individuals.

Since August 2010 new door supervisors have completed a unit in escorting and disengagement to gain an SIA licence. In the future existing door supervisors will be required to top up their licence.
         

Maybo physical intevention training is approved for use with the new SIA Licence-linked qualifications. That is -

Trainers: The level 3 in Delivering physical intervention training
End users: The level 2 unit in Physical interventon for the private security industry

Maybo Physical Intervention for door supervisors and security officers - click text for pdf information sheet

Advantages of Maybo PI training

• As the leading UK provider Maybo provides the greatest range of dates and locations for easy access to trainer courses and refresher training
• Maybo is not only the leading training provider, we advise employers on all aspects of policy and strategy to support training in this area of risk and provide the tools
• Comprehensive knowledge surrounding the legal and medical implications of restraint and how to reduce risk.
• In addition to legislative requirements Maybo PI for security can offer modules on searching and additional holding.
• Maybo is the preferred choice of more venue operators and security and door supervision employers than any other model, it’s the name your customers will recognise 
• The expert witness experience on use of force matters and violence risk management within Maybo
  If you have any questions about physical intervention training, the SIA licence requirements and qualifications please refer to our 
  frequently asked questions.
   

Insurance considerations

As part of the Approved Programme requirements participating training organisations must demonstrate suitable insurance. Please refer to the Trainer Training: Security page for futher details.