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AEGIS Protective Services delivers a portfolio of CPD training courses, anchored by our Healthcare Security Officer Training v4.

All courses include immediate certification upon successful completion.

The AEGIS Healthcare Security Officer Training v4 course sets the ‘benchmark’ training standard for Security Officers working in NHS – risk-informed and expertly designed to deliver safe, professional, assured competence.

This course is for NHS Staff and Security Officers. It explains how to use Body Worn Video, safely, lawfully and effectively, balancing the need for evidence and transparency with respect for privacy and dignity when managing challenging incidents.

Effective radio communication is essential to the safe and efficient operation of healthcare security services. This training course introduces the principles of professional radio communication used by security staff deployed in healthcare security environments.

Security Officers working in NHS settings may be required to safeguard patients who present increased risk of harm to themselves or others. This course provides essential guidance for Security Officers on how to perform safeguarding duties safely, lawfully and effectively.

This course provides a practical understanding of dementia and equips officers with the skills to respond safely, calmly, and with empathy – recognising that behaviour is often a form of communication and that physical intervention is a last resort.

Challenging behaviour refers to behaviour that is difficult to manage and may create risks for staff, patients or visitors. By developing a better understanding of Challenging Behaviour, Healthcare Security Officers can contribute to safer healthcare environments while supporting staff in delivering patient care.

Self-harm is a significant and complex issue frequently encountered within healthcare settings. This course provides an overview of self-harm, including the reasons why people may self-harm, methods commonly used, and associated risks.

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable illness and premature death. The NHS has increasingly adopted strict smoke-free policies. This course explains the differences between smoke-free law and NHS policy, and the role of Security staff in supporting smoke-free environments.

Are you looking to empower NHS Staff with the provisions of s119 and 120 of the Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008? We are pleased to offer for sale a CJIA Training Pack consisting of white label (unbranded) training materials, for ‘you’ to use to deliver CJIA Training at your NHS Trust.