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Our team was honoured to launch the inaugural Personal Safety Concepts for Fire Services Program with City of St. Catharines Fire Services. The recruit class of Station 4, along with members from communications, fire prevention, human resources and the training team were great to work with. Our team looks forward to working further with their command team, human resources and the training team on future deliveries. Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF)

Registration Now Open! https://lnkd.in/eRuvpiiC Trident Training Solutions proudly presents Ethical Use of Force for Security Professionals. We've got a full week of content that forms the basis of a Security Professional. We'll cover legislative authorities, communication strategies, de-escalation, personal safety concepts, defensive tactics, and the ASP basic certification program! PLUS, each attendee will automatically be enrolled in the Note Taking and Memo Books for Law Enforcement Online Training Program! Seats are limited, so book your spot now!

Registration Now Open! https://lnkd.in/eRuvpiiC Trident Training Solutions proudly presents Ethical Use of Force for Security Professionals. We've got a full week of content that forms the basis of a Security Professional. We'll cover legislative authorities, communication strategies, de-escalation, personal safety concepts, defensive tactics, and the ASP basic certification program! PLUS, each attendee will automatically be enrolled in the Note Taking and Memo Books for Law Enforcement Online Training Program! Seats are limited, so book your spot now!

This week, Niagara Region Business Licencing and Enforcement hosted our Provincial Investigations course. MLEOs and Provincial Offence Officers from Business Licencing, Public Health and Tobacco Enforcement came together over the past two days to learn about various topics including the Provincial Offences Act, the Municipal Act, and their related authorities relating to charges, orders, injunctions and warrants. It was a packed couple of days with some great discussions around case law, consent, and related inspection authorities granted with and without warrant. #charterofrights #warrants #provincialoffenceofficer #municipalities #mleo #bylaw #lawenforcement

Great to be back with our clients at RBG SECURITY INC for another round of defensive tactics, handcuffing and tactical baton certification. #security #training #safety

Tomorrow brings Doug Ashton and I together co-presenting to a sold out crowd at the Security Leadership Symposium. Some topics of discussion: the evolution of the use of force model(s), the impacts of investigations in the workplace, internal and external factors, and case studies for large group discussions. Looking forward to seeing you there! Kudos to Calvin Millar and the team for putting this together.

What a great session with several members of the College IC – Collège IC. De-Escalation Strategies are essential to employees who interact with members of the public while engaged in their duties. From investigators, complaint intake coordinators, mediators, prosecutors and more, all were extremely engaged in our full-day program. We covered topics from conflict management, perception, communication theory to active listening skills and de-escalation. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants licenses and regulates the practice of Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) and Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs) in the public interest. To learn more about the College visit: https://college-ic.ca/ To learn how we can assist your team with your training needs visit: https://lnkd.in/eXE5gwVJ #deescalation #conflictmanagement #communication #safety #police #specialconstable #security #regulators

Interesting conversations today at Day 2 of the International Use of Force Experts Conference. Cait Fleck and team spoke about the nuances of parallel investigations involving use of force incidents, including the duty to report vs duty to account. Next it was great to hear from Brad Fawcett on the impact of language surrounding use of force incidents and risk vs threat. Brad came prepared with a gamut of case law and reasons for judgement that will serve to strenghten use of force training. Looking forward to what day 3 has to offer.

Day 1 of the International Use of Force Experts Conference, and the key note speaker, Ronald J. MacDonald, KC spoke about his experiences over the last number years as the oversight body who investigates incidents of serious harm or death involving police. The takeaways (from my point of view): decern immediate threats from potential threats, dont let statistics drive our baseline use of force response, and train critical thinking through reality-based scenario training. What really stood out was Ron’s acknowledgment of the work Ontario has done to reform police use of force . Starting from a training aid and framework that puts life’s preciousness at the forefront of all public-police interactions. Kudos to my pal Peter Rampat and the rest of the team that worked over the past number of years to bring that change to fruition.

Recently, our team had a great time with a professional group of Municipal Law Enforcement and Animal Services Officers as we conducted certification training in defensive tactics, tactical baton, and O/C training. Its always a pleasure to see this level of participation from our learners! Kate Novia Alexander Wray, CPSO