Minimum Standards for Dynamic Security Training
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This report describes the minimum requirements for education and training on the subject of dynamic security for prison staff. Establishing dynamic security as a concept and working method will affect the entire organization and have an impact on its values, objectives, structure and methods. Setting minimum standards can therefore be very complex. While there are several other topics relevant to dynamic security, this report presents those that are believed to be most fundamental to successfully achieving the proper level of dynamic security and which, at the same time, are based on international rules and guidelines
Kirjeldus
Introduction: Human rights and human dignity ; Security and safety for prisoners and staff: Maslow’s hierarchy of needs ; 1. Professional commitment ; 2. The desired staff-prisoner relationship ; 3. Infrastructure and meaningful activities ; 4. Risk assessment ; 5. Quality of trainers and methodology ; Conclusion ; Abbreviations ; References