CSAS (The Growing benefits) ...

Valuable Powers:

The provision of uniform presence in communities continues to increase public reassurance and confidence. Community Safety Accreditation Scheme (CSAS) is a system that allows organisations that are involved in community safety (and their employees) to be accredited.

It grants 'Accredited Persons' limited powers, which are aimed at providing
a better quality of life in the community, and helps co-ordinate some
activities like visible patrols and the sharing of information and assists
the police in tackling crime and anti social behaviour.

Training Priorities:

Community Safety Accredited Schemes Course Outline:

UNIT 001: UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY SAFETY ACCREDITATION SCHEMES

Candidate must: Show an understanding of the aims and objectives of the Community Safety Accreditation Scheme

UNIT 002: DIVERSITY AND RACE RELATIONS

Candidate must: Know how to demonstrate anti-discriminatory practice (ADP)

UNIT 003: ASSEMBLE AND RECORD EVIDENCE IN PREPARATION FOR COURT

Candidates must: Understand the legal and evidential issues involved in reporting
and recording evidence

UNIT 004: COURT SKILLS AND PROTOCOL

Candidates must: Understand the court process and how to give evidence

UNIT 005: ACCREDITED PERSONS AND LEGAL POWERS

Candidates must: Understand the relevant legislation and powers available

UNIT 006: ENFORCEMENT SKILLS

Candidates must: Understand the principles of good enforcement

UNIT 007: THE MANAGEMENT OF INITIAL CRIME AND MAJOR INCIDENT SCENES

Candidates must: Manage initial crime or incident scene until the arrival of appropriate emergency services

UNIT 008: DIRECTING TRAFFIC AND HAZCHEM RECOGNITION

Candidates must: Direct traffic effectively and safely and recognise the key features of a Hazchem plate

UNIT 009: MANAGEMENT OF CONFLICT AND PERSONAL SAFETY

Candidates must: Manage conflict effectively and respond lawfully and proportionately when physical intervention is necessary

More:

Download the CSAS FAQs...

Download the CSAS Procedural Guidelines...

Download the Five Initial Powers briefing...

As our training lead, Denise Fermor has years of experience of the CSAS &restorative justice agenda ...learn more...

Complimentary courses ...

Check the following courses, designed to support warden schemes and individual wardens.

Accredited Core Skills

A Level 2 Certificate which gives street-based patrolling staff the theory, knowledge...more

Anti-social Behaviour & ASBOs

The purpose of this course is to raise participants' awareness of anti-social behaviour...more

Crime Reduction

A one-day introduction into the basic techniques of crime and disorder reduction. This course...more

CSAS

This is Accredited Training for Community Safety & Security staff wanting to achieve...more

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