CSCSAS030 — Manage threatening behaviour

1 Use communication to establish control

• 1.1Adopt a position and stance designed to increase control and confidence and minimise provocation and aggressive response
• 1.2Use communication techniques that focus the attention and concentration of the person in controlled directions
• 1.3Use communication strategies that provide clear instructions and options aimed at reducing escalation of reaction
• 1.4Use communication methods that engage the person in positive responses
• 1.5Use non-threatening body language to avoid provocation and aggressive messages
• 1.6Use continuous and calming communication to provide distraction and personalised engagement
• 1.7Defuse negative provocation and confrontation with the use of confident and positive proposals and alternatives

2 Apply defensive control strategies

• 2.1Monitor offenders using threatening behaviour, assess all relevant indications for degree and nature of risk
• 2.2Monitor the environment for factors which may contribute to or moderate the risks identified
• 2.3Observe offender behaviour and assess for potential escalation
• 2.4Explain options for cooperation clearly and positively and support them when cooperation is given
• 2.5Request assistance as required in accordance with operational requirements
• 2.6Select defensive control tactics appropriate for the nature of the threat and the degree of risk
• 2.7Perform defensive control with respect to dignity and human rights

3 Re-establish control

• 3.1Monitor subject for signs and symptoms of medical issues and respond appropriately
• 3.2Use search or isolation to remove any remaining risks and maintain safety and security of those involved
• 3.3Consult and take advice from specialist support
• 3.4Complete records and reports in accordance with organisational procedures

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