Unit 4 Mock test 2

Unit 4 Mock test 2

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How should security personal ensures someone’s safety during physical intervention?

By making sure a manager is present to supervise the action

By involving a co-worker to continue speaking with the individual

By requesting bystanders to film the procedure and activities on video

By switching up the workforce, boredom won't set in.

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Of the following, which one increases the risk of positional asphyxia?

Use of aggressive behaviour.

Use of non restrictive intervention techniques

Use of disengage techniques

Using a method that compromises breathing

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What should event organisers do if there is a high risk of ground restraint?

Decrease the venues' capacity

Deep clean surfaces on a regular basis.

Implement control measures

Increase numbers of Door supervisors

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Why is it important to keep up-to-date knowledge regarding physical intervention?

Legislation may change

Techniques may change

Employment may change

Colleagues may change

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What is the legal implication when a security operative chooses to use physical intervention techniques?

Subject consent required before the use of Physical intervention techniques

They do not need to have licence for the use of Physical intervention techniques

They are responsible for their actions and must remember their duty of care

Legally they are allowed to use as much force as they want.

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What advantage does a dynamic risk assessment offer when using physical intervention techniques?

No incident reports required

It shows the professionalism

It displays the quantity of co-workers needed.

It indicates time when the assistance is needed

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What is a common risk when trying to bring someone down to the ground?

Injury to the co-workers

Damage to the surrounding property

Injury caused to the person in the process

Shows professional incompetency

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What action should a D.S take if a person is showing the signs of acute behavioural disturbance?

Restrain the individual

Use excessive force to control the individual

Analyse the cause of the incident.

Consider it as medical Emergency.

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Where the defensive Physical skills can be used?

Controlling the people on big events

Restraining an individual

When refusing venue entry to a group of friends.

To protect oneself from assault

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What is a team leader’s responsibility in the event when a subject has been restrained on the ground by a door supervisor?

Ignore the situation and keep documenting the events

Inform the individual that he has been detained

Try to maintain the dialogues with the individual

Taking the persons personal details

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Which of the following scenarios has the highest risk of positional asphyxia when someone is being restrained?

In a chair, sitting up straight

Standing

walking down of stairs

On any surface, face down

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What advantages can dynamic risk assessment offer?

It defends the use of extreme force.

It justifies the aggression.

It enables continual monitoring of a situation

It ensures the positive outcome of the scenario.

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After a physical intervention, what are the duties of security personnel?

To provide the police with the individual's identification

To confirm that no one has videotaped the staff's activities

To gather witness statements for bystanders and others

To ensure that the subject receives first aid if necessary

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When restraining someone on the ground, is it crucial to

Attempt to get the person up as soon as possible

Make sure co-workers keep putting wait on subject’s chest.

Remove the subjects extra clothing as soon as possible.

Keep the subject on the ground as long as possible.

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When using physical intervention, which of the following will reduce any risk of harm?

Hold the subject against the wall.

Seek help from bystanders.

Work as a team to support the person.

Take off the person's jewellery or watch

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Why is it important to keep physical intervention skills up-to-date?

To reduces the cost of SIA licenses f

To reduce the documentation on site.

To be able to use excessive force

To ensure CPD is maintained

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If there is a heated argument, a door supervisor will use a radio to call for help. What is this an example of?

Assertive communication

Safe handover

A secondary control

A primary control

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What is a responsibility following a physical intervention?

Secure evidences

Document your personal opinion about the event.

Destroy any evidences

Put the details on social media

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A subject is being restrained by a door supervisor. What approach would you take to ensure the subject’s safety in this circumstance?

Document the position the subject being kept.

Address any complain regarding breathing

Use excessive force to bring the subject under control

Call for colleague

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What is a benefit of dynamic risk assessment?

It helps the best resolution of the ongoing situation

It enables continual monitoring of a situation

It empowers the security official to use the excessive force.

It helps in the documentation of Incident reports.

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Which of the following is a way of mimising the risk of harm during physical interventions?

Priorities the subjects well being

Take subjects next to kin details

Take a witness statement

Make sure the CCTV is recording

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What are the responsibilities of a team leader during the Physical intervention?

Start collecting the witness statements

Destroy the evidence

Try to maintain dialogue with the individual

Stand back and let the other team members to carry on

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Which of the following can be a risk when a Door Supervisor is conducting a physical intervention on the ground?

The subjects clothing may get dirty

The subject may collide with the floor.

There might be legal implications for this act

There might be no justification for this act

24 / 30

Which of the following increases the risk of positional asphyxia?

Prolonged negotiation

Aggressive language

Bad weather conditions

Using a technique that makes breathing difficult

25 / 30

What actions should be taken in this situation when a person is showing signs of acute behavioural disturbance?

Consider it an urgent medical matter.

Restrain the subject

Wait for the manager to come

Deal it like a normal situation

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What is a risk factor where a Door Supervisor uses physical intervention to prevent a fight in a busy nightclub?

Causing of injury due to use of excessive force.

Threats presented by others

Language barrier

Reduction in the venue business

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What are defensive physical skills?

Skills used to restrain other person

Skills used to de-escalate the situation

Skills used for queue control

Skills used to protect oneself from assault

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A door supervisor is using radio to summon for assistance in a situation where there is a heated argument is an example of

Aggressive behaviour

Primary control

Defensive physical skills

Secondary control

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What does the security operator need to keep in mind while working on any specific site?

To fallow the venue policy

To keep personal details of the employee working on site

They treat employees at the location better than others.

Keep ignoring the venue policy and do what he think is batter

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Which of following is a legal requirement of using physical intervention?

Does the subject be restrained in the presence of DPS?

Has the individual objected to being searched?

Are the subject's duties of care being maintained?

Has the subject been recorded on the CCTV system?

Your score is

The average score is 42%

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