If you cannot demonstrate that you have completed the training in your home state, you will need to complete units CPPSEC3110 (batons) and/or CPPSEC3111 (handcuffs) with an approved Victorian Registered Training Organisation. They may then authorise you to use these items on the job. If you wish to work in Victoria with batons or handcuffs but hold an interstate security licence, you will need to provide your Victorian employer with evidence that you have completed training in batons and handcuffs.
Further information is published on the Victoria Police website. It is a requirement in the State of Victoria, that a licensed Crowd Controller / Security Guard, who carries a baton and or handcuffs for their employment hold a current certification and authorisation from their employer. Further, having the ability to present a baton, using a baton to defend self and others, direct persons and further to apply handcuffs within the requirements of the law. For example, employers will consider this training a desirable extension to your skills, knowledge and awareness in handling valuables.Īfter completing the Baton and Handcuffs training course, our goal is to ensure you can confidently present and control a subject using a baton and apply the handcuffs if and when necessary. The Baton and Handcuffs training is vital for a licensed Security Officer wanting to advance their career in the security industry.
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