Builds on: Legal Aspects of Security Work
Vulnerable People and Safeguarding
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Guards see many people every day. Some of them need help but may not ask for it: a lost child, a woman alone late at night, a worker who seems controlled by someone else. Safeguarding means noticing these people and getting them help, safely.
Focus: notice, stay with the person if it is safe, tell the right people, and keep it private.
Learning objectives
- Care for a lost or unaccompanied child safely.
- Help a person who seems at risk at night.
- Spot possible signs of trafficking and exploitation.
- Respond to domestic abuse and suspected drink spiking.
- Know who to tell, and keep the information private.
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