Cabin CREw Prevention and management of violence and aggression (pmva)

Norsk Tactical's Cabin Crew Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression Course is a specialised training program designed to equip cabin crew members with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively handle and defuse potentially violent or aggressive situations onboard.

The course is led by experienced professionals with extensive backgrounds in aviation security, law enforcement, and conflict resolution. They bring real-world experience and expertise to the training, ensuring participants are equipped with practical skills and knowledge.

Key topics covered in the course include:

1. Situational Awareness: Participants are trained to be aware of their surroundings, understand potential threats, and react appropriately to ensure their safety and the safety of passengers.

2. Conflict Resolution: The course covers techniques for de-escalating conflicts, managing aggressive behavior, and resolving disputes in a calm and professional manner.

3. Self-Defense Techniques: Participants are taught basic self-defense techniques to protect themselves and others in case of physical aggression.

4. Legal and Ethical Considerations: The course includes a discussion on the legal and ethical aspects of handling violent or aggressive situations onboard.

5. Emergency Procedures: Participants are trained in emergency procedures, including how to coordinate with the flight deck and ground security in case of a serious incident.

6. Stress Management: The course covers strategies for managing stress and maintaining composure in high-pressure situations.

The Cabin Crew Prevention and Management of Violence and Aggression Course combines classroom-based learning with practical, scenario-based exercises to ensure participants are fully prepared for the realities of their roles. The training is tailored to the specific needs of our clients, taking into account the unique challenges and threats associated with the aviation industry.

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