SIA Physical Intervention 6

Question 1

What is the 'PLAN' model for physical intervention?

Accepted Answer

Proportionate, Legal, Accountable, Necessary

Answer

Push, Lift, Arrest, Neutralise

Answer

Position, Lock, Apprehend, Notify

Answer

Prepare, Lead, Act, Navigate

Question 2

Why is it important to communicate during physical intervention?

Accepted Answer

To tell the person what you're doing, give commands, and reassure them to gain compliance

Answer

To distract the person

Answer

To alert bystanders for social media content

Answer

Communication isn't needed during physical intervention

Question 3

What is the minimum standard of recording after a use of force incident?

Accepted Answer

Full written account including who, what, when, where, why, how, witnesses, and any injuries

Answer

No recording is necessary

Answer

Just the patron's name

Answer

A quick note on your phone

Question 4

What should happen at a post-incident debrief?

Accepted Answer

Review what happened, what went well, what could improve, and check staff welfare

Answer

Blame the person who caused the incident

Answer

Nothing — just move on to the next incident

Answer

Only discuss it if someone was injured

Question 5

What does Section 76 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 say about force?

Accepted Answer

It clarifies that the degree of force used must be what the person honestly believed was necessary at the time

Answer

It bans all physical force by door supervisors

Answer

It allows unlimited force against criminals

Answer

It only applies to police officers

Question 6

What is a 'sterile area' in security terms?

Accepted Answer

A controlled buffer zone between the venue and any ongoing incident, free of bystanders

Answer

A hospital-clean zone

Answer

The staff room

Answer

A venue with no alcohol served