Crowd Control Training
A crowd control training program prepares participants to understand techniques and methodologies used to monitor the movements of vast numbers of individuals. Drawing upon law enforcement tactics, the program instructs trainees on how to implement mass control policies.
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Degree Requirements
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A crowd control specialist usually has a high school diploma or GED certificate, according to a 2010 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) survey. Employers typically prefer individuals with law enforcement background, such as police officers, or members of the military.
Training Content
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According to BLS surveys, a new crowd control specialist receives on-the-job training. Most employees require one or two years of experience and training with competent professionals, indicates O*Net OnLine. Crowd control specialists learn how to ensure public safety by monitoring suspicious individuals or acts, provide aid to accident victims, and work with law enforcement as necessary.
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Tools
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According to O*Net OnLine, crowd control training lessons help attendees gain dexterity with tools and equipment such as blood collection kits, mobile data computers, computer-aided composite drawing software, database user interface software, and two-way radios.
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References
- Photo Credit stadium crowd image by Sean Wallace-Jones from Fotolia.com
