Police Contact Tactics Trainer

NTUC LearningHub (LHUB™) was corporatised on 1 August 2004. Initially set up in 1982 as the NTUC Computer Training Centre, a division under the Skills Development Department of the NTUC Administration and Research Unit, the organisation has evolved to meet the burgeoning training needs of Singaporeans to continuously keep pace with the dynamic business economy.

Quote Job Reference Number in your application and resume: LHUB_BZS_SEC_PCT

All shortlisted candidates are required to conduct a mock training session as part of the interview process.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Conduct the CT training and assessment tests (theory and practical) for the participants, in accordance with the training contents, lesson plans and formats.
• Assume the role of a Safety Officer ensuring safety regulations are complied.
• Demonstrate on the techniques of CT and/or handle the display of equipment during the weekdays or weekends.
• Conduct audit checks and invigilation at various premises to ensure that CT training has been effectively delivered in accordance with the training contents.
• Conduct assessment tests for the participants to be accurately recorded and computed.

• Be trained personnel (i) with a ‘Black Belt’ qualification for martial arts with belt system (e.g. taekwondo, karate), or (ii) have assumed the role of a Contact Tactics / Martial Arts Instructor for at least three (3) years
• Be physically fit and pass the required medical examination conducted by a certified medical practitioner
• It would be an advantage if

• Possess Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) Workplace Trainer Programme (WTP) Certificate (WP1: Facilitate Workplace Learning and WP2: Assess Competence)
• Be able to defend against one of the following five scenarios with blocks/strikes after executing a pre-determined set of exercises, followed by executing a takedown of a subject and restraining the subject with a flex-cuff
• Be certified to administer First-Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and use the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) recognised by Singapore Resuscitation and First Aid Council (SRFAC).