Tactical conduct
Buyers ask uniformed professions for tactical conduct as decision-making under pressure: position, communication, and the moment you stop.
In a procurement this is rarely a standalone course. It sits inside the requirement that people recognise aggression, stay resilient and, where RTGB applies, act within their authority.
I make visible which part you must be able to evidence, and which part stays with a trainer or an examiner.
I do not describe use-of-force techniques and I do not teach anyone to use a weapon or tool.
Related
- Aggression
Aggression at work: a way of de-escalating that a buyer can actually test.
- Resilience
Resilience for people in uniform: keep acting under pressure, and be able to show it.
- Uniformed professions
Uniformed professions: RTGB, aggression, resilience and tactical conduct, turned into what you can evidence.