Boost your Security with Behavioural Detection Early Intervention (BDEI) Training
Behavioural detection and early intervention (BDEI) training will educate personnel about baselining and the behavioural idiosyncrasies of themselves and others. The aim is to enable persons working within front line and customer facing role to better understand and adapt into their operating environment, enable them to maximise their interactions with others to give them a greater ability to detect hostile intentions, and develops confidence and capability to detect threat and correctly act on it to disrupt hostile activity. An advantage of this training is to teach personnel to better operate under duress and stress by developing confidence in their expertise and capabilities and teaching them to master their operating environment.
Key Benefits of Behavioural Detection Early Intervention BDEI Training
Heightened Awareness of Threat Actors
BDEI training enhances the ability to spot potential threat actors early on. By understanding behavioural cues you can detect suspicious individuals or activities long before they become major security concerns. With this knowledge, personnel can act swiftly to prevent threats from materialising.
Understanding Vulnerabilities in the Workplace
People trained in BDEI have a heightened awareness of their workplace’s vulnerabilities. By understanding the areas where potential threats are most likely to manifest, they can take steps to improve security measures and reduce risks.
Improved Interactions with Others
BDEI training is not only about threat detection; it's also about building positive relationships within the workplace. By understanding the behavioural patterns of other you can enhance communication, reduce conflict, and create a safer, more inclusive environment.
Enhanced Ability to Intervene Early
With BDEI, personnel are taught how to detect and address concerning behaviour early, preventing escalation. This capability to intervene before hostile actions develop is a key benefit in reducing workplace violence and improving safety.
Building Confidence Under Pressure
Security personnel often work under high stress and in challenging environments. BDEI training builds the confidence necessary to make sound decisions under pressure. By practising how to identify threats and respond effectively, staff develop the skills needed to handle even the most stressful situations.
Despite the benefits of Behavioural Detection Early Intervention BDEI, we understand that time constraints can pose a challenge. Traditional courses are often lengthy, taking several days to complete, which might not be feasible for busy teams.
A Tailored Approach to Behavioural Detection
Early Intervention BDEI Training
Toro recognises the need for a more flexible, tailored approach. To accommodate the time limitations of your security personnel, we offer bespoke BDEI courses that focus on maximising learning within a shorter timeframe. Each course can be delivered in as little as 3.5 hours, minimising disruption to your daily operations while ensuring that the training is highly relevant and practical.
Our bespoke courses are designed to meet the specific needs of your organisation and operating environment. We focus on real-world scenarios that staff will likely encounter, ensuring that they can apply the lessons learned immediately.
Course Format
Our BDEI training course is a balanced combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on, practical exercises. Here's what you can expect:
Classroom-Based Training
In the initial phase of the course, participants will learn key concepts such as identifying non-verbal cues and understanding the psychology of threat actors. We use a combination of government-produced materials and Toro's own engaging, interactive training resources to ensure participants are fully engaged.
Real-World Application
After classroom sessions, participants move into their own work environment to apply their knowledge. They will engage in scenario-based exercises, where they’ll practise identifying and intervening in potential threat situations. This real-world application solidifies their learning and boosts their confidence.
Small Group Training
To ensure the training is personalised, we limit each group to just four participants. This allows for more direct interaction with the instructor, personalised feedback, and a more tailored experience for each attendee.
The Trainers
Our lead trainer and course designer has over 18 years of experience as a covert operations specialist for UK Government. This unique level of experience forms the foundation for our training and brings to the foreground the importance of understanding baselining as a tool for behavioural detection.
FAQs
Is this Behavioural Detection Early Intervention (BDEI) training just for security officers?
Our BDEI training is not just for security officers. Everyone has a part to play in creating safer workplaces and our training acknowledges this with easily digestible content.
Where does the training take place?
We come to you to deliver the training in an environment that is familiar to the attendee’s Practical exercises are delivered in your workplace to make the training content even more relatable.
How long does the Behavioural Detection Early Intervention (BDEI) training take?
Our training packages can be delivered in as little as three and a half hours. Minimising impact on your daily operations and reducing the cost of requiring cover staff.
How many people can attend the training?
Our 3.5 hour package is designed to cater for groups of up to 4. This package can be delivered up to 3 times in one day capturing a maximum of 12 students in a single day.
What dates are the courses run?
The courses are not run on dates fixed by Toro. We engage with our clients to understand their busy schedules and the demands of their operational delivery. With this in mind, we collectively identify suitable dates to deliver the training.
Is the training focused on reading peoples body language?
Our training is built around baselining. We believe that teaching people to read their environment is a more effective tool in identifying potential threats sooner.