RD Security Training Ltd

23/09/2026

Benedict’s Law: is your school ready?

From September 2026, allergy safety has a stronger statutory footing in England.

Maintained schools, nurseries, academies and pupil referral units must have, publish and review an allergy safety policy.

Department for Education guidance also covers staff training, emergency response, support plans for pupils with allergies, and access to adrenaline auto-injectors.

Allergy awareness is a whole-school responsibility.

I offer allergy and anaphylaxis awareness training for school staff.

Contact me directly for course and booking information.

DfE guidance: https://lnkd.in/eJ3CHQpy

05/09/2026

Pad work, side kicks and elbow strikes to the chest and face.
Working in from long range to medium range to short range attacks. All very useful for this team this week.

30/08/2026

https://www.trustpilot.com/reviews/6a8ef50f58ad92e4047fcb62

Just one review from 6 on a level 3 Emergency firstaid at work rqf course in south London. Great place to train, it's a working safe place/home for teenagers helping them adjust their lives in a safe environment. As a professional company these guys keep their cpd and skills up to date, which helps them with their official yearly inspections. I look forward next years course.
Thank you.

We have used RD Security Training for First Aid training for over 5 years and would not conside ...

28/08/2026

Not sure how this is allowed in this time frame. The firstaid takes 3 days on its own.

25/08/2026

My new trustpilot review qr code. After our courses, please take the time to leave your comments. They all help to improve the sessions.
Thank you.

12/08/2026

Some information regarding medication and the heat in your vehicles.
Drivers across the UK are being urged to remove a certain item from their cars before the middle of the week as temperatures are forecast to reach 30C and higher. The country is currently entering its fifth widespread heatwave of the year this week, with the hot weather expected to peak across Wednesday and Thursday.
What common types of medication are sensitive to heat?
Insulin. Loses structural stability and chemical potency very quickly, rendering it ineffective for blood sugar control.

Adrenaline auto-injectors. Heat breaks down the epinephrine inside, compromising emergency delivery during severe allergic reactions.

Metered-Dose inhalers. Pressurised canisters can malfunction, leak propellants, or burst under extreme cabin temperatures.

Nitroglycerin tablets. The active compound evaporates rapidly in high heat, leading to total treatment failure for angina.

Liquid medications and suspensions. High temperatures cause phase separation, altering concentration and destroying active chemical properties.

Just because a medicine looks normal doesn't mean it's fine if it has been stored in heat. It could actually be less effective than it should be. If you have any questions or concerns, speak to your GP or pharmacist.

10/08/2026

It’s always rewarding to receive positive feedback following a training course.

This recent feedback was received following a Physical Intervention course, with the client rating the overall training Excellent.

They also rated the course Excellent for its emphasis on de-escalation and alternatives to restraint, relevance to their role, risk reduction and safety, and the usefulness of the knowledge provided.

As a trainer and experienced self-defence and security consultant, my aim is not simply to teach physical techniques. Good training should give people the confidence, awareness and communication skills to recognise risk, de-escalate situations and, wherever possible, prevent incidents from becoming physical.

It was particularly pleasing to see “All of the techniques” identified as the most beneficial area of the course.

Thank you for the feedback.



Review:
Trainer/Course Evaluation and Feedback Form (2)


Date of Attendance 07-08-2026
Name #########
Email ######xx
Organisation Name ######x
Course Physical intervention
Trainers Name Roy Duthie

Materials were well organised Excellent

Objectives Clearly Stated Excellent

Objectives met Excellent

Emphasis on de-escalation/restraint alternatives Excellent

Relevance to your role Excellent

Level of Usefulness of the Knowledge in your Role Excellent

Risk Reduction and Safety Paramount Concern Excellent

The content was informative Excellent

The length of the course was adequate Excellent

I would recommend the course Excellent

Which subject areas proved to be most beneficial and why? All of the techniques
Which subject areas were the least beneficial and why? None
The Trainer was knowledgable Excellent

The Trainer maintained my interest Excellent

The Trainer remained focussed Excellent

The Trainer supported Group Participation Excellent

The Trainer's presentation style Excellent

The Trainer was enthusiastic about the subject Excellent

The Trainer was Well Prepared and Organised Excellent

The Trainer allowed enough time for discussions and questions Excellent

The venue was satisfactory Excellent

The seating was comfortable Excellent

The lighting was optimal Excellent

The room temperature was correct Excellent

Good learning material was used Excellent

Impact on my ability to influence positive and safer outcomes Excellent

Overall Rating of Training Excellent

Signature

03/08/2026

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11/06/2026

They cant all be wrong, can they

10/06/2026

Good Morning,
Following the success of delivering bespoke training programmes at prestigious commercial venues, private residences, and high-profile establishments, I am pleased to introduce a new course specifically designed for young people.
This unique programme combines an Ofqual-regulated, certificated First Aid qualification with practical Personal Safety and Breakaway Training, helping participants develop both emergency response skills and personal safety awareness.
The First Aid element covers:
✔️ Casualties who are not breathing
✔️ Severe bleeding and haemorrhage control
✔️ Tourniquet and Tourni-Key application
✔️ Unresponsive casualties
✔️ Fractures and broken bones
✔️ Thermal and chemical (acid) burns
✔️ Environmental emergencies
✔️ MIST casualty handover procedures
To support ongoing learning, participants also receive access to a mobile phone app and a pocket reference guide, ensuring key information is always readily available when needed.
The Personal Safety and Breakaway element is designed to provide practical techniques that can help young people create time and space to escape from potentially unsafe situations. The training is reinforced with communication, conflict management, and de-escalation strategies, helping participants recognise and avoid situations before they become physical.
This course provides valuable life skills, increases confidence, and promotes personal safety awareness in today's challenging environment.
For further information or to discuss delivery options, please contact me directly.