THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED

A one day training course looking at licensed premises inspections.

The Training is taking place in a licensed premises the training deliver will be mixture of Theory/Classroom and with Practical sessions
Subs covered include:

Types of inspection including; application to grant a licence, planned inspections in accordance with risk ratings, short inspections, long inspections, investigation inspections as a result of a complaint, during performance inspections, Joint visit - multi agency/Sledgehammer inspections, covert inspections (including Ripa Requirements)

Powers to inspect premises

How to record details of inspections, how to use premises data-bases where they exist

Personal Safety and Personal Protective Equipment

What to inspect and why: taking into account safety factors, means of escape & travel distance, how calculate safe capacity of a venue. Technical Standards, British standards

Prevention of Crime and Disorder factors, including; CCTV, Door Staff, Training Records, Proof of age schemes, Glassware, collection of glasses, staff checking un supervised areas such as toilets.

Compliance with Mandatory conditions

Prevention of nuisance factors including noise conditions - signage etc

Protection of children from harm factors; any adult activities & fruit machines etc

Powers & sanctions available for non compliance with the Licensing Act

Actual inspections

evaluation of inspections & questions

A one day event essential for all officers involved in investigating offences and the use of PACE. Jim Hunter from the institute of Licensing will guide you through the rules of evidence gathering, carrying out interviews under caution and other relevant matters related to investigating offences. The day will be interactive with the opportunity to practice the interviewing skills learned using the tape recording equipment.

The Institute’s 2010 Annual Conference will be held at the Hilton Hotel, Manchester from 8th – 10th November 2010*

- * Residential accommodation from Sunday 7th November 2010

The Home Office consultation entitled ‘Rebalancing the Licensing Act a consultation on empowering
individuals, families and local communities to shape and determine local licensing’ has been published today marking the start of a 6 week consultation which seeks views on the implementation of the proposals.