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Pro-ACT, Inc. is offering OPTIONS 553 e-Learning, an online learning course for employees that meets the de-escalation training requirements of SB 553 and Cal-OSHA’s Workplace Violence Prevention Plan and OSHA’s workplace violence prevention recommendations.

In conjunction with the Pro-ACT In-service Certification, agencies can also arrange for a 4-hour Pro-ACT Restraint Certification course. The Restraint Certification training is available to employees who are Pro-ACT-certified and whose agencies have determined the need for the addition of the Restraint Certification.

Like Pro-ACT Certification training, Restraint Certification training is arranged through contractual agreement and can be scheduled for employee groups of twelve or more. If you would like more information about having your employees trained in Pro-ACT Restraint Certification, call 909-758-0322 or email [email protected].

Pro-ACT, Inc. offers a 14-hour Pro-ACT In-service Certification for agencies that are interested in utilizing the Pro-ACT program but do not employ a Pro-ACT-certified In-service Instructor. In these instances, the Certification program is arranged through contractual arrangement for a minimum of 12 employee participants.

For more information, call 909-758-0322 or email [email protected].

If you don’t have a certified In-service Instructor on staff, but want your employees to receive Pro-ACT in-service training, we can help.

Pro-ACT, Inc. will provide the 14-hour Pro-ACT and 4-hour Pro-ACT Restraint Certification in-service training for your staff at our site at a time that is convenient for you. Minimum group size for on-site training is 12 with a maximum group size of 26 employees per training.

If you would like to arrange an on-site training for your employees, or if you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected].

Like Pro-ACT In-service Instructor Recertification, participants must meet eligibility requirements to attend In-service Instructor Restraint Recertification training. To be eligible, an In-service Instructor must have maintained their certification for two consecutive years based on the guidelines in the Pro-ACT In-service Instructor’s Restraint Certification manual and must register and pay for recertification training prior to recertification expiration.

Because only certified instructors attend recertification training, participants are provided with an opportunity to collaboratively improve their understanding and presentation of Pro-ACT Restraint Principles while enhancing strategies for teaching.

Attendance Requirements: The In-service Instructor Restraint Recertification class is a 1/2-day class that reviews all course content, Pro-ACT Restraint Principles, and physical demonstrations. Participants must attend the entire 1/2-day of training to be considered for certification. No exceptions will be made.

Physical Expectations: Pro-ACT In-service Instructor certification requires participation in physical activities that will include, but not be limited to: stretching; balancing; bending; twisting; moving forward, backward, and side-to-side; lifting arms, and kneeling. An inability to complete these activities will prevent certification.

Dress Code: The dress code for participants of the In-service Instructor course is comfortable clothing that allows for ease of movement. Shoes must be flat, with closed toes, closed heels and non-skid soles. Persons who do not comply with the dress code may be excluded from participation, jeopardizing their certification.

Outcome: This course recertifies currently certified participants to continue training the Pro-ACT Restraint Certification curriculum inside the agency in which they are employed.

Cost: $2,670 per person for the combined Pro-ACT plus Pro-ACT Restraint Recertification training. A $60 early registration discount may be available.