Course Overview
Who Needs the License
A Door Supervisor license is required if manned guarding activities are undertaken in relation to licensed premises*, except where the activity only involves the use of CCTV equipment or falls within the definition of cash and valuables in transit or close protection.
Course Schedule
- 09:30 to 17:30
- Monday to Saturday
What you'll learn in this course:
- Private Security Industry and awareness of the law
- Health and Safety for the Private Security Operative
- Fire Safety Awareness
- Emergency Procedures
- The Private Security Industry
- Communication Skills and Customer Care
- Recording Incidents and Crime Preservation
- Avoiding Conflict and Reducing Personal Risk
- Resolving and Learning from Conflict
- Application of Communication Skills and Conflict
- Physical Intervention Skills
- Introduction to Physical Skills
- Disengagement Techniques
- Escorting Techniques
FIRST AID CERTIFICATE
If you are taking Door Supervision or Security Officer training, you will need to show that you hold a current and valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate that meets the requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. It is an SIA requirement that each learner is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid. This certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the security course start date.
There are two types of SIA licence
A front line licence is required if undertaking licensable activity, other than key holding activities (this also covers undertaking non-front line activity). A front line licence is in the form of a credit card-sized plastic card that must be worn, subject to the licence conditions.
A non-front line licence is required for those who manage, supervise and/or employ individuals who engage in licensable activity, as long as front line activity is not carried out – this includes directors** or partners. A non-front line licence is issued in the form of a letter that also covers key holding activities.
How to comply with the new SIA PI Requirements for Door Supervisors
The new door supervisor training offered by us includes the additional modules, however those interested in only this specific module can take this training separately
Duration
The Duration of P.I Training is One Day full session in which candidates will be taught various self defence & How to manage themselves in case of Emergency.
Changes to the SIA Requirements for Door Supervisors
The new qualifications have been implemented in June 2010.
Although this doesn’t apply to existing License holders so long as the License was awarded less than three years ago. New Licensees however, will be required to be trained in the new modules.
Duties of SIA Door Supervisors, Doorman, Bouncers, Door Security
Door Supervisors, sometimes known as Door Stewards or Bouncers, are responsible for the security of customers and staff in pubs, bars and nightclubs, and other licensed premises and public events. They keep order and make sure that the venue’s patrons can enjoy themselves in a safe and relaxed atmosphere.
Door Supervisors usually work in teams of two or more, depending on the size of the venue. One of their main duties is to ascertain the suitability of people coming into the venue. This may include checking age, identification, dress code, and whether or not they are carrying harmful objects or illegal drugs. A trained SIA Door Supervisor understands that the reputation of the premises they are working at is at stake every moment they are on the job, and as the first point of contact with the general public, they are authorised by the venue’s management to refuse entry to anyone they consider unsuitable.
Other Door Supervisor / Nightclub Security duties include:
- Managing crowds to avoid crushing and queue jumping
- Collecting tickets from patrons coming in
- Providing customer service
- Providing local information for visitors
- Patrolling inside and outside the venue, watching people’s behaviour and dealing with conflict
- Restraining and escorting people out of the venue, if necessary
- Dealing with emergencies, and creating security logs
- Supervising people as they leave the building
- Co-operating with the police, first aiders and management.
- Representing a venue to it’s accreditation
- Ordering guests taxis
- A myriad of front of house duties
- Assisting with booking information and guest lists
We are Offering Cheap and Affordable Door Supervisor Courses (Security Guarding Courses) and Short Mandatory Courses. Our Centres are in:
- Ilford
- Gants Hill
- Chelmsford
- Essex
- Wembly Central
- Kent
- London
Whichever area is convenient for you. Please contact us on 0208 133 7000 or 07595927972 ASAP for the reservation/bookings as seats are very limited.
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Mr
Hallo sir I hope you doing well. Sir I have a SIA door supervisor licence and currently I am looking for job if you have any vacancy available let me know I will apply for that thank you
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A great experience with them, they were able to help me get registered in the college and I also got a placement through them.
