Description
The Door Supervisor Training Course is for anyone who wants to work legally as a Door Supervisor or a Security Guard in the UK.
With severe shortages in the industry, now’s a perfect time to get your SIA Licence and work in the security industry.
This 6-day course contains the knowledge and skills you need to pass your exam and apply for your SIA Licence. That licence is your ticket to working in the growing security industry, where your skills will be in constant demand.
Some of the roles you could find yourself working in include:
- Door Supervisor for nightclubs, bars and restaurants
- Event Security
- Corporate Security Officer
- Retail Security
- Loss Prevention Officer
- And more!
Door Supervisor Training vs Security Guard Training
We’re often asked what the difference is between a Door Supervisor Licence and a Security Guard Licence. Luckily, the difference is easy to remember. A Door Supervisor Licence allows you to work as a Door Supervisor and a Security Guard, while a Security Guard Licence only allows you to work in a Manned Guarding role.
Most employers prefer a Door Supervisor Licence over a Security Guard Licence.
Key topics include:
- The main characteristics of the Private Security Industry
- The importance of safe working practices
- Drug-misuse legislation
- Issues and procedures relevant to the role of a door supervisor
- Licensing law
- Queue management
- How to recognise, assess and reduce risk in conflict situations
- Problem-solving techniques when resolving conflict
- Physical interventions and the implications of their use
- The use non-aggressive physical skills to protect yourself and others
What will I learn on the course?
The course runs over six consecutive days, and it’s divided into four units and covers everything from the legal aspects of security to the latest physical intervention techniques.
Unit 1: Working in the Private Security Industry
- Private Security Industry: The Legal Aspects
- Health and Safety for Private Security Operatives
- Fire Safety Awareness
- Emergency Procedures
- Communication Skills and Customer Care
Unit 2: Working as a Door Supervisor
- Behavioural Standards
- Civil and Criminal Law
- Searching
- Arrest
- Drugs Awareness
- Recording Incidents and Crime Scene Preservation
- Licensing Law
- Emergency Procedures
Unit 3: Conflict Management for The Private Security Industry
- Avoiding Conflict and Reducing Personal Risk
- Defusing Conflicts
- Resolving and Learning from Conflicts
- Application of Communication Skills and Conflict Management for Door Supervisors
Unit 4: Physical Intervention Skills for The Private Security Industry
- Introduction to Physical Intervention Skills
- Need-to-Know Legislation
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