Door supervisor courses / Security Courses Essex

Door Supervisor Course

As per the
SIA
requirements any individual wanting to work in the security industry must have a valid licences, you may require a
door supervisor license
if you:
Course Duration
Four Days (including Physical Intervention Module)
Who Needs the Licence
A Door Supervisor licence 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. A Door Supervisor licence is required if you are performing this activity on behalf of yourself or your employer or your services are supplied for the purposes of or in connection with any contract to a consumer.
*'in relation to licensed premises' means when those premises are open to the public, at times when alcohol is being supplied for consumption, or regulated entertainment is being provided, on the premises.

Two Types of Licence
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.

SIA Door Supervisor Training Course contents:
Core Learning for Common Security Industry Knowledge (10 hours of which 5 hours must be contact time)
Module 1: Private Security Industry
and awareness of the law.
Module 2: Health and Safety for the
Private Security Operative
Module 3: Fire Safety Awareness
Module 4: Emergency Procedures
Module 5: The Private Security Industry
Module 6: Communication Skills and
Customer Care
Door Supervisor
Specialist Module (10 hours of which all must be contact time)
Module 1: Behavioural Standards
Module 2: Civil and Criminal Law
Module 3: Searching
Module 4: Arrest
Module 5: Drugs Awareness
Module 6: Recording Incidents and
Crime Preservation
Module 7: Licensing Law
Module 8: Emergency Procedures
Conflict Management Module (8 hours of which 7 ½ hours must be contact time)
Module 1: Avoding Conflict and
Reducing Personal Risk
Module 2: Defusing Conflict
Module 3: Resolving and Learning
from Conflict
Module 4: Emergency Procedures
Module 4b: Application of Communication
Skills and Conflict Management
for Door Supervisors
Physical Intervention Skills Module (10 hours of which 7 ½ hours must be contact time)
Module 1: Introduction to Physical Skills
Module 2: Disengagement Techniques
Module 3: Escorting Techniques

* Physical Intervention Module

HOW TO COMPLY WITH THE NEW SIA PI REQUIREMENTS FOR
DOOR SUPERVISORS
0
The new door supervisor training offered by us includes the additional modules, however those intrested in only this specific module can take this training seperately
Duration
One Day full session
CHANGES TO THE SIA REQUIREMENTS FOR DOOR SUPERVISORS.
From 2010 the new SIA requirements for Training and Licensing Door Supervisors has changed, and those new changes for Door Supervisors will now include additional training in Physical Intervention Skills. In particular the new additional Modules will include Escorting and Disengagement Skills.
Other changes have been made, and the new awards will cover more first aid content, awareness of terrorist threats and specific responsibilities for dealing with 14-18 year olds.
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.