It is essential that individuals working in the private security industry undergo a structured training programme that results in a recognised qualification.
As part of the SIA licensing function, individuals applying for a front line SIA licence must prove that they are properly qualified to do their job. If they don’t hold one of the SIA-endorsed qualifications then their licence application will be refused.
We believe that this will result in a more competent and professional workforce. It will also improve the public image of the private security industry and make it more attractive to potential employees.
This four day course is based on the SIA specification for core competency training for Door Supervisors, which covers the necessary understanding and skills required by individuals who work to provide a more secure leisure environment and culminates in four multiple-choice exams.
The course now includes the new requirement for a day’s training on Physical Intervention Skills
Common Security Industry Knowledge
Door Supervision
Conflict Management
Physical Intervention Skills
This four day course is designed to provide basic job training that meets the SIA requirements for licensing, culminating in two multiple-choice exam and a practical assessment.
Working in the Private Security Industry
Working as a CCTV Operator
Practical Operation of CCTV Equipment
If your existing Door Supervision certificate was attained prior to July 2010, you will need to take this top-up unit in order to re-apply for your License.
If you re-apply without this qualification the SIA will send you a Security Guarding license.
Door Supervisors who undertook their qualification prior to the QCF Door Supervision qualifications (July 2010) and who need to renew their licence.
2 Days.
Physical Intervention Skills for the Private Security Industry
Safety Awareness for Door Supervisors
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