Completing this course successfully fulfills one of the key requirements for a door supervisor to apply for their licence.
The Level 2 Award in Working as a Door Supervisor within the Private Security Industry, including Physical Intervention, is a nationally recognized qualification accredited by the SIA. Successfully completing this course satisfies one of the key requirements for applying for a door supervisor licence. To obtain an SIA licence, you must demonstrate that you have been trained to the required standard and hold the appropriate qualifications. Earning a door supervision licence involves completing a four-part training course and passing four corresponding exams.
Our Door Supervision Course equips learners with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to work professionally as a door supervisor. This all-inclusive training program covers key areas including legal responsibilities, conflict resolution, customer service, and emergency response procedures. Upon successful completion, participants will hold the qualifications needed to apply for a door supervisor licence and embark on a fulfilling career in the security sector.
Introduction to Door Supervision
Legislation and Security Industry Authority (SIA) Requirements
Conflict Management and Physical Intervention
Upon completion of the Door Supervision Course, students will possess a strong understanding of the duties and expectations associated with the role of a door supervisor.
Introduction to the duties and responsibilities of a door supervisor
Knowledge of legal obligations and licensing criteria
Developing professionalism, ethical conduct, and customer service abilitie
Awareness of key laws and regulatory frameworks
Insight into the functions and responsibilities of the Security Industry Authority (SIA)
Overview of licensing criteria and the application procedure
Techniques for resolving conflicts and applying de-escalation strategies
Awareness of personal safety and mastering effective communication
Training in physical intervention methods to handle difficult situations
Methods for performing thorough and effective searches
Proper usage of security tools, including metal detectors and CCTV systems
Ensuring the safety and security of the environment
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