Door Supervisor Course + First AID

Level 2: National Certificate for SIA Door Supervisor Course with Physical Intervention (SIA-Approved) £220

To get an SIA Door supervisor Course license you will need to attend a four-part training course and pass four exams. The course may be delivered in 6 days (Minimum 44 hours Class is required by SIA for this course- without completion of 44 hours your certificate may be invalidated). We run this door supervisor course every week and at the end of the door supervisor course, there will be an examination.

Please contact us for our forthcoming dates door supervisor course via email or call us for the exact course starting date of the door supervisor course. We have courses running every week.

Please Note Emergency First Aid Training Is Compulsory Please Include it If You Have Not Completed It Already. 

 

How long is the training course?
It has been designed to be completed in 6 Days (although longer tuition or self-study options may be available).

What documents do I need to bring with me?

First, you will be required to bring Identification documents such as a Passport or driver’s licence as proof of ID. Secondly, you must provide two proof of address HMRC letters, Tax bills, utility bills or bank statements etc. Finally, you must also bring 2 passport-size photographs.

Entry Requirements: You must have an Emergency First aid at work certificate or completion evidence and you must be over 18

What to Expect from an SIA Door Supervisor Course Exam

On the final day of your course, there will be 4 multiple-choice exams and a practical assessment. Everything you need to know is covered in the Door Supervisor Course, and your training instructor will fully prepare you for success. Furthermore, you will be provided with mock exam papers to help you be ready for the exams.

The door supervisor course will cover the below topics, also an assessment at the end of the week.

Level 2: Door Supervisor Course + First Aid £270

SIA Door Supervisor Course East London and North West London, to get a door supervisor license you will need to attend a four-part training course and pass four exams. The course will be delivered in 6 days (Minimum 54 hours Class is required by SIA for this course- without completion of 54 hours your certificate may be invalidated). We run this door supervisor course every week and at the end of the door supervisor course, there will be an examination. Please contact us for our forthcoming dates door supervisor course via email or call us for the exact course starting date of the door supervisor course. We have courses running every week.

Content:

Principles of working in the private security industry

Know the main characteristics and purposes of the private security industry
Legislation as it applies to a security operative
Arrest procedures relevant to security operatives
The importance of safe working practice
Fire procedures in the workplace
Emergencies and the importance of emergency procedures and communications, role and responsibilities.

Understanding the threat, dealing with vulnerable people and post-incident management

Principles of working as a door supervisor in the private security industry

Crimes relevant to door supervision
How to conduct effective search procedures
Drug misuse legislation, issues and procedures relevant to the role of a door supervisor
Preservation of evidence relevant to the role of a door supervisor
Licensing law relevant to the role of a door supervisor
Queue management and venue capacity responsibilities relevant to a door supervisor
How to use equipment relevant to a door supervisor

Application of conflict management in the private security industry

The principles of conflict management appropriate to the role
How to recognize, assess and reduce risk in conflict situations
The use of problem-solving techniques when resolving conflict
Be able to communicate to de-escalate conflict

Application of physical intervention skills in the private security industry

Physical interventions and the implications of their use
The risks associated with using physical intervention
How to reduce the risks associated with physical intervention
To use physical skills to protect yourself and others
To use non-pain compliant standing, holding and escorting techniques

On the final day of your course, there will be 4 multiple-choice exams and also a practical assessment. Everything you need to know is covered in the Door Supervisor Course, and your training instructor will fully prepare you for success. Furthermore, you will be provided with mock exam papers to help you be ready for the exams.

You must attend a 6-day door supervisor course, once you place your order we will contact you directly with the dates available for you to attend, we have classes every week for the Level 2 National Certificate for Door supervisors all over London.