SIA Door Supervisor Training Course

Are you planning to pursue a security personnel position in the UK? The SIA Door Supervisor Training Course can help you land a security job in no time.

A brief summary

The Door Supervisor Training Course is an accredited Level 2 qualification that will allow you to apply for your SIA (Security Industry Authority) license and work as a professional door supervisor or security guard. The course is designed keeping relevant SIA specifications in mind to include everything you need to learn to get a job in the security profession in the UK.

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  • Course Price: £250
  • Minimum age: 18 years
  • Course duration: 6 days
  • Minimum Contact Hours: 44 hours
  • Assessment:Objective-based & Practical
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What you will learn

This is a 6-day course broken down into four sections. A minimum of 44 contact hours must be maintained between the learner and trainer to complete the course, which covers everything from security law to the latest physical intervention techniques. You will study the following four modules.


Important Notice: A first-aid certificate is mandatory to participate in the programme. You must have an EFAW (Emergency First Aid at Work) certificate or higher qualification.

Prerequisite

To enroll in this course, you will see a first-aid certificate, and you must be 18 years of age. It will teach you the physical skills and tactical knowledge you will need to perform your job effortlessly. With your SIA license, you will be able to supervise the doors at reputable establishments, including hotels, businesses, and restaurants.

Who Should Opt for the SIA Door Supervisor Course?

  • Anyone interested in working as a Door Supervisor or Security Guard should take this SIA Door Supervisor course before applying for an SIA licence.
  • The course will provide you with the basic skills and knowledge required to perform your duties as a fully trained and competent door supervisor or security guard. You will learn physical skills and tactics that security personnel may need while doing their duties. You will also gain a thorough understanding of the law and current legal obligations.
  • As a licensed SIA door supervisor, you can work at hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, events, retail, enterprises, and other licensed premises, making up to £2,500 each month.

Roles & Responsibilities

A door supervisor's primary responsibility is to ensure that clients have a pleasant experience while being safe. Duties of the door supervisor include:

  • Controlling access
  • Assisting customers/visitors
  • Maintaining order
  • Ensuring health and safety
  • Providing First-aid treatment
  • Evacuation

Module1 SIA’s Common Module

This module covers the legal aspects of working in the private security industry. It will help you understand your rights and responsibilities in security roles. The module also focuses on health and safety practices. You will learn about emergency procedures and fire safety. It will equip you with the knowledge required to tackle emergency situations tactfully. Our trainers will also teach you effective communication skills and strategies that will help you perform day-to-day job activities and deescalate any undesired situations.

Module 2 Door Supervision Module

This module is all about door supervision. We will go into the nitty-gritty of criminal and civil law. You will learn important job skills such as how to conduct searches and arrests, how to analyse, record, and preserve crime scenes, and other emergency procedures that are covered under the licensing law. All this knowledge will help you perform your security duties and deter any criminal activities.

Module 3Conflict Management

Conflict management is a major part of your job responsibilities as security personnel. Therefore, the third module focuses on conflict management and conflict resolution. You will learn different strategies to avoid, deescalate, and resolve conflicts to maintain a safe and peaceful environment for all.

Module 4 Physical Intervention Skills

The final module was included in the Door Supervisor Course in 2010. It covers the physical training you need to perform your job competently. You will learn different intervention skills in addition to related legal obligations and escorting techniques.

Final ModuleDoor Supervisor Exam: What to Expect?

On the final day of the course, three written tests and one practical evaluation will be conducted. Exams can be intimidating, but there's no need to be concerned. The Door Supervisor Course covers all you need to know, and your training instructor will ensure your success. Our average passing ratio is exceptionally high!

SIA Door Supervisor Training Course FAQs

When will I receive my certificate of completion?

Once you've completed your training and passed the door supervisor course, you'll be ready to work as a door supervisor. You should receive your certificate within ten business days, depending on the granting agency.

Is it possible for a door supervisor to also serve as a security guard?

Yes, a door supervisor can work as a regular security guard. However, a security guard cannot work as a door supervisor because door supervisors must complete the necessary training in order to work in a licensed establishment.

Is it better to take a door supervisor course or a security guard course?

The door supervisor certification is superior and provides excellent value for money. A door supervisor can do all of the duties of a regular security guard, but he can also operate in licensed establishments, such as those that deal with alcohol. As a result, if you want to work in security, we recommend doing the SIA door supervisor training rather than the security guard course.

How long does it take to receive an SIA licence?

You will receive your certificate once you have finished the door supervisor training. You must fill out the SIA application form, which may be found on the SIA website. It usually takes 3 to 4 weeks to complete the process and receive your SIA licence.

What are the entry requirements for the door supervisor course?

Lessons and training are delivered in English. Therefore, individuals who want to take the door supervisor course should have a good command of the English language.

Are you ready to work in the security industry? Book the Door Supervision Course today or contact the RT Centre team to learn more.

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