Door Supervisor Training Course Details
What’s covered?
Duration: 6 days
Required: First Aid Certificate
Required: Age 18+
Assessments are included
Online modules to be completed before starting course such as ACT
Safety Awareness
Understand counter terrorism issues relevant to a door supervisor
Know the role of a door supervisor when first aid situations occur in licensed premises
Know legislation and requirements regarding children and young people relevant to a door supervisor
Understand how a door supervisor can help to keep vulnerable people safe
Understand queue management and venue capacity responsibilities relevant to a door supervisor
The Safety awareness unit is a distance learning unit which will either be in electronic or workbook format. Candidates will be required to complete this in their own time prior to attending course, as the safety awareness exam will be taken on day one of the physical intervention training.
What happens if I fail the course?
You can re-sit again free of charge. You can also sit through any of the units again if you choose to. That’s free too! In the unlikely event of you scoring particularly badly on any of the modules we will make a recommendation on what you should do next.
Can females apply?
Yes. The course is non-discriminatory. There is a greater demand now for female Door Supervisors and Security Guards as they can assist in the searching of female customers.
English is not my first language. Can I use a dictionary for the test?
Yes, you may use a paper dictionary, but NOT an electronic one. The invigilator will need to check it before the exams, to ensure it conforms to the awarding body’s requirements.
- Working in private security industry
- Working as door supervisor
- Conflict management
- Physical intervention skills
- The course requires learners to be able to read, write and understand English. Learners must be aged at least 18 or over and provide 2 x suitable photographic ID prior to the exam.
- It is an SIA requirement that training centres must confirm that each learner is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid. Therefore, all candidates will need to show that they hold a current and valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate that meets the requirements of the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981.
- The First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.
- You will need to present your First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate to us before you start SIA Door Supervisor training.
- If you don’t have a valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate we provide this course as an extra day to this course.
Duration: 6 days
Required: First Aid Certificate
Required: Age 18+
Assessments are included
Online modules to be completed before starting course such as ACT
Safety Awareness
Understand counter terrorism issues relevant to a door supervisor
Know the role of a door supervisor when first aid situations occur in licensed premises
Know legislation and requirements regarding children and young people relevant to a door supervisor
Understand how a door supervisor can help to keep vulnerable people safe
Understand queue management and venue capacity responsibilities relevant to a door supervisor
The Safety awareness unit is a distance learning unit which will either be in electronic or workbook format. Candidates will be required to complete this in their own time prior to attending course, as the safety awareness exam will be taken on day one of the physical intervention training.
What happens if I fail the course?
You can re-sit again free of charge. You can also sit through any of the units again if you choose to. That’s free too! In the unlikely event of you scoring particularly badly on any of the modules we will make a recommendation on what you should do next.
Can females apply?
Yes. The course is non-discriminatory. There is a greater demand now for female Door Supervisors and Security Guards as they can assist in the searching of female customers.
English is not my first language. Can I use a dictionary for the test?
Yes, you may use a paper dictionary, but NOT an electronic one. The invigilator will need to check it before the exams, to ensure it conforms to the awarding body’s requirements.
Book Security and First Aid Training with Right Choice
All courses can be booked via our office on 01922 634 453, via WhatsApp on 07305 075 741 and by using our online booking form.
