Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Top Up)

Module 1: Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry

• Understand different terror threats, common attack methods, and the actions required in case of an emergency.
• Learn how to manage suspicious behavior and items, including evacuation and invacuation procedures.

Module 2: Principles of Using Equipment as a Door Supervisor in the Private Security Industry

• Learn the use of essential equipment, such as radios, personal protective equipment (PPE), and body-worn cameras.
• Practical assessments to ensure proficiency in using communication devices relevant to door supervision roles.

Module 3: Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry

• Gain hands-on experience in the safe and effective use of physical intervention techniques.
• Understand the legal implications and risks associated with physical interventions, and learn how to minimize these risks.

• Multiple-Choice Examinations: You will complete assessments to test your knowledge of terror threat awareness and the use of equipment.
• Practical Assessments: You will be assessed on your ability to use communication devices and perform physical intervention techniques.
• Self-Study: Certain modules, such as terror threat awareness, can be studied independently to supplement classroom learning.

• Learners must be 18 years or older.
• Must hold a valid First Aid or Emergency First Aid at Work certificate.
• Learners must already hold an SIA Door Supervisor license that needs to be renewed.

• This course is for individuals who currently work as Door Supervisors and need to update their qualifications to renew their SIA license.
• Ideal for those seeking to enhance their skills and stay compliant with the latest SIA regulations.
• Security professionals wishing to broaden their competencies in physical intervention, emergency procedures, and handling terror threats.

Upon successful completion, learners can:

• Renew their SIA Door Supervisor license, allowing them to continue working legally in various security roles, including nightclubs, events, and venues.
• Progress to higher qualifications, such as Level 3 in Security Management or Close Protection.

The course runs for 3 days, including essential first aid training and self-study components. It ensures learners are up to date with their knowledge and skills in a short, intensive period, meeting all the SIA licensing requirements.

Take the next step in your security career by refreshing your skills and ensuring you're fully compliant with the latest industry standards!