Door Supervision Level 2
A course that covers the basic tasks, objectives, the legal and social responsibilities for anyone who wants to work in the security sector. The course includes support in adult numeracy and literacy skills.
Who should take this qualification?
Anyone who wants to pursue a career in the security industry. Door supervision is the most generic qualification and creates the most opportunities for unemployed clients in areas such as retail security, site security, office security and many more.
Assessment: 2 x multiple choice question examinations
Duration: 2 weeks
Awarded by: Asset, Skills for Security, Edexcel
Course Fees: Free
How do I find out more? If you need more information about this course, please fill in the form below or click here to contact us.
Course overview
Upon completion of the course, delegates will be have a clear knowledge and understanding in the following areas:
- Introduction to the Role and the Leisure and Security Industries
- Standards of Behaviour
- Civil and Criminal Law
- Searching
- Arrest
- Drugs Awareness
- Recording Incidents and Crime Scene Preservation
- Licensing Law
- Equal Opportunities
- Health and Safety at Work Act
- Emergency Procedures
- Introduction to Communication Skills and Conflict Management
- Application of Communication Skills and Conflict Management
FAQs:
Why do I need theses qualifications?
You cannot work in the security sector without your SIA qualification. It is also a requirement in some local authorities for caretakers and some health authorities for reception staff and porters.
What is an SIA Licence?
An SIA licence is a legal requirement for anyone working in the role of:
- Door Supervision
- Security Guarding
- Public space surveillance CCTV
- Close protection
- Cash and valuables in transit
- Vehicle immobilisation
- Key holding
Who is the SIA?
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry.
Who qualifies for an SIA Licence?
To qualify for an SIA licence in Door Supervision/Security Guarding/CCTV Operative you must be aged 19 or over. You will also need to pass an identity check, a criminal record check and have achieved the appropriate SIA approved training qualification, all of which CPL offers.
How much does it cost?
An SIA licence is currently £245.00 payable to the Security Industry Authority.
How do I apply for my licence?
Firstly you will need to gain your qualification in your chosen area. Next, you will need to apply to SIA or by completing an application form which you can obtain direct from the SIA or from us. If you train with us the form will be completed with the support of the trainer.