A complete guide to all training units and chapters required for the SIA Door Supervisor licence.
This unit introduces learners to the private security industry, covering its role, regulations, and responsibilities.
Understand the role of private security, key security measures, and how security professionals work alongside law enforcement.
Explore the legal framework governing security work, including civil and criminal law.
Learn the rights and limitations of security personnel in making a lawful citizen's arrest.
Essential health and safety regulations to ensure a secure working environment.
Identify fire risks and the correct response procedures in emergency situations.
Training on handling various emergency scenarios, including evacuations and medical incidents.
Develop effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques for conflict resolution.
Learn the importance of accurate reporting and documentation in security roles.
Understand potential terror threats and the responsibilities of security professionals in mitigating risks.
Guidelines on safeguarding vulnerable individuals in security environments
Learn how to manage incidents effectively after they occur, including reporting and debriefing.
This unit focuses on the responsibilities specific to door supervisors, including crime prevention and venue security.
Recognising and responding to common crimes in the security sector.
How to conduct safe and legal searches in line with SIA regulations.
Identify and respond to drug-related issues within a security setting.
Procedures for handling and securing evidence for legal purposes.
Understand licensing laws that affect venues and the role of security staff.
How to effectively manage crowds, queues, and venue occupancy limits.
Learn about essential security equipment, including radios, CCTV, and alarms.
This unit teaches strategies to de-escalate conflicts and manage confrontations effectively.
Fundamentals of conflict resolution and the importance of maintaining professionalism.
Identifying potential risks before they escalate into physical conflicts.
Applying effective problem-solving strategies in high-tension situations.
Utilising verbal and non-verbal communication to manage disputes effectively.
This unit provides training on safe and lawful physical intervention techniques.
Best practices for handling physical confrontations while maintaining legal compliance.
Test your knowledge or view the kind of questions asked in the real exam.
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