Award in Door Supervision
If you want to work as a door steward in Scotland you need to have a licence issued by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) which was set up by the government to regulate the private security industry, including door supervision, without a licence you can't legally work on the door of licensed premises.
Holding a recognised door supervisor qualification is part of the SIA's requirements to obtain a licence to practise. BIIAB (British Institute of Innkeeping Awarding Body) offers the chance to obtain this.
Course Content:
Unit 1 - Working in the Private Security Industry
The Private Security Industry
Relevant legislation
Health and Safety in the workplace
The principles of fire safety
Non-fire workplace emergencies
The principles of effective communication and customer care
Unit 2 -Working as a door supevisor
Behaviour standards for door supervisors
Door supervisors and the law
Access control and searching
Arrest
Drugs
Incident recording and crime scene preservation
Licensing law and social responsibility
Safety and security
Unit 3 - Conflict Management for the private security industry
The principles of conflict management
All you need to know abour risk
Communication and the de-escalation of conflict
Problem solving strategies
After the conflict is over
Unit 4 - Physical Intervention skills for the private security industry
Assessment of risk
Assault avoidance
The law relating to use of force
Dealing with grips and grasps
Rescue and guiding options
Legal and medical implications
Toolbox applications
Core escorting and holding techniques
Escort of hold recovery
Wrap applications
Course Arrangements:
