*LAST CHANCE!* Level 2 Door Supervisor TOP-UP Plus Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work 23rd-26th Sept 24
QNUK Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Top Up) (RQF) &Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF)
3 day course will be held at Vision, High St, Newbridge, NP11-4FH
The top-up course is all about up-skilling & setting higher standards for yourself.
The top-up course helps fill in gaps and lifts standards of professionalism for everyone.
Renewing your licence is important. It’s what keeps you working in the industry you love and with the people you love to work with.
The new ‘top-up’ is a simple 2 day course (3 with First Aid) that brings better skills to everyone.
It has been developed to lift standards so that all security personnel can deliver the best service to their customers, deal with incidents quickly and efficiently, communicate correctly with control, search belongings in a safe and professional manner and always have the capacity to act in an emergency.
The Door Supervisors’ licence has become a skilled profession.
DS are now expected to be aware of the terrorist threat level, plan routes of escape, know what to do in an emergency situation, as well as - how to deal with customers misbehaving, using safe physical skills to intervene in incidents, administering first aid while awaiting medics or the emergency services and delivering the best customer service for your client so that their customers return.
Units
Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry
Principals of Using Equipment for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Sector
Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry
The new top-up framework focuses on minimising risk to personal safety, identifying threats, dealing with incidents & terror threats, being familiar with essential equipment used, communicating efficiently, safely escorting, minimising risk to all while using physical intervention skills, understanding legal issues within the industry and safe & professional behaviour.
Renewals
Learners must currently hold an active SIA Security Officer licence which is due for renewal or has previously held a licence and has lapsed by no longer than 3 years. Outside of 3 years will require to retake the full Level 2 Door Supervisor qualification prior to applying for a new licence.
From 1 April 2021 (and 1 October 2021 for top up) learners taking their Door Supervision or Security Officer training for the first time, including ‘Top up’ training, 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.
It is an SIA requirement that each learner is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid.
Learners should present their First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate to their training provider before they start training.
This certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.
English language, written, speaking & listening is essential.
Security operatives are likely, in the course of their work, to be required to make calls to the emergency services or, for example, communicate to resolve conflict. It is therefore essential that security operatives can communicate effectively.
This qualification has been developed by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) in collaboration with all endorsed Awarding Organisations and various expert working groups. Learners who are successful in achieving this qualification will become eligible to apply for an SIA licence to practice within the private security industry in the United Kingdom, supporting a role in the workplace. This qualification is for learners who already hold a Door Supervisor licence and require to complete the ‘Top up’ qualification to support relicensing, available from the 1st April 2021 and mandated from 1st October 2021.
This is an SIA licence linked qualification, meaning that successful learners will be notified to the SIA which provides a necessary requirement towards obtaining a licence to perform the role of a Door Supervisor in the private security industry.
Please Note: This qualification is available in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The legal systems of Scotland and Northern Ireland differ from that of England and Wales. Differences in the legal systems are reflected in the delivery of relevant sections of the qualifications. Employers, however, may not know which version of the qualification an employee may have taken, so the SIA advises that operatives and their employers remain responsible for being familiar with the laws and legal system relating to the area in which they will be working.
Only those aged 18 or over may hold an SIA licence, therefore this qualification is restricted to those aged 18 or over.
Proof of identity is required on attendance. Please see our SIA Document Check Listfor advice on what to bring.
QNUK Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Top Up) (RQF) &Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF)
3 day course will be held at Vision, High St, Newbridge, NP11-4FH
The top-up course is all about up-skilling & setting higher standards for yourself.
The top-up course helps fill in gaps and lifts standards of professionalism for everyone.
Renewing your licence is important. It’s what keeps you working in the industry you love and with the people you love to work with.
The new ‘top-up’ is a simple 2 day course (3 with First Aid) that brings better skills to everyone.
It has been developed to lift standards so that all security personnel can deliver the best service to their customers, deal with incidents quickly and efficiently, communicate correctly with control, search belongings in a safe and professional manner and always have the capacity to act in an emergency.
The Door Supervisors’ licence has become a skilled profession.
DS are now expected to be aware of the terrorist threat level, plan routes of escape, know what to do in an emergency situation, as well as - how to deal with customers misbehaving, using safe physical skills to intervene in incidents, administering first aid while awaiting medics or the emergency services and delivering the best customer service for your client so that their customers return.
Units
Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry
Principals of Using Equipment for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Sector
Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry
The new top-up framework focuses on minimising risk to personal safety, identifying threats, dealing with incidents & terror threats, being familiar with essential equipment used, communicating efficiently, safely escorting, minimising risk to all while using physical intervention skills, understanding legal issues within the industry and safe & professional behaviour.
Renewals
Learners must currently hold an active SIA Security Officer licence which is due for renewal or has previously held a licence and has lapsed by no longer than 3 years. Outside of 3 years will require to retake the full Level 2 Door Supervisor qualification prior to applying for a new licence.
From 1 April 2021 (and 1 October 2021 for top up) learners taking their Door Supervision or Security Officer training for the first time, including ‘Top up’ training, 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.
It is an SIA requirement that each learner is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid.
Learners should present their First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate to their training provider before they start training.
This certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.
English language, written, speaking & listening is essential.
Security operatives are likely, in the course of their work, to be required to make calls to the emergency services or, for example, communicate to resolve conflict. It is therefore essential that security operatives can communicate effectively.
This qualification has been developed by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) in collaboration with all endorsed Awarding Organisations and various expert working groups. Learners who are successful in achieving this qualification will become eligible to apply for an SIA licence to practice within the private security industry in the United Kingdom, supporting a role in the workplace. This qualification is for learners who already hold a Door Supervisor licence and require to complete the ‘Top up’ qualification to support relicensing, available from the 1st April 2021 and mandated from 1st October 2021.
This is an SIA licence linked qualification, meaning that successful learners will be notified to the SIA which provides a necessary requirement towards obtaining a licence to perform the role of a Door Supervisor in the private security industry.
Please Note: This qualification is available in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The legal systems of Scotland and Northern Ireland differ from that of England and Wales. Differences in the legal systems are reflected in the delivery of relevant sections of the qualifications. Employers, however, may not know which version of the qualification an employee may have taken, so the SIA advises that operatives and their employers remain responsible for being familiar with the laws and legal system relating to the area in which they will be working.
Only those aged 18 or over may hold an SIA licence, therefore this qualification is restricted to those aged 18 or over.
Proof of identity is required on attendance. Please see our SIA Document Check Listfor advice on what to bring.
QNUK Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Top Up) (RQF) &Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Emergency First Aid at Work (RQF)
3 day course will be held at Vision, High St, Newbridge, NP11-4FH
The top-up course is all about up-skilling & setting higher standards for yourself.
The top-up course helps fill in gaps and lifts standards of professionalism for everyone.
Renewing your licence is important. It’s what keeps you working in the industry you love and with the people you love to work with.
The new ‘top-up’ is a simple 2 day course (3 with First Aid) that brings better skills to everyone.
It has been developed to lift standards so that all security personnel can deliver the best service to their customers, deal with incidents quickly and efficiently, communicate correctly with control, search belongings in a safe and professional manner and always have the capacity to act in an emergency.
The Door Supervisors’ licence has become a skilled profession.
DS are now expected to be aware of the terrorist threat level, plan routes of escape, know what to do in an emergency situation, as well as - how to deal with customers misbehaving, using safe physical skills to intervene in incidents, administering first aid while awaiting medics or the emergency services and delivering the best customer service for your client so that their customers return.
Units
Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry
Principals of Using Equipment for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Sector
Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry
The new top-up framework focuses on minimising risk to personal safety, identifying threats, dealing with incidents & terror threats, being familiar with essential equipment used, communicating efficiently, safely escorting, minimising risk to all while using physical intervention skills, understanding legal issues within the industry and safe & professional behaviour.
Renewals
Learners must currently hold an active SIA Security Officer licence which is due for renewal or has previously held a licence and has lapsed by no longer than 3 years. Outside of 3 years will require to retake the full Level 2 Door Supervisor qualification prior to applying for a new licence.
From 1 April 2021 (and 1 October 2021 for top up) learners taking their Door Supervision or Security Officer training for the first time, including ‘Top up’ training, 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.
It is an SIA requirement that each learner is sufficiently qualified in First Aid or Emergency First Aid.
Learners should present their First Aid or Emergency First Aid certificate to their training provider before they start training.
This certificate must be valid for at least 12 months from the course start date.
English language, written, speaking & listening is essential.
Security operatives are likely, in the course of their work, to be required to make calls to the emergency services or, for example, communicate to resolve conflict. It is therefore essential that security operatives can communicate effectively.
This qualification has been developed by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) in collaboration with all endorsed Awarding Organisations and various expert working groups. Learners who are successful in achieving this qualification will become eligible to apply for an SIA licence to practice within the private security industry in the United Kingdom, supporting a role in the workplace. This qualification is for learners who already hold a Door Supervisor licence and require to complete the ‘Top up’ qualification to support relicensing, available from the 1st April 2021 and mandated from 1st October 2021.
This is an SIA licence linked qualification, meaning that successful learners will be notified to the SIA which provides a necessary requirement towards obtaining a licence to perform the role of a Door Supervisor in the private security industry.
Please Note: This qualification is available in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The legal systems of Scotland and Northern Ireland differ from that of England and Wales. Differences in the legal systems are reflected in the delivery of relevant sections of the qualifications. Employers, however, may not know which version of the qualification an employee may have taken, so the SIA advises that operatives and their employers remain responsible for being familiar with the laws and legal system relating to the area in which they will be working.
Only those aged 18 or over may hold an SIA licence, therefore this qualification is restricted to those aged 18 or over.
Proof of identity is required on attendance. Please see our SIA Document Check Listfor advice on what to bring.