Door Supervisor
Training
In Croydon, Crawley, Westerham and 5 other venues
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Door Supervisor
Individuals applying for an SIA licence must prove that they are properly qualified to do their job. If they don't hold one of the SIA-endorsed qualifications then their licence application will be refused.
Course Outline
- The modern supervisor:
- Understand the supervisors position within the organisation
- The responsibility and authority of a supervisor
- The five key areas of team supervision: lead, communicate, organise, plan and control
- Effective team leadership
- Meet the expectations of your team
- Learn the model of team leadership
- Set SMART goals and objectives
- Coach your team
- Motivation techniques
- Be assertive
- Appreciate the key components of goal setting - task, team and individual
- Develop your management style
- Effective communication skills
- Learn different management styles for different situations
- Pinpoint your own management style and evaluate for effectiveness
- Understanding when and how to discipline your team
Assessment methods
Each unit is assessed by a separate multiple choice test which is externally set and marked by one of the awarding bodies, some of the body is Edexcel.
Assessment and Grading Criteria
Each unit is achieved by meeting the assessment criteria outlined in the unit specification. All of the assessment criteria must be met for the units offered; high achievement in one unit cannot compensate for failure to achieve all the assessment criteria for the other unit. The certificate is awarded to candidates who pass the mandatory units. There are no further categories of pass; the certificate is not graded.
Upon completion and submission of your completed exam papers you have successfully completed Training and Certification.
Door Supervisor Licensing
The Security Industry Authority process all license requests, this process takes from around six weeks for each application to be processed; this time starts from when a correctly completed application form is received (when SIA receives a correctly-completed application, they will write to the candidate in order to confirm that they are processing the application).
It usually takes one to two working days for a correctly completed application to be checked and scanned on to the SIA's system. Because of the high volume of applications being received this process can take approximately five working days. Complex applications (for example, applications subject to Criminal Records Bureau or qualification enquiries and those requiring overseas criminality checks) may take longer than six weeks to process.
A decision will then be reached on whether to issue a licence. They write explaining their decision and, if successfully granted, a licence will be issued to cover you for a period of three years. SIA can withdraw or suspend your licence at any time if you fail to meet the licensing requirements.
Door Supervisor