SIA Door Supervision Course Level 2

Door Supervision Course Level 2 the qualifications needed to apply for an SIA badge, to work in most types of security.

Door Supervision courses covers all the legal aspects of working as a Door Supervisor or working in an establishment as a security officer where alcohol is served.

The course is an interesting and enjoyable course, out lining the legal requirements of a Door Supervisor and the roles and responsibilities of a Door Supervisor.

The Door Supervision badge can be mixed to use as static guarding as well as site and retail and also used to work on the pub and club doors where alcohol is sold.

The SIA (Security Industry Authority) enforce the private security industry act 2001 which becomes a criminal offence not to have a valid SIA badge while performing security duties in most cases.

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The Security Industry Authority is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry. We are an independent body reporting to the Home Secretary, under the terms of the . Our mission is to regulate the private security industry effectively; to reduce criminality, raise standards and recognise quality service. Our remit covers the United Kingdom.

We have two main duties. One is the compulsory licensing of individuals undertaking designated activities within the private security industry; the other is to manage the voluntary Approved Contractor Scheme, which measures private security suppliers against independently assessed criteria.

covers manned guarding (including security guarding, door supervision, close protection, cash and valuables in transit, and public space surveillance using CCTV), key holding and vehicle immobilising. Licensing ensures that private security operatives are ‘fit and proper’ persons who are properly trained and qualified to do their job.

Our introduced a set of operational and performance standards for suppliers of private security services. Those organisations that meet these standards are awarded Approved Contractor status. This accreditation provides purchasers of private security services with independent proof of a contractor's commitment to quality.

We believe that a professional, regulated private security industry has the potential to become a valuable member of , helping to reduce crime, disorder and the fear of crime.