SIA – CCTV Operator Training Course

Distance Learning Requirement: All candidates must complete the assigned distance learning modules before attending the practical part of the course. Failure to do so will result in removal from the course.

Required Identifying Documents: Please ensure you bring valid identifying documents as listed in the email you received. Failure to do so will prevent participation in examinations.

Punctuality Policy: Candidates must arrive on time for the course. The door will be locked, and candidates arriving more than 15 minutes late will be turned away. This is a requirement imposed by the regulating body and may result in booking onto an alternative course with a penalty fee of £99.

Passport-Sized Photo: All candidates are required to provide a passport-sized photo on day one of the course. This photo will be used to complete identity sheets uploaded to the awarding body and SIA.

Thank you for your attention to these important details. We look forward to welcoming you to the course.

Our purpose-built training facility provides amenities such as a kettle and supplies for tea, coffee, and squash. We also have a microwave and fridge available for candidates to use.

You are welcome to bring a packed lunch. If you prefer, there are local shops along Old Market or Stapleton Road. Additionally, fast food outlets are also available at Shield Retail Park, which is a 5-minute drive away (not within walking distance).

Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about our Door Supervisor courses:

1. What is a Door Supervisor course?
– A Door Supervisor course is a training program designed to equip individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to work as a licensed Door Supervisor in the private security industry.

2. What topics are covered in a Door Supervisor course?
– Typical topics covered in a Door Supervisor course include legal aspects of the security industry, health and safety, fire safety, emergency procedures, conflict management, physical intervention, and customer service skills.

3. How long does it take to complete a Door Supervisor course?
– The duration of a Door Supervisor course can vary depending on the training provider and course format. It typically ranges from 4 to 6 days of classroom-based training, followed by assessments.

4. What qualifications do I need to enroll in a Door Supervisor course?
– There are no specific qualifications required to enroll in a Door Supervisor course. However, candidates must be over 18 years old and have the right to work in the UK. Good communication skills and a clean criminal record are also important.

5. How do I book a Door Supervisor course?
– To book a Door Supervisor course, you can contact approved training providers directly or book online through their websites. Make sure to choose a training provider accredited by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).

6. How much does a Door Supervisor course cost?
– The cost of a Door Supervisor course typically cost just £299 including free first aid and access to additional resources that compliment your training experience. 

7. What happens after I complete the Door Supervisor course?
– After successfully completing the Door Supervisor course, you will receive a qualification certificate. You can then apply for an SIA Door Supervisor licence, which allows you to work legally in the security industry.

8. Do I need to renew my Door Supervisor licence?
– Yes, Door Supervisor licences need to be renewed every three years. To renew your licence, you will need to complete refresher training and submit a renewal application to the Security Industry Authority (SIA).

9. Can I work as a Door Supervisor without a licence?
– No, it is illegal to work as a Door Supervisor without a valid SIA licence. Employers are required by law to ensure that their security staff hold the appropriate licence for the role.

10. How can I prepare for the Door Supervisor course?
– To prepare for the Door Supervisor course, familiarise yourself with the course syllabus and study materials provided by the training provider. Practice good time management and revision techniques to ensure success in assessments.

To apply for a Door Supervisor badge, in 10 simple steps:

1. Complete the required training: First, you need to complete the necessary training course for Door Supervisors from a recognised training provider such as medsec.academy

2. Obtain a qualification: Once you’ve completed the training, you’ll receive a qualification certificate. Make sure this certificate meets the standards set by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).

3. Create an online account: Visit the SIA website and create an online account if you don’t already have one.

4. Log in and apply: Log in to your SIA online account and navigate to the “Apply for a Licence” section. Choose the option for Door Supervisor licence application.

5. Fill out the application form: Provide all the required information accurately on the application form. This may include personal details, qualification details, and employment history.

6. Upload supporting documents: You may need to upload copies of your qualification certificate, proof of identity, and any other relevant documents as requested.

7. Pay the application fee: Pay the required fee for your licence application. The fee may vary depending on your circumstances and whether you’re applying for a new licence or renewing an existing one.

8. Submit your application: Review all the information you’ve provided and submit your application online.

9. Wait for processing: Once your application is submitted, the SIA will process it. This may take several weeks, so be patient.

10. Receive your badge: If your application is successful, you’ll receive your Door Supervisor badge in the post. Make sure to carry this badge with you whenever you’re working in a security role.

Remember to keep your licence up to date by renewing it before it expires, and always adhere to the SIA’s code of conduct and regulations while working as a Door Supervisor.