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The course is delivered over 2 days, learners will receive access to the online material for 12 Months after attending the course.
Highfield Level 2 Award for Door Supervisors in the Private Security Industry (Refresher)
If you are looking at renewing your Door Supervisors Licence you will be required to complete a Refresher course.
we recommend that this course is completed around 6 months before you are due to renew.
The course will be assessed with multiple-choice exams and practical assessments.
Door Supervisors who are renewing their SIA Licence need to complete a SIA Refresher Training for Door Supervisors training course.
This is a legal requirement to continue working in the security industry as the training covers new risks and Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) knowledge)
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 39 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Act Awareness eLearning1
- Acute Behavioral DisturbanceThis unit will be delivered in the class room. On completition of the course you will be given access to an eLearning module to refresh your knowledge at your leisure.9
- 2.1E1 – Acute Behavioral Disturbance Introduction, Aims & Objectives2 Minutes
- 2.2E2 – What is Acute Behavioural Disturbance5 Minutes
- 2.3E3 – ABD Video Insert2 Minutes
- 2.4E4: Acute Behavioural Disturbance & California3 Minutes
- 2.5E5: California New Reel2 Minutes
- 2.6E6: Signs, Symptoms & Diagnosis3 Minutes
- 2.7E7: KXLY News3 Minutes
- 2.8E8 – Management of ABD7 Minutes
- 2.9A.B.D. Knowledge & Understanding DS Refresher15 Minutes8 Questions
- LO1.1 - Know how to conduct effective search procedures30 mins11
- 3.1Why do we have to conduct search training?1 Minute
- 3.2LO1.1 – What of search’s could door supervisors carry out3 Minutes
- 3.3LO 1.2 – Identify a door supervisor’s right to search2 Minutes
- 3.4LO1.3 – Identify the different types of searching equipment2 Minutes
- 3.5LO1.4 – Recognise possible hazards when conducting a search3 Minutes
- 3.6LO1.5 – State the precautions to trake when carrying out a search.5 Minutes
- 3.7LO1.6 State the actions to take if an incident or an accident occurs.3 Minutes
- 3.81.7 Demonstrate how to search people and their personal possessions3 Minutes
- 3.9LO1.8 Identify the reasons for carrying out a premises search.3 Minutes
- 3.10LO1.9 – LO1.11 Recognise actions to take in the event of a search refusal.9 Minutes
- 3.13Knowledge Check10 Questions
- LO1.2 - Understand how to keep vulnerable people safe1 hour 50 minutes8
- 4.1LO2.1 – Recognise duty of care with regard to vulnerable people1 Minute
- 4.2LO2.2 – Identify factors that could make someone vulnerable7 Minutes
- 4.3LO2.3 – Identify actions that the security operative should take towards vulnerable individuals3 Minutes
- 4.4LO2.4 – Identify behaviours that may be exhibited by sexual predators2 Minutes
- 4.5LO2.5 – Identify indicators of abuse3 Minutes
- 4.6LO2.6 – State how to deal with allegations of sexual assault2 Minutes
- 4.7LO2.7 – State how to deal with anti-social behaviour
- 4.8Understand how to keep vulnerable people safe – Knowledge Check11 Questions
- LO2.1 - Know the implications of physical interventions and their use5
- 5.11.1 State the legal implications of using physical intervention16 Minutes
- 5.21.2 State the professional implications of using physical intervention6 Minutes
- 5.31.3 Identify positive alternatives to physical intervention3 Minutes
- 5.41.4 Identify the differences between defensive physical skills and physical interventions1 Minute
- 5.5DS Refresher LO2.1 Knowledge Check13 Questions
- LO2.2 - Know the risks associated with using physical intervention3
- LO2.3 - Know how to reduce the risks associated with physical intervention8
- 7.13.1 State the specific risks of dealing with physical intervention incidents on the ground7 Minutes
- 7.23.3 Identify ways of reducing the risk of harm during physical interventions5 Minutes
- 7.33.4 Identify the benefits of dynamic risk assessment in situations where physical intervention is used4 Minutes
- 7.43.5 State how to manage and monitor a person’s safety during physical intervention3 Minutes
- 7.53.6 State the responsibilities of all involved during a physical intervention2 Minutes
- 7.63.7 State the responsibilities immediately following a physical intervention3 Minutes
- 7.73.8 State why it is important to maintain physical intervention knowledge and skills2 Minutes
- 7.8DS Refresher LO3 Knowledge Check11 Questions
The SIA part of the course will take two days class room time. If you require the first aid element the course will take an additional day.
If you have a recognised First Aid certificate with atleast 12 months left on its renewal you can use that. This reduces the course requirement down to two days.
Door Supervisors who are renewing their SIA Licence need to complete a SIA Top-Up Refresher for Door Supervisors training course. This is a legal requirement to continue working in the security industry as the training covers new risks and Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) knowledge
We recommend that the Top-Up training is completed around 6 months before you are due to renew your licence. This allows for a exam re-sit and any admin between the SIA and the awarding body.
Requirements
- either SIA Door Supervison Licence
- or SIA Close Protection Licence
- Emergency First Aid at Work Certificate (This can be completed with us)
Features
- Terror Threats and the role of a security operative in the event of a threat
- Actions to take in relation to global (or critical) incidents
- Physical interventions and the implications of their use
- How to reduce the risks associated with physical intervention
- How to conduct effective search procedures
- Factors that can make someone vulnerable
- Understanding a security operatives' duty of care with regards to vulnerable people
- Safeguarding techniques in relation to spiking
Target audiences
- Security
- SIA
- Door Supervisor
- Close Protection