SIA Door Supervisor Training Course

Learn the essential skills and knowledge required to operate legally and professionally as a qualified door supervisor.

Door supervisors are often the first point of contact for customers, making professional training vital. This course ensures learners meet industry and legal standards to handle challenging environments with confidence and responsibility.

✅ Course Overview

This course is designed for individuals wishing to apply for a Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence to work legally as a door supervisor.

📚 What You Will Learn

Key topics covered include:

Understanding the Private Security Industry
Importance of safe working practices
Drug-misuse legislation
Responsibilities & duties of a door supervisor
Relevant licensing law
Queue management techniques
Recognising, assessing & reducing risk in conflict situations
Problem-solving and conflict resolution
Physical intervention principles & implications
Safe, non-aggressive physical skills to protect yourself and others

🎯 Who Is This Course For?

Anyone looking to start a career in the private security industry as a licensed door supervisor.

🛂 What You Can Do After Passing the Course & Getting Your SIA Licence

Once you successfully complete this course and obtain your SIA Door Supervisor licence, you will be qualified to work in a wide range of security roles, including:

Door supervision in bars, pubs, clubs & nightlife venues
Event security for festivals, concerts & sports events
Corporate security in offices and business buildings
Retail security and loss prevention
Hotel & leisure security
Security roles at licensed premises
Front-of-house security / reception security
Static and mobile security positions
Customer-facing safety & crowd management roles

You will also gain transferable skills valuable for progression into:

CCTV operations (with additional qualification)
Close protection (with further training)
Security management & supervisory roles
Public-facing roles requiring conflict management and customer service skills