Physical Intervention Skills within the Private Security Industry.
¬Physical mediations and the ramifications of their use.
¬The most effective method to lessen the danger of damage when physical intercession aptitudes are utilised.
¬Using non-forceful physical skills to protect yourself as well as other people.
¬Using non-torment related standing, holding and accompanying strategies, including non-prohibitive and restrictive skills.
¬Great practices to trail physical intercessions.

Safety Awareness Unit for Door Supervisors inside the Private Security Industry.
¬Counter terrorism based issues applicable to a door supervisor.
¬The duty of a Door Supervisor when an emergency treatment circumstance happens in a licensed premise.
¬legislation and prerequisites in regards to youngsters and children relevant to a Door Supervisor.
¬How door supervisor can protect defenceless individuals.
¬Line the executives and setting limit duties pertinent to a door supervisor.

The upskilling qualification has been intended for door supervisors who accomplished a door supervision permit before the current qualification became accessible. The SIA has reported that from February 2013, moving forward, door supervisors can renew their licenses and they should have finished a 'top-up' course. In March 2012 the SIA stated that the expectation to require that individuals with a door supervision license who had achieved the pre-QCF Door Supervision qualification to undergo extra training to be able to renew their permit. This new authorise qualification is involved the accompanying two units: Physical Intervention Skills for the Private Security Industry & Safety Awareness for Door Supervisors.