SIA licensing ensures that private security operatives are 'fit and proper' persons who are properly
trained and qualified to do their job.
Whether or not an individual requires a licence is determined by the role that is performed and the
activity that is undertaken. These are described fully in Section 3 and Schedule 2 of the
Private Security Industry Act 2001 (as amended).
To obtain a Security Guard Licence you must book and attend a SIA Security Guard licence course, ass the course and get certified and complete the SIA application
If the SIA Security Guarding Licence and become a Security Guard a Security Guard Course is needed. This allows you to work both in the public and private sector as a security guard officer. Yiru roles can include, key holding, manned guarding and static guarding.
Working as a Door Supervisor consists of: Civil and Criminal law,Arrest, Drugs awareness,Stop & search, ,Recording incidents and Crime Scene preservation and Licensing Law.
The CCTV Operative course is designed by the Security Industry Authority to help people fully encompass their function within the security industry. The course costs of learning the practical use of CCTV equipment and systems.
Close Protection training course revolves around a wide range of skills, anything from operational planning and reconnaissance, threat assessment, e, to vehicle techniques, search procedures and close protection teamwork.
This course is based around the ability to handle emergency and to able to assist those who become sick or injured themselves. This course is assessed by class participation.
The PCO wants to ensure that all drivers provide not only a professional service but also so that
the public is in safe hands when entering into a Private Hire Vehicle in London.