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We're consulting on plans to introduce additional training for UK door supervisors. The aim of the new proposals, many of which were suggested by the industry, is to protect the public by raising standards of training across the industry. The additional training proposed includes physical intervention, first aid, special considerations when dealing with young people and awareness of the threat of terrorism. Door supervisors deal directly with members of the public, often working in difficult situations where conflict can arise. It is vital that they are properly equipped to carry out their role and meet the challenges they face to better protect the public.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) has already included the additional training elements as part of the new qualifications being introduced from June 2010. The public consultation proposes making the additional skills a requirement for existing door supervisors in the form of top up training that must be taken before renewing their licence. This would also apply to those who have an existing qualification and want to apply for a licence for the first time.
How to respondPlease send your response to:
Home Office
Door supervisors training consultation
Security Industry Authority sponsor team
1st Floor, Peel Building
2 Marsham Street
London SW1P 4DF
You can also email your response to the door supervisors training team.
For enquiries about the content or scope of the consultation, or to request a hard copy, please email the team or phone 020 7035 6834.
The deadline for responses is 23 March 2010.