Welcome to K4 Training Company, your trusted partner in comprehensive security training. We take pride in offering a Full SIA Door Supervisor Course and vital First Aid training designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed in the security industry.

• Unit 1 Working in the Private Security Industry
  • Grasp the fundamental characteristics and objectives of the Private Security Industry.
  • Comprehend the legislation applicable to security operatives.
  •  Appreciate the importance of responding to emergencies and following emergency procedures.
  •  Acquire effective communication skills as a security operative.
  •  Understand the principles of record-keeping pertinent to the role of a security operative.
  •  Comprehend the nature of terror threats and the responsibilities of security operatives in the event of a threat.
  •  Learn methods for ensuring the safety of vulnerable individuals.
  •  Understand best practices for post-incident management.
• Unit 2 Working as a SIA Door Supervisor
  •  Comprehend the aspects of crime pertinent to door supervision.
  •  Understand the legislation, issues, and procedures related to drug misuse in the context of a door supervisor’s role.
  •  Grasp the preservation of evidence in connection to the responsibilities of a door supervisor.
  •  Gain an understanding of licensing law as it pertains to the role of a door supervisor.
  •  Comprehend the responsibilities of queue management and venue capacity relevant to door supervision.
  •  Acquire proficiency in the use of equipment pertinent to a door supervisor.
• Unit 3 Conflict Management
  • Grasp the principles of conflict management suitable for the role.
  •  Recognize, assess, and mitigate risks in conflict situations.
  •  Understand the application of problem-solving techniques for conflict resolution.
  •  Demonstrate effective communication skills to de-escalate conflicts.
• Unit 4 Physical Intervention
  •  Comprehend the principles of physical interventions and the consequences of their application.
  •  Understand the risks linked to the use of physical intervention.
  •  Grasp methods for minimizing the risks associated with physical intervention.
  •  Demonstrate the ability to employ physical skills for the protection of oneself and others.
  •  Demonstrate proficiency in non-pain-compliant standing, holding, and escorting techniques.

Assessment will include a combination of written exams and practical demonstrations to ensure proficiency in first aid techniques.