Emergency First Aid at Work and Security Guard Top up

Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work

This course is for those who require training in emergency first aid. It is suitable for those who are nominated first aiders in smaller, low risk working environments such as offices, reception, front of house. The course covers first aid protocols for adult casualties only.

Includes the following training:

• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Burns and scalds
• Choking adult
• Communication and casualty care
• Defibrillator prompts and how to respond (theory based)
• Defibrillator pad placement (theory based)
• Minor and severe bleeding
• Role of the first aider (including knowledge of health and safety regulations)
• Seizures
• Shock
• Unresponsive adult

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Security Guard – Top Up

The SIA Security Guard Top Up training program is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of existing security professionals to meet the standards set by the Security Industry Authority (SIA). This comprehensive course typically covers advanced security procedures, conflict management, emergency response, and legal aspects of security. Participants learn about risk assessment techniques, surveillance methods, and how to effectively communicate with clients and colleagues.

The training includes practical scenarios to simulate real-world situations, enabling guards to apply their knowledge in a controlled environment. Emphasis is placed on de-escalation techniques and understanding the use of force within legal boundaries. Additionally, modules on customer service and effective teamwork are often included to ensure guards can maintain professionalism and provide excellent service while on duty.

The SIA Security Guard Top Up training equips guards with the necessary skills and confidence to handle security challenges effectively and uphold safety standards in various settings.

The new Close Protection top up to meet the new SIA renewal requirements. Learn the skills required to work as a Door Supervisor and the new Close Protection Physical Intervention Skills.

Course Details:

Principles of Terror Threat Awareness in the Private Security Industry, working as a Door Supervisor for Close Protection Operatives in the Private Security Industry, application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry, application of Physical Intervention Skills for Close Protection Operatives in the Private Security Industry.

In order to participate and complete the course all candidates must be: a minimum of 18 years of age, hold a current SIA close protection licence, have a good comprehension of the English language, all students must hold a regulated 3 day first aid at work (FAW) with OFQUAL logo as a minimum with 12 months remaining.

The Door Supervisor Top Up is required to renew your Door Supervisor badge. It teaches the new Physical Intervention Skills as well as use of equipment and the anti terrorism laws and legislation.

The SIA (Security Industry Authority) door supervisor top-up training is a crucial program designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of existing door supervisors. It typically consists of a comprehensive refresher course focusing on key aspects of the role.

Covering topics such as conflict management, physical intervention techniques, and legal responsibilities, the training ensures that door supervisors stay up-to-date with industry standards and regulations. Participants are equipped with advanced communication skills to effectively handle challenging situations and de-escalate conflicts professionally.

The training also emphasizes the importance of vigilance, customer service, and maintaining a safe environment for patrons. Door supervisors learn how to identify potential threats, manage crowds, and respond appropriately to emergencies.

Hands-on exercises and simulations are often incorporated to provide practical experience in real-world scenarios, allowing participants to refine their skills under pressure. Additionally, discussions on recent case studies and updates in legislation keep attendees informed about changes in the security industry.

Upon completion of the top-up training, door supervisors are re-licensed by the SIA, ensuring they remain competent and qualified to perform their duties effectively. Overall, the SIA door supervisor top-up training plays a vital role in maintaining high standards of security and professionalism within the industry.

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Qualification Details

The SIA Top-Up training course for Door Supervisors is for anyone currently working as a Door Supervisor and needs to renew their licence on or after 1st October 2021.

This course is suitable for all existing SIA Door Supervisor Licence holders who wish to renew their Door Supervisor SIA Licence.

Entry Requirements

To undertake this course you must already have an Emergency First Aid qualification or higher with at least 12 months validity. If you do not have this please consider our Door Supervisor and EFAW (First Aid at Work) course.

Course Content

• Recognising terrorism

• Physical intervention

• Crowd control techniques

Assessment

This course is assessed through practical assessments and multiple-choice examinations.

Learn the skills to work as a Door Supervisor in the security industry. You will cover a wide range of subjects from the laws and regulations to the new Door Super Physical Intervention Skills.

Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) training is designed to equip individuals with the essential skills needed to provide immediate assistance in a workplace emergency. The training follows the guidelines of the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) and typically spans a one-day course. Participants learn how to assess an emergency situation, administer first aid to casualties, and use necessary equipment such as defibrillators.

The curriculum covers a range of common workplace injuries and illnesses, including cuts, burns, cardiac arrest, and choking. Practical exercises and simulations are often included to reinforce learning and build confidence in responding effectively to emergencies. Additionally, participants are instructed on how to communicate effectively with emergency services and provide ongoing care until professional medical help arrives.

By completing EFAW training, individuals gain the knowledge and confidence to act swiftly and decisively in critical situations, potentially saving lives in the workplace.

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Includes the following training:

• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Burns and scalds
• Choking adult
• Communication and casualty care
• Defibrillator prompts and how to respond (theory based)
• Defibrillator pad placement (theory based)
• Minor and severe bleeding
• Role of the first aider (including knowledge of health and safety regulations)
• Seizures
• Shock
• Unresponsive adult

This course provides a thorough first aid training – suitable for those working in high-risk environments, such as building sites or warehouses.

Includes the following training:

• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Allergic reaction
• Asthma
• Bone, muscle and joint injuries
• Burns and scalds
• Chest pains
• Choking adult
• Communication and casualty care
• Eye injuries
• Fainting
• Head injuries
• Defibrillator prompts and how to respond (theory based)
• Defibrillator pad placement (theory based)
• Low blood sugar
• Managing an emergency
• Minor and severe bleeding
• Poisons and what to do if someone has been poisoned
• Role of the first aider (including knowledge of health and safety regulations)
• Seizures
• Shock
• Spinal injuries
• Stroke
• Unresponsive adult
  

Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) training is designed to equip individuals with the essential skills needed to provide immediate assistance in a workplace emergency. The training follows the guidelines of the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) and typically spans a one-day course. Participants learn how to assess an emergency situation, administer first aid to casualties, and use necessary equipment such as defibrillators.

The curriculum covers a range of common workplace injuries and illnesses, including cuts, burns, cardiac arrest, and choking. Practical exercises and simulations are often included to reinforce learning and build confidence in responding effectively to emergencies. Additionally, participants are instructed on how to communicate effectively with emergency services and provide ongoing care until professional medical help arrives.

By completing EFAW training, individuals gain the knowledge and confidence to act swiftly and decisively in critical situations, potentially saving lives in the workplace.

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Includes the following training:

• Adult resuscitation (CPR)
• Burns and scalds
• Choking adult
• Communication and casualty care
• Defibrillator prompts and how to respond (theory based)
• Defibrillator pad placement (theory based)
• Minor and severe bleeding
• Role of the first aider (including knowledge of health and safety regulations)
• Seizures
• Shock
• Unresponsive adult