Door Supervisor Refresher Training – Self Study

About Course

This self-study video training is designed to support learners completing the SIA Door Supervisor Refresher course. It provides clear, engaging explanations of key topics covered in Units 1 and 2, helping you understand essential legal updates, safe working practices, physical intervention risks, and your responsibilities on the job. This content is not assessed, but it will give you the knowledge and confidence to succeed in the classroom and during your final assessments.

How to carry out effective person and premises searches safely and legally
How to identify and support vulnerable individuals, including those at risk of abuse or harm
Your role in preventing and responding to spiking incidents
How to recognise and respond to terror threats and suspicious activity
How to complete search documentation and follow venue procedures correctly
The legal and professional risks of using physical intervention
The dangers of positional asphyxia and prolonged restraint
Safer ways to manage interventions on the ground
How to monitor and manage a person’s safety during physical intervention
Your responsibilities immediately before, during, and after using force
How to identify and respond to medical emergencies such as Acute Behavioural Disturbance (ABD) and psychosis

Course Content

Introduction To Door Supervisor Self-Study Online Training

Introduction To Door Supervisor Self-Study Online Training
03:37

Unit 1: Learning Outcome 1

Part 1 Types Of Searches
04:09
Part 2 Identifying A Door Supervisor’s Right To Search
02:58
Part 3 How to Carry Out Single-Sex And Transgender Searches
02:54
Part 4 Searching Equipment for Door Supervisors
04:46
Part 5 Hazards You May Encounter When Conducting a Search
03:59
Part 6 What Precautions Should You Take When Conducting A Search
04:23
Part 7 What to Do If There’s an Incident or Accident
03:25
Part 8 Why Do Door Supervisors Carry Our Premises Searches
03:51
Part 9 What To Do If Someone Refuses A Search
02:31
Part 10 Why Do We Complete Search Documentation
02:27
Part 11 What To Do If You Find a Prohibited or Restricted Item
03:18
Part 12 What Is Duty of Care
02:31
Part 13 Unit One What Makes Someone Vulnerable
03:03
Part 14 Why Do These Factors Increase Vulnerability
03:47
Part 15 What Should You Do If Someone Is Vulnerable
03:25
Part 16 Spotting The Signs Of A Sexual Predator
03:19
Part 17 Spotting The Signs Of Abuse
03:19
Part 18 How To Deal With Allegations Of Sexual Assault
02:49
Part 19 How To Deal With Anti-Social Behaviour
02:54
Part 20 Understanding Terror Threat Levels
02:13
Part 21 Common Methods Used In Terror Attacks
03:03
Part 22 Actions To Take During A Terror Threat
02:54
Part 23 Procedures For Dealing With Suspicious Items
02:47
Part 24 Spotting Suspicious Behaviours
03:42
Part 25 Responding To Suspicious Behaviour
02:55
Part 26 Understanding Methods Of Spiking
02:41
Part 27 The Law On Spiking
02:13
Part 28 Spotting When A Drink Might Be Spiked
02:10
Part 29 Spotting The Behaviour Of Someone Attempting To Spike A Drink
02:55
Part 30 When Someone Might Be At High Risk Of Spiking
02:23
Part 31 Preventing Spiking – What Door Supervisors And Venues Can Do
02:54
Part 32 How To Spot If Someone May Have Been Spiked
02:51
Part 33 How To Manage A Spiking Incident
02:31

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction To Door Supervisor Self-Study Online Training

Introduction To Door Supervisor Self-Study Online Training

Unit 1: Learning Outcome 1

Part 1 Types Of Searches

Part 2 Identifying A Door Supervisor’s Right To Search

Part 3 How to Carry Out Single-Sex And Transgender Searches

Part 4 Searching Equipment for Door Supervisors

Part 5 Hazards You May Encounter When Conducting a Search

Part 6 What Precautions Should You Take When Conducting A Search

Part 7 What to Do If There’s an Incident or Accident

Part 8 Why Do Door Supervisors Carry Our Premises Searches

Part 9 What To Do If Someone Refuses A Search

Part 10 Why Do We Complete Search Documentation

Part 11 What To Do If You Find a Prohibited or Restricted Item

Part 12 What Is Duty of Care

Part 13 Unit One What Makes Someone Vulnerable

Part 14 Why Do These Factors Increase Vulnerability

Part 15 What Should You Do If Someone Is Vulnerable

Part 16 Spotting The Signs Of A Sexual Predator

Part 17 Spotting The Signs Of Abuse

Part 18 How To Deal With Allegations Of Sexual Assault

Part 19 How To Deal With Anti-Social Behaviour

Part 20 Understanding Terror Threat Levels

Part 21 Common Methods Used In Terror Attacks

Part 22 Actions To Take During A Terror Threat

Part 23 Procedures For Dealing With Suspicious Items

Part 24 Spotting Suspicious Behaviours

Part 25 Responding To Suspicious Behaviour

Part 26 Understanding Methods Of Spiking

Part 27 The Law On Spiking

Part 28 Spotting When A Drink Might Be Spiked

Part 29 Spotting The Behaviour Of Someone Attempting To Spike A Drink

Part 30 When Someone Might Be At High Risk Of Spiking

Part 31 Preventing Spiking – What Door Supervisors And Venues Can Do

Part 32 How To Spot If Someone May Have Been Spiked

Part 33 How To Manage A Spiking Incident

Unit 2: Learning Outcome 1

Part 1 The Legal Implications Of Physical Intervention

Part 2 The Professional Consequences Of Using Physical Intervention

Part 3 Positive Alternatives To Physical Intervention

Part 4 Defensive Physical Skills Vs Physical Intervention

Part 5 Risk Factors In Physical Intervention

Part 6 Recognising Acute Behavioural Disturbance (ABD) And Psychosis

Part 7 Risks Of Prolonged Physical Interventions

Part 8 Risks Of Ground-Based Physical Interventions

Part 9 Reducing Risk Of Harm During Physical Interventions

Part 10 Managing And Monitoring Safety During Physical Intervention

Part 11 Responsibilities Of Everyone Involved In Physical Intervention..

Part 12 Responsibilities After A Physical Intervention

Part 13 Why You Must Keep Your Skills Sharp

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