Security Officer
Join us for a night of intense training and action-packed drills at the Security Officer event - where safety is our top priority!
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About this event
Understand duties and protocols for working effectively as a security officer.
Overview
Security work requires more than a uniform and a stern look. This course delves into the essentials of being a security officer in modern environments, from monitoring procedures to managing incidents calmly and clearly. You’ll find it informative without sounding like an action film.
Suitable for both new starters and seasoned guards needing a refresher, the course walks through core responsibilities, communication styles, and situational awareness. It’s about staying alert without overstating the drama.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the scope and responsibilities of a security officer
- Learn observation and incident reporting methods clearly and accurately
- Recognise basic legal principles relating to security work
- Handle access control procedures and visitor management confidently
- Identify potential threats and respond using appropriate protocols
- Maintain professionalism in both quiet and high-pressure situations
Who Is This Course For
- New entrants to the security industry in various sectors
- Door supervisors and venue security workers
- Office or residential building security staff
- Night shift employees overseeing unmanned facilities
- Retail staff responsible for in-store loss prevention
- Warehouse or depot security teams
- Event staff monitoring public areas or entrances
- Staff managing access control in corporate environments
Career Path
- Security Officer – £24,000 per year
- CCTV Operator – £22,500 per year
- Door Supervisor – £25,000 per year
- Corporate Security Guard – £26,000 per year
- Event Security Staff – £21,000 per year
- Security Team Leader – £28,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
They protect people, property, and enforce rules or procedures.
No formal qualifications are needed to begin the course.
Yes, it can help you prepare for SIA-related training or exams.
It covers surveillance, conflict handling, and security protocols.