Welcome to the UK’s leading festival security, event security & venue security provider. Armasec Security provides exceptional security services across Bristol and the South-West. In this blog you will learn about the variety of security opportunities that we have offer.
There are Front Line and Non-Front Line Licenses:
https://www.sia.homeoffice.gov.uk/Pages/licensing-roles.aspx
1. A front line licence is required if undertaking licensable activity, other than key holding activities (this also covers undertaking non-front line activity). A front line licence is in the form of a credit card-sized plastic card that must be worn, subject to the licence conditions.
2. A non-front line licence is required for those who manage, supervise and/or employ individuals who engage in licensable activity, as long as front line activity is not carried out – this includes directors* or partners.
3. A non-front line licence is issued in the form of a letter that also covers key holding activities.
Types of SIA licensees
Security Guard – Click here
These include the main characteristics of the Private Security Industry, the importance of safe working practices to comply with legal requirements, the role of a security officer within the private security industry, the law relevant to the role of a security officer, how to recognise, assess and reduce risk in conflict situations and good practice to follow after conflict situations.
Door Supervisor – Click here
Topics covered:
These include the main characteristics of the Private Security Industry, the importance of safe working practices to comply with legal requirements, the role and objectives of a door supervisor, powers of arrest relevant to a door supervisor, how to recognise, assess and reduce risk in conflict situations, good practice to follow after conflict situations, physical interventions and the implications of their use and the use non-aggressive physical skills to protect yourself and others.
Close Protection – Click here
Topics covered:
Threat and risk assessments, walking drills, embus and debus, incident management, legislation relevant to the role, operational planning and surveillance.
CCTV
CCTV – Click here
Topics covered:
These include the key purposes of the private security industry, the differences between civil and criminal Law, the roles and responsibilities of each member of the CCTV team, the importance of accurate record-keeping, equipment fault reporting procedures, and actions to take if a suspicious object is found in the CCTV control room.
– If you want to work in a licensed venue you need a Door Supervisor badge. This is because the DS course includes licensing modules, greater conflict management skills and physical intervention training
– SG course is more entry-level: covers areas such as patrols,
What training do you need? – Click here
Why our clients love working with us
How to join our team?
Our festival security, event security, and venue security teams are all highly regarded within the industry & we are always looking for new professionals to welcome into our growing family.
You can find more information on the documents & information that you will need to successfully submit an application here.
What are the perks & benefits?
> The ability to claim certain work related expenses
> The opportunity to work within multiple sectors
> Choose work around your own commitments
> Exceptional career development
> 100’s of discounts from Perkbox
> Incredible sense of community