Working as a Door Supervisor

Are you looking to take up a job as a door supervisor or ‘bouncer’ at a venue like a club, restaurant or pub? This course provides the security management and health and safety training required to become a qualified door supervisor as we take an in-depth look at the security profession. We first examine the numerous roles that a door supervisor can be asked to perform to meet their responsibilities and ensure the safety of their clients and customers. We then go through the relevant licences and pay packages to give you a sense of what to expect as a professional bouncer.

Do you want to know what a door supervisor should do in an emergency or if conflict breaks out? We discuss the various health and safety procedures that door supervisors should be aware of in case of any emergencies. Whether it's a fire or someone needing emergency first aid, the door supervisor must equip themselves appropriately to handle the challenges. In some instances, the door supervisor might also need to physically intervene to defuse tense situations. Whether it’s a drunk patron or a fight, bouncers need to know how to handle conflict safely and calmly.

Door supervisors encounter many different types of people and situations as they provide security and protect health and safety. Conflict resolution is one of their vital duties and requires good communication skills and a level head. The role of a door supervisor is constantly evolving and this course is tailored to provide you with all the information required to become a bouncer or work in the security industry. The days of bouncers simply needing to look intimidating are past so enrol in this security management course to acquire the skills to become a professional door supervisor.