Recent content by AndyOnTheDoors

Rhea it was just something we tried as I have said in a previous thread I have worked with guys that have had convictions, cautions, fines etc... who have kept or applied for a licence with out any problems. Its just odd how they work it out as what is acceptable and whats not ! I know a door...

Morning, Me and a couple of guys at work were having a little play about with the SIA criminal record indicator and it seems if you take a fine you have less chance of getting a licence than if you take a caution or community resolution. We was thinking a fine would be a lesser punishment...

Just asking as seen loads of threads on here about guys having licences then having them refused on renewal a couple of years after the caution/warning/conviction. Its there responsibility to inform the SIA but if they don't the SIA wont know until they next CRB them for renewal purposes. I...

Was wondering as you have 21 days to inform the SIA and they may then ask for mitigation. So you can legally work until they suspend or revoke, so its not for the Police or Courts to tell tales as the licence decision is not there's.

Hi, Just a quick question, do the Police or Courts automatically inform the SIA of any cautions, convictions if they know your are licenced. I know we have to but do they do this ?

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Q. What area of the Security Industry are you interested in? A. Q. Do you represent a company, if so what's the company name and your role? A. Q. What do you hope to gain from the Close Protection World forum? A. Q. Tell our members something about yourself? A. Q. How did...