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  1. J

    can bouncers confiscate your id?

    i got a new driving lisence which is of a new design, the bouncers didnt know and tried to confiscate it because they thought it was a fake. just makes me wonder can bouncers confiscate your id?
  2. ?

    Can A security guard stop and search ur bags if?

    Whiles leaving a large supermarket 2day my mum was stopped and her bags where searched. 1 security guard was infront of her trolly and the other 1 at her side. They searched her bags and check her receipt and found she had payed for all her goods.They done this infront of everyone coming in and...
  3. C

    There's a bouncer....?

    She works at the club I frequent and we talk occasionally. The night before I told her about a number I got, then last night I got another number then I just briefly mentioned it to her with a grin when I went past her. But when I was standing outside the club with my mates she was like mocking...
  4. J

    Has anyone worked as a bouncer ?

    1 of my friends is a bouncer and keeps telling me to phone them up and work for them, the thing is im about 5'7 when all the other bouncer's i see are atleast 5'10. Do you have to be build like a huge tank to be a bouncer ? oh i know about the card you have to get aswell. leroy wtf r u doin
  5. C

    Can a "bouncer" (door staff/security) at a pub or nightclub legitimately use

    force or eject you? Please note for people who are employed in this profession, I respect you (well, most of you) and am grateful for the job you do - this question is not to test or annoy you! I've never been in trouble with a bouncer and have been grateful to see them take swift action many...
  6. J

    anyone know where I can get the exam question for the security guard licence?

    thanks but partner failed exam but doesnt know in what questions and has to resit but they wont tell him what section he failed, if he thought he was right first time how can he know where he went wrong.
  7. E

    Why are Bouncers/Doormen not given stab vests ?

    But it isnt the club goers duty to throw people out. Lots of bouncers have been stabbed and murdered. Common sense would say a stab vest was worth the £150 in this job.
  8. P

    If bouncers and have a go heroes are allowed to protect, R people allowed to...

    ...defend own family? And property without being arrested in England?
  9. V

    Is it legal for a nightclub bouncer to seize my property?

    We have an argument going with a former bouncer who claims that he would confiscate peoples' property if it was against the nightclub rules. Examples: Marijuana, outside alcohol, water, weapons. Most of us believe that a bouncer does not have this authority and this person's actions were...
  10. mally1

    Door Supervisor - entry and courses

    Entry To work as a door supervisor you must be aged 18 or over, and you must apply for a licence from the Security Industry Authority (SIA) after taking a Level 2 National Certificate in Door Supervision. See the SIA website (in Further Information) for a list of approved qualifications and...
  11. mally1

    Door Supervisor - opportunities

    A door supervisor may work directly for a venue such as a pub or nightclub, or you may work on contract for an agency. Jobs may be advertised in the local press or Jobcentre Plus, or you could approach employers directly to ask about work. Depending on the size of the organisation, with...
  12. mally1

    Door Supervisor - skills and interests

    Door Supervisors should have the following skills To be a door supervisor you should: - be physically fit and able to protect yourself. - make decisions quickly - have excellent customer service skills - have a basic knowledge of health and safety regulations - have a basic knowledge...
  13. mally1

    Door Survisor - Working conditions

    A door supervisor works around the opening hours of the venue. Normally they work at the busiest times which usually involves evening and weekend work. Most door supervisor work is part time with many having toher jobs throughout the day. Different venues have different working conditions...
  14. mally1

    Door Survisor - The Pay

    Most door supervisors are paid per hour worked or per night work. Most have other jobs.. Pay for door supervisors is around £7 to £12 per hour; some earn more, depending on the venue and location.
  15. mally1

    Door Survisor - The Work

    Door supervisors are also known as bouncers, door stewards and doormen. They re responsible for the security of staff and customers bars, pubs and nightclubs. They also work in other licensed premises, special public events and taxi queues. They maintain order keeping people safe. They...
  16. mally1

    Any RMP here?

    Hello All Is anyone else in here RMP ( or Ex RMP ) I spent 7 years in the RMP and got out in 2004. Based in Hohne 111 Pro Coy, Edinburgh Castle 170 Pro Coy, JHQ 101 Pro Coy and finished a Catterick. Done CP in Afghanistan, and GPD in Bosnia and Kosovo with a few exercises in the...
  17. Covert Munkey

    SURVEILLANCE detection

    SURVEILLANCE DETECTION The Problem Defence against concerted attacks by terrorists and criminals on a fixed facility, or key personnel in transit, is often problematic for a number of reasons. Even well trained and equipped guards, a state-of-the-art CCTV system and a good relationship...
  18. mally1

    Close Protection Work

    There are various forms of Close Protection available. High Risk work in places like Iraq and Afghanistan seems to be popular at the moment due to the demand and excellent payment rates. The downside is of course, the high risk, the fact your in a foreign country without maybe the backup...
  19. mally1

    Close Protection Wages

    Close Protection Wages Most close protection officers (CPOs) are self-employed. Salaries for employed posts depend on the client or company, the length of the contract, the officer's experience and the risks involved. Daily rates for CPOs in low risk areas can be around £100 to £150 a...
  20. mally1

    Close Protection Job Description

    Hours and Environment You may have to work long shifts, offering 24-hour protection, and including evenings and weekends. You may work at indoor or outdoor venues such as conferences, political meetings and rallies, and corporate and social events. There is likely to be a lot of travel by...
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