"The good we secure for ourselves is precarious and uncertain until it is secured for all of us and incorporated into our common life."

 

​Door supervisors are responsible for the safety and security of customers and staff in venues such as pubs, bars, nightclubs and other licensed premises.

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Door supervisors generally control entry into the premises and have the authority to refuse entry to anyone they consider unsuitable, anyone barred from the premises and may conduct body searches or use other electronic equipment to deter customers from bringing illegal or prohibited items into the venue.

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Other duties may also include:

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• Patrolling and watching people's behavior and dealing with conflict, both inside and outside the venue.

• Dealing with emergencies, such as fires or bomb threats, supervising people as they leave the building.

• Recording details of any incidents.

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Door supervisors usually work in teams of two or more, depending on the size of the venue. They work closely with the police, first aid and emergency response teams, and venue management, maintaining constant contact with staff members and other security personnel via radio equipment.

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Our Door Supervisors

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All Principal Security Service Door Supervisors are trained to a minimum of SIA Level-2 in Door Supervision with many of our supervisors also holding the SIA Close Protection License.

 

At Principal Security Services we also have our own additional 'in house' training to ensure our staff are better trained and better prepared than our competitors.

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Whatever your venue or event security requirement, we have the expertise to deliver quality customer service from planning to delivery and would love to form part of your event team.

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Please call us for a no-obligation discussion to see what we can do for you.