SIA Licence

Blackpool bouncer had no licence

Posted on 07. Mar, 2010 by admin.

A MAN illegally worked as a door security officer at Gaiety’s bar on Blackpool Promenade.
Raphael Nakpoberuo, 29, of Central Drive, Blackpool, admitted having no door supervisor’s licence.
He was given a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £125 costs by Blackpool magistrates.
Victoria Cartmell, prosecuting for Blackpool Council, said the defendant’s licence was revoked in [...]

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SIA Training Courses

Posted on 28. Feb, 2010 by admin.

Do you want to work as a Security Guard, Door Supervisor, CCTV Operator or Vehicle Immobiliser?

Then Get SIA Training Now!!

For some time now it has been a legal requirement for anyone working in the United Kingdom security industry to have the necessary training and qualification, accredited by the Security Industry Authority. To practise in the industry without a valid SIA Licence is a criminal offence, and can mean punishments from fines to prison sentences. If you would like to work legally as a SIA Licensed Security Guard, Door Supervisor, CCTV Operator, Vehicle Immobiliser or SIA Trainer, we can guide you in the right direction and provide you the best SIA training!

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Sabrewatch Guilty in Successful SIA Prosecution

Posted on 27. Feb, 2010 by admin.

After a series of court hearings, the SIA has obtained guilty verdicts against security company Sabrewatch Limited and its directors for supplying unlicensed security guards.
The result comes after a lengthy court process concerning offences committed at the time licensing of the manned guarding sector came into force – confirming that the SIA has both the [...]

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Police fury as drive against Paul Ferris collapses in chaos

Posted on 27. Feb, 2010 by admin.

A BID to shut down a £4million security firm branded a front for mobster Paul Ferris was in tatters last night.

The firm’s boss, who police claimed is a puppet of Ferris, is to get his licence back after a climbdown by security industry watchdogs.

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