To obtain the SIA licence to work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper).
Who is it for?
For those currently working, or wishing to begin work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper)
What are the benefits?
On successful completion of the course, and passing the required examinations, delegates will be able to apply for an SIA licence to work as a vehicle immobiliser (wheel clamper).
What does it cover?
Delegates must complete and pass both units 1 and 2 as outlined below. Success will achieve a level 2 award in Vehicle Immobilisation and allow delegates to apply for their SIA licence.
Unit 1 Roles and Responsibilities
Introduction to wheel clamping and removals Introduction to the legislation relating to vehicle immobilising (Private Security Industry Act 2001) and the tools used to immobilise a vehicle Signs, lines and enforcement vehicles Vehicle registration marks Health and Safety When to clamp and when to remove vehicles Vehicle tow away Completing paperwork Practical case studies (clamping, removal and paperwork) Use of photography The payment process Procedures for start and end of shift Radio operations Discretionary parking Standards of individual behaviour for vehicle immobilisers and customer care Equal Opportunities Appeals
Unit 2 Communication and Conflict Management
Introduction to Communication Skills and Conflict Management Self Awareness Avoiding Conflict Effective Communication and Customer Service Skills Recognising High Risk Conflict Resolving Conflict Learning from Conflict
Would you like to attend one of these courses?
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BTEC Level 2 Award in Vehicle Immobilisation
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Please contact us with door supervisor enquiries or regarding upcoming courses.
Useful Links
BIIAB http://www.biiab.org Awarding Body for Level 2 National Certificate for Door Supervisors
Head 2 Toe Security http://www.head2toesecurity.net For all your security clothing and equipment at very competitive prices.
Security Industry Authority http://www.the-sia.org.uk Regulating body of the private security industry.
