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This course is one of the unitary qualifications within QNUK’s Venue Security & Safety suite. It provides the learner with the key knowledge required to respond to critical, terroristic, violent and crowd incidents.
This qualification is aimed at learners who work in a frontline role ensuring the security and safety of customers at public events but could also be beneficial for operations and venue managers.
It covers the gap between SIA licence-linked and Spectator safety qualifications, including a wide range of subjects from understanding how to use information resources to build an anticipated profile of a crowd, those outside a venue and the methodology of analysing their behaviours to identify potential safety and security risks. Responses to perceived ‘persons of interest’ are also covered from an operative’s perspective.
All pricing is inclusive of VAT. For training outside of our core delivery area (North West, Midlands and West Yorkshire), additional costs for travel and accommodation may apply.
This qualification is aimed at learners aged 18 years and over.
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Learners should have, at a minimum, language skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening at Ofqual Level 1 or an equivalent standard. If you are unsure whether you meet this requirement, please contact us.
All learners must have completed the ACT Awareness and ACT Security eLearning prior to attending the course and provide the trainer with copies of the certificates.
The method of assessment for this qualification is by Multiple Choice Examination (MCQ).
As this qualification is regulated in England, the assessments are conducted in English. It is important that learners have reasonable abilities in English language to have a fair opportunity to being successful.
Learners who successfully complete this course and assessment will gain a Level 2 Award in Venue Security Operations (RQF).
This course is on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF).
The Venue Security Operations course can benefit a team by giving learners the knowledge needed to respond to critical, terroristic, violent and crowd-related incidents in public event settings. FGH Training delivers this course to help teams strengthen operational awareness, improve decision-making, and build a better understanding of how to identify and respond to safety and security risks in and around venues.
This course is suitable for learners working in a frontline role to ensure the security and safety of customers at public events. FGH Training also states that it could be beneficial for operations and venue managers, making it useful for those with wider responsibility for venue safety and event delivery.
Learners will gain the key knowledge required to respond to critical, terroristic, violent and crowd incidents, along with a broader understanding of how to use information resources to build an anticipated profile of a crowd and assess behaviours that may present safety or security risks. Through FGH Training, learners must also complete ACT Awareness and ACT Security eLearning before attending the course.
This course is useful because it helps organisations develop learners in roles linked to venue and event safety with knowledge that sits between SIA licence-linked training and Spectator Safety qualifications. FGH Training provides this qualification as a practical way to support safer event operations, improve risk awareness, and make sure learners understand how to identify and respond to potential threats in public-facing environments.
Yes. FGH Training delivers this as a regulated qualification, and learners who successfully complete the course and assessment gain the Level 2 Award in Venue Security Operations (RQF). The course is listed on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF).
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