Door Security Costa Del Sol
#1
Door Security Costa Del Sol
A question for everyone. Do you have plenty of bars, clubs and discos with Doormen working as security on the door?
It may sound a strange question but the last time I was in the Costa Del Sol was 1987 (that makes me feel old)
It, as everywhere, was a very different place back then.
I would appreciate any information.
Thanks
Peter
It may sound a strange question but the last time I was in the Costa Del Sol was 1987 (that makes me feel old)
It, as everywhere, was a very different place back then.
I would appreciate any information.
Thanks
Peter
#2
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
A question for everyone. Do you have plenty of bars, clubs and discos with Doormen working as security on the door?
It may sound a strange question but the last time I was in the Costa Del Sol was 1987 (that makes me feel old)
It, as everywhere, was a very different place back then.
I would appreciate any information.
Thanks
Peter
It may sound a strange question but the last time I was in the Costa Del Sol was 1987 (that makes me feel old)
It, as everywhere, was a very different place back then.
I would appreciate any information.
Thanks
Peter
#5
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
Is there a spanish equivalent of the Act do you think?
(just so everyone remembers, SIA is the UK's Security Indusrty Act)
(just so everyone remembers, SIA is the UK's Security Indusrty Act)
#6
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
I would think that most of the Door security would have been British, but that might just be wishful thinking.
#7
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
I have no idea, however I would have thought that if you were licenced in the UK with the correct police checks and first aid certificates you would either be fine to work or be able to transfer the licence (for a fee I would bet)
I would think that most of the Door security would have been British, but that might just be wishful thinking.
I would think that most of the Door security would have been British, but that might just be wishful thinking.
I hope I am wrong and I hope someone someone with greater knowledge pops in witha reply for us both.
#8
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
As far as I would guess, knowing about paperwork in Spain, if its not a Spanish licence then its not a licence. ;-)
It took legislation for them to accept the EU driving licence was valid in Spain.
I think most of the security is run by big companies, all the shopping centers and supermarkets seem to have the same firms in them.
It took legislation for them to accept the EU driving licence was valid in Spain.
I think most of the security is run by big companies, all the shopping centers and supermarkets seem to have the same firms in them.
#9
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
As far as I would guess, knowing about paperwork in Spain, if its not a Spanish licence then its not a licence. ;-)
It took legislation for them to accept the EU driving licence was valid in Spain.
I think most of the security is run by big companies, all the shopping centers and supermarkets seem to have the same firms in them.
It took legislation for them to accept the EU driving licence was valid in Spain.
I think most of the security is run by big companies, all the shopping centers and supermarkets seem to have the same firms in them.
The main thing you need to BUY the licence in the Uk is a police check (no criminal record) and a first aid certificate plus a course on how to handle people, the law on what you are allowed to do in restraint etc etc.
I wonder if there is an equivalent type of thing in Spain?
Possibly contacting the SIA body themselves in the UK could provide an answer.
#10
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
I have no idea, however I would have thought that if you were licenced in the UK with the correct police checks and first aid certificates you would either be fine to work or be able to transfer the licence (for a fee I would bet)
I would think that most of the Door security would have been British, but that might just be wishful thinking.
I would think that most of the Door security would have been British, but that might just be wishful thinking.
#11
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
Door security tends to be very different to shopping centres and supermarkets.The SIA in the UK was basically set up to try to bring an edge of professioanlism to door work and attempt to stop thugs and gangsters from running clubs' and bars' doors.
The main thing you need to BUY the licence in the Uk is a police check (no criminal record) and a first aid certificate plus a course on how to handle people, the law on what you are allowed to do in restraint etc etc.
I wonder if there is an equivalent type of thing in Spain?
Possibly contacting the SIA body themselves in the UK could provide an answer.
The main thing you need to BUY the licence in the Uk is a police check (no criminal record) and a first aid certificate plus a course on how to handle people, the law on what you are allowed to do in restraint etc etc.
I wonder if there is an equivalent type of thing in Spain?
Possibly contacting the SIA body themselves in the UK could provide an answer.
#12
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
People in general are hit and miss though aren't they. Some people are good some people are bad. Thats just life man.
#13
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
In my opinion.
#14
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I have trained many a doorman in my school over the years, some good some not too desirable.
But I am a nice guy, really cute and cuddly!!!!!
My wife told me so.
#15
Re: Door Security Costa Del Sol
Probably find some of the clubs etc are run by criminals, so probably won't bother if you were licenced or not anyway.
Last edited by Mercedes; Apr 16th 2007 at 12:19 am.