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Safesec Group

Door Supervisor

London
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Safesec Group provides discreet, professional security solutions for events and venues across London and the South East.

Our team delivers a safe and secure environment while maintaining a polished, guest-focused presence that supports each occasion. With a strong commitment to excellence and respect for the guest experience, Safesec Group offers unobtrusive protection that allows events to run smoothly. Services include public and private event security, close protection, asset protection, and residential security teams, giving clients flexible options to secure their venues and properties.

The Role

The Door Supervisor is an on-site role based in the London, Kent and Essex areas. This role is responsible for managing access to venues, checking entry credentials, and conducting thorough but respectful screening of guests and staff. Day-to-day tasks include monitoring crowds, identifying and de-escalating potential conflicts, enforcing venue policies, and working closely with event organizers and other security personnel to maintain a safe environment. The Door Supervisor will complete incident reports, follow legal and regulatory requirements, and support emergency procedures when needed. The role requires a professional appearance, clear communication, and a calm, confident approach in fast-paced settings.

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  • Valid SIA Door Supervisor license (DS or CP) and strong knowledge of relevant UK security legislation and compliance requirements.
  • Proven experience in event, venue, or hospitality security, with skills in crowd management, conflict resolution, and de-escalation.
  • Driving License (Not compulsory, but preferred).
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to interact respectfully with guests, staff, and external partners.
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure, make sound decisions quickly, and follow established safety and emergency procedures.
  • Physical fitness suitable for standing for extended periods, patrolling venues, and responding promptly to incidents.
  • High level of professionalism, integrity, reliability, and attention to detail in reporting and record-keeping.
  • Willingness to work evenings, weekends, and holidays, depending on event schedules.
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Skills

SIA Door Supervisor License
Crowd Management
Conflict Resolution
De-escalation
Access Control
Security Legislation
Incident Reporting
Emergency Procedures
Customer Service
Communication Skills
Physical Fitness
Asset Protection
Close Protection
Public Safety

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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