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Due to changes within the industry and our commitment to best practice and quality assurance The Anvil Group have designed a full range of certified courses to meet the needs of individuals wanting to enter or who are working within the security industry.

The Anvil Group benchmark new standards within Close Protection in the following ways:

SIA Licensed
City & Guilds Approved
SIA Approved Contractor

The Anvil Group deliver the following training courses in Northern Ireland to enable SIA licences to be applied for in:

Level 2 NVQ in CCTV Operators (City & Guilds 1904), including a 6 hour refresher for previously trained / experienced CCTV Operators.
Level 2 NVQ in Conflict Management (City & Guilds 1884).
Level 3 NVQ in Close Protection, including a 24 hour recommended refresher for previously trained / experienced CP operators.

The Anvil Group also remains in constant contact with security sector employers to ensure that candidates are placed accurately within the industry through Anvil's Employer Assistance Program.

SIA Standard

Our Close Protection training course meets and exceeds the requirements set out by the Security Industry Authority (SIA).

City & Guilds Approved

The Anvil Group is a City & Guilds Approved training centre. This accreditation and endorsement proves that our training programmes have the highest standards of quality assurance and certification.

The Anvil Group are approved for delivery of all the following vocational qualifications from our Northern Ireland training centre:

1884: Conflict Management
1886: Level 3 Trainers Certificate in Conflict Management.
1900: Level 2 National Certificate for Door Supervisors.
1902: Level 2 Certificate for Security Guards.
1903: Close Protection
1904: CCTV Operator

SIA Approved Contractor

This approval gives The Anvil Group legal authorisation to deploy close protection officers who have completed the legally required training and who are awaiting issue of their license.

It is illegal for a business to deploy unlicensed officers unless they are approved under the Approved Contractor Scheme.

The Private Security Industry Act 2001 requires the SIA to establish a "system of inspection for providers of security services, under which those organisations who satisfactorily meet the agreed standards may be registered as approved, and may advertise themselves as such". The objective of the SIA's Approved Contractor scheme is to raise performance standards and to assist the private security industry in developing new opportunities. The scheme is voluntary and was developed in consultation with representatives from across the industry; it only covers those parts of the industry that are regulated by the SIA and the Private Security Industry Act.

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