FabSwingers.com forum: Security training

By *he Hunter OP Man
over a year ago

leitrim

I've been looking into this lately as my current job looks like it's about to wind down. Is there anyone here who has done any of the courses and is there work out there in the security sector? I've been looking at the door security /guarding course in particular. Be grateful for any info.

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By *innie33Man
over a year ago

ennis

I've been doing pub and nightclub security for 18years stay away if you can new starters are getting paid shit wages and get all the grief

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I've been looking into this lately as my current job looks like it's about to wind down. Is there anyone here who has done any of the courses and is there work out there in the security sector? I've been looking at the door security /guarding course in particular. Be grateful for any info."

Im in the security sector, but the electronic side of it. Theres always jobs going in it but u do need experience, fas do aload of training courses on cctv and intruder alarms so if ur interested in that its a good way to go. Wages can be very good once u know what ur at and u are always doing something different. Its def one of the less boring jobs u can do and id highly recommend it if ur looking a change

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By *entleman36Man
over a year ago

dublin

I did a course and got the licences but found it hard to get work in it with no experience

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Uve 18 years doing it doors and static. Money is shit. Course and license is expensive to start off too.

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By *he Hunter OP Man
over a year ago

leitrim

Cheers lad. I had heard the wages were poor enough but I just wanted to see what it was across the board. I think I'll stick to another driving job. At least I have good bit of experience in the sector

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By *alcon43Woman
over a year ago

Paisley

My son did his security badge for the commonwealth games and has worked part time ever since. You can do it while still having a full time job or studying. He's always been paid above minimum wage and has had some good events like the Ryder Cup, football matches, etc

He has had bad experiences but that happens in all jobs.

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By *aid backMan
over a year ago

by a lake with my rod out

i used to work doing security years ago and a few of my mates still do. anyone going into it now get a higher starting basic rate (comapared to a few years ago) but the ot rate etc have changed because ofva change in the jlc rates you have to work more than 48 hours before ot kicks in.

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