
Level 3 Security Management (RQF)
Further details
This course is designed for security supervisors, team leaders, contract managers, corporate security personnel and public-sector security staff who need to manage people, risk, incidents and operational standards in a professional security environment.
Designed by senior leaders within the security industry to provide learners with the essential knowledge and skills to excel in the role of security managers or supervisors. Key skills include scheduling, site risk assessments, performance management, appraisals, disciplinaries, managing incidents, enhanced searching skills (including vehicles), legislation into practice, team development, TNA, training matrix development and many more.
This qualification provides an exciting and essential package for anyone looking to develop new skills, refine existing knowledge consisting of four mandatory units:
General Responsibilities of a Security Manager
Translating Legislation into Operational Requirements
Operational Skills of a Security Manager
Team Leadership in a Security Environment
Building on the Personal Protection Specialist qualifications, this program focuses on the management, supervisory, and leadership skills essential for effective team and contract management. It equips participants with critical abilities in:
Monitoring performance and understanding KPIs
Brand image protection
Producing staff rotas
Patrol planning
Training needs analysis and staff development
Translating legislation into operational requirements
Managing evacuations and incidents
Hostile vehicle mitigation
Conducting effective searches (of persons, bags, and vehicles)
Team leadership skills
Delivering team briefings
The program includes live simulations and desktop exercises to practice new skills, allowing participants to refine their existing skills and pass these proficiencies onto their team.
Senior leaders from global and local security providers have been engaged throughout the development of this qualification to ensure the necessary requirements for a security manager have been addressed and exceeded to result in a qualification which has direct meaning and purpose for the private security industry. Why this matters in Africa Many security teams are promoted from operational roles into supervisory positions without structured management training. This programme helps bridge that gap by developing practical leadership, planning, briefing, incident management, staff development and operational-control skills.

