Professional security work is not just about what you do on patrol — it’s about how your actions meet the standards set by law and industry regulators. This module shows how slips, trips and falls training directly supports your compliance with UK security standards and professional codes of practice.
Linking to UK Security Standards
Overview
By the end, you will see clearly how your daily responsibilities connect to SIA licencing, HSE regulations, NSI Guarding Gold, and BSI codes — ensuring your work is safe, legal, and professional.
Glossary: Linking to UK Security Standards
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| SIA (Security Industry Authority) | The UK regulator that licenses security officers and sets training and conduct requirements. |
| HSE (Health and Safety Executive) | The national body enforcing workplace health and safety laws, including slips, trips, and falls. |
| NSI Guarding Gold | A top-level accreditation recognising companies that meet the highest health, safety, and security standards. |
| BS 7499 | British Standard covering static site and mobile patrol services, including safe working practices. |
| BS 7858 | British Standard for screening and vetting of security staff to ensure professionalism and trustworthiness. |
| BS 10800 | Framework British Standard setting out how all security services should be managed and delivered safely. |
