Door Supervisor

A security door supervisor is a professional who is responsible for maintaining safety and security at the entrance of a building or event. They are often employed by private security firms, or directly by the venue or organization. The main responsibilities of a security door supervisor include:

• Checking identification and tickets of patrons to ensure that they are authorized to enter the building or event
• Searching bags or other personal belongings for prohibited items
• Patrolling the area to ensure that all rules and regulations are being followed
• Responding to and resolving conflicts or other security incidents in a calm and professional manner
• Monitoring and controlling the flow of patrons entering and exiting the building or event
• Working closely with other security staff and law enforcement to ensure the safety of patrons and staff
• Keeping accurate records of incidents and security breaches
• Following all safety and security protocols and procedures
• Communicating effectively with management and other staff.

To be a successful security door supervisor, you should have good communication skills, the ability to remain calm under pressure, and strong problem-solving abilities. Additionally, a security door supervisor should have a professional demeanor, good judgment, and physical stamina. A high school diploma or equivalent is usually required for this role, and some employers may also require a valid security guard certification, or prior security experience.