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This 3-day SIA CCTV Operator Training Course helps you get your SIA licence and work as a certified CCTV Operator in control rooms.
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By successfully completing the CCTV Operator course, you unlock various job prospects in CCTV control rooms across diverse settings. With full-time employment, you have the potential to earn up to £3,000 per month, making it a lucrative career choice in the private security industry.
In just three days, this comprehensive course covers all the essential topics necessary to ace your CCTV exam and become a certified CCTV Operator. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to confidently work in the field, ensuring you are well-prepared to start your journey as a qualified CCTV Operator.
The CCTV operator course is for you if you’re interested in pursuing a career in the private security industry specifically focused on CCTV operation.
It’s suitable for those who wish to work as CCTV operators, security officers, surveillance investigators, or in related roles that involve the monitoring and management of CCTV systems.
In just three days, this comprehensive course covers all the essential topics necessary to ace your CCTV exam and become a qualified CCTV Operator.
By successfully completing the CCTV Operator course, you can unlock various job prospects in CCTV control rooms across diverse settings. You may earn up to £3,000 per month.
On average, the salary range for a CCTV operator in the UK is between £18,000 and £30,000 per year. However, the earning potential of a CCTV operator in the UK can vary based on factors such as experience, qualifications, location, and the specific employer.
To engage in CCTV camera work within the private security sector, it’s mandatory to complete an SIA CCTV Operator course.
The CCTV operator course takes 3 days to complete.
During the CCTV training course, you will be evaluated through two exams and a practical assessment. These assessments are designed to assess your understanding of CCTV principles, operational skills, and knowledge of legal and ethical considerations.
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The cost of a SIA CCTV Licence is £184.
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To get an SIA CCTV Licence, you need to follow a few steps.
First, complete a 3-day CCTV course, which is assessed by 2 multiple choice exams and a practical assessment.
Complete the SIA licence application on the SIA website. Pay the £184 licence application fee.
Complete identity checks
Wait for the SIA to complete identity and criminal background checks
Receive your SIA licence via post
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In this unit, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the private security industry, including its structure, regulations, and professional standards. You will explore the roles and responsibilities of security personnel, legal requirements, and ethical considerations. By the end of this unit, you will have insights into effective communication, customer service, and creating a safe working environment.
In this unit, you will learn the specialized skills required for operating CCTV systems effectively and responsibly. You will acquire the knowledge to operate and control CCTV cameras, monitor live feeds, identify potential threats, and maintain situational awareness. The unit will also cover the legal and ethical aspects of CCTV operation, including privacy laws, data protection, and the responsible use of surveillance technology.
This unit focuses on the practical application of CCTV systems for effective surveillance and incident management. You will gain hands-on experience in setting up and configuring CCTV cameras, monitoring live feeds, and responding to incidents. You will learn the principles of incident reporting, documentation, and evidence preservation. Additionally, you will explore techniques for analyzing CCTV footage and extracting valuable information to support investigations and decision-making processes.
I booked my training through Hurak but I got my SIA training at Read Training. The trainers were awesome and I did got the required treatment and training as I was told. Their service was good and I would love to do my CCTV training with them in the future.
Had a wonderful knowledgeable time with hurak. Its my second time i am affiliated to hurak while doing cctv course recently . Earlier I did CSCS course aswell.
Had a wonderful knowledgeable time with hurak. Its my second time i am affiliated to hurak while doing cctv course recently . Earlier I did CSCS course aswell.
Abdiaziz was really well spoken and clear, made the training much easier for me
Abdiaziz was a good teacher and I have learned a lot things
Amazing trainers and staff with a detailed course, the real life scenarios were very different to other courses and were much more informative and detailed compared to others
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Yes, in order to work as a CCTV operator in the private security industry, completing the SIA CCTV Operator training course is a mandatory requirement.
The course covers a wide range of topics, including CCTV technology, surveillance techniques, legal considerations, camera control, incident reporting, and troubleshooting.
Generally, there are no specific prerequisites to enrol on the course.
The course duration is typically three days, with several hours of training each day.
Yes, the course typically includes practical training components to provide hands-on experience in operating CCTV systems and handling various scenarios.
No, the SIA licence fee is separate from the training course fee. You will need to apply for and pay the licence fee separately to obtain the SIA CCTV Operator licence.