Licensed Trade Training and Consultancy
A premises licence authorising the retail sale of alcohol not only brings about a wealth of opportunities; it also brings responsibilities for the premises licence holder, designated premises supervisor and staff involved in the retail sale of alcohol, in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003.
Access Training and Consultancy Limited is committed to providing consultancy support and accredited training to alcohol retailers to ensure that they promote best practice within their organisations and demonstrate support for the licensing objectives detailed within the Licensing Act 2003.
Premises Licence Application, Variation and Reviews:
Access Training and
- Preparation and submission of Premises Licence Applications
- Preparation and submission of Personal Licence Applications
- Preparation and submission of Premises Licence Variations
Consultancy Support:
- Licensed Premises Health Check
- Develop and implement Company Policies and Procedures
- Develop internal training programmes to demonstrate best practice
- Implement monitoring and evaluation processes to demonstrate ‘Due Diligence’
- Consultancy support and guidance during Licensed Premises Reviews
Staff Training and Development
- BIIAB Award in Responsible Alcohol Retailing
- BIIAB National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders
- BIIAB National Certificate for Designated Premises Supervisors
- BIIAB Profitable Business Portfolio
- BIIAB National Certificate for Licensing Practitioners
News & Events
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Dorset security boss fined after found working without an SIA licence23rd December 2009: A former Dorset security director yesterday (22 December) pleaded guilty to supplying unlicensed security operatives, and not holding an SIA licence. Mr Lee, 40, who ran Trade Secret Security, was given a 12 month -conditional discharge for supplying unlicensed door staff. He was also fined £1,000 plus a victim surcharge of £15 and ordered to pay costs of £500 for working without an SIA licence, during a hearing at Bournemouth Crown Court. By law, anyone working as a door supervisor must have and display a valid SIA licence. This means they have passed an approved training qualification and undergone vetting such as criminal record and identity checks. Directors and managers must have at least a non front line licence. During routine checks by Dorset police licensing officers in Bournemouth in May this year, a door supervisor, who had been supplied to one venue by Mr Lee, was found working with an expired SIA licence. The door supervisor later received a police caution. |
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Important Changes to the SIA Training PortfolioThe SIA have undertaken a complete review of the specifications for all roles within the security industry and identified areas of overlap. They have also consulted with the security industry on the content of specifications and made changes in line with the output from this consultation. |
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Nicky Delaney shortlisted as Professional Trainer of the Year 2009Access Training is pleased to announce that Managing Director Nicky Delaney has been nominated as a finalist in the prestigious BII NITA Awards. Nicky is one of five finalists shortlisted in the 'Professional Trainer of the Year' award category. The nationally recognised, BII NITA Awards, are the industry's most prestigious prize, rewarding companies or organisations who show outstanding commitment to training and development within the licensed trade. |
