Door security

Door Security

A sub-category of guarding security focused on licensing requirements under the Private Security Authority (PSA).

IS999: 2004 standard

The standard that door security companies must operate according to, the same as guarding and event companies.

‘Bar’ licence

A license defined in legislation for any licensed premises primarily used for the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor.

Intoxication Liquor Act

Legislation providing guidance on acceptable forms of identification to verify age for alcohol service.

Reasonable identification

Other forms of ID that may be acceptable if they come from a recognized, reliable source.

Duties of Door Security Personnel

Responsibilities include ensuring patron safety, compliance with licensing, and maintaining a professional presence.

Recognition and early intervention

Objectives of door security personnel to prevent incidents rather than respond to them.

Entry criteria

Specific regulations and procedures that must be in place to manage who can enter a venue.

Denying entry

The process of refusing entry to patrons based on specified reasons such as drunkenness or non-compliance with dress codes.

Equal Status Act 2004

Legislation that requires security personnel to communicate reasons for denying entry to patrons.