Highfield Level 2 Award in Front of Stage Pit Barrier Operations (RQF)
Get ready to boost your skills the Level 2 Award in Front of Stage Pit Barrier Operations! This exciting qualification is perfect for those eager to dive into the vibrant world of live music events and Leisure establishments such as theme parks. With a mix of engaging classroom sessions and practical assessments, you’ll conquer key topics such as:
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Crucial role of the front of stage barrier
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Ensuring the health and safety of everyone within the barrier system and audience
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The significance of teamwork
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Understanding your colleagues' roles
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Recognition in audience activity and responding expertly while working in the front of stage pit barrier.
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Front of Stage Pit Barrier Operations
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Overview of Front of Stage Pit Barrier Operations
Working at the front of stage and carrying out pit barrier operations is considered a Health & Safety role. As such, there is no requirement for an S.I.A licence to perform these duties.
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Career Opportunities
Obtaining a qualification in pit barrier operations can open doors to employment within the live event sector. It enables individuals to become professionally qualified front of stage operatives, ensuring the safety and smooth running of events.
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Further Development
For those interested in progressing their career further, there is the option to enrol on one of SSTD's security courses in the future, allowing for additional career advancement and specialisation in the industry.
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Join us embark on your journey towards an exhilarating career in the live event sector!
Who is this qualification for?
This qualification is aimed at staff working in the live events industry who are positioned at the front-of-stage pit barrier. Available to learners aged 18 and over and with no minimum entry requirements, it is aimed at those already working in the sector or for those people wanting to take their first career step in working in the live music industry and who want to specialise in front of stage barrier support and security. As this role is a Health & Safety and not a security role, you do not need to apply for a S.I.A licence.
How long will it take?
To complete this qualification, learners should expect to undertake a one day training course.
Topics covered
These include the purpose of the front-of-stage pit barrier, the roles and responsibilities of front-of-stage pit barrier personnel, the health and safety of individuals within the barrier system and recognise audience activity and respond appropriately while working in the front-of-stage pit barrier.
Assessment method
This qualification is assessed by a portfolio of evidence and a practical demonstration.