Some people in the security industry may think about risk only in term of snipers, IED’s, knife attacks and other assaults, however statistically, the risk of a road traffic collision (RTC) is much higher. We must remember that we protect our principles, not only from intentional injury, but also from unintentional injury and embarrassing situations. The principle is at a much greater risk once they leave their residence and are on the road traveling between venues and when getting in and out of the vehicle. The chances of an incident taking place can be dramatically reduced by having a trained security driver at the wheel. Being a security driver is something quite different from being a chauffeur and can make all the difference in how smooth your principles day goes and whether they get home safely when something does go wrong.

Our 3 and 4 Day Security Driver Training Courses have been created from extensive experience in the protection and security risk management industry and recognises drivers as an integral part of any security team. I will be clear now that this course is not about having you do J turns and Y turns in a 30 year old Mondeo or even attempting it in a Range Rover, what this course is about is the real world and how advanced driving skills work together with security skills to make you the best driver you can be, not just in theory on another day when nothing happened but traffic, but in a real scenario where there is an incident and you find yourself in charge of the mobile protective bubble for your principle.

If you choose the practical based course we spend a great deal of time out on the ground doing it in your everyday work environment, which is for many, the streets of London. Whether it is London, Paris, Milan, Berlin or Moscow. The fundamentals we will teach you apply to all.