(12-04-2013, 12:16 AM)Dicky Wrote:

(12-04-2013, 12:04 AM)Kas1990 Wrote:

(10-03-2013, 03:11 AM)Dicky Wrote: Anyone else a doorman here?

Basically I've been working the doors for 8 months now in 2 rough clubs in a small town near me, had a few slaps and this and that which I can deal with having boxed for 7 years along with Muai Thai and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Few weeks ago something happened with one of guys who work on the doors with me, cut the story short he had a hiding and had to have 6 titanium plates in his face.. he was the only person on the front door that night.

Think it's time I got some type of insurance, what do you have? or which do you guys think I should get?

Back on topic the company he's with with should have employee liabilty insurance whether he's had to contribute to it (like I did 6 quid per week) or not he should be covered to have legal representation for claim for his distress and pain/loss of wages and normal functionality! Tell him its well worth talking to someone I'm in my final stages of my claim and its looking bright after 2-3 years of letters and court hearing. Hope it helps mate.

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(12-04-2013, 12:03 AM)Dicky Wrote: Only worked for RAS / Machnamara mate, looking to go to another company soon

Not heard of them bud my lass just come back from grandads in Wales near sideside rhayl I would spell it but not sure what its called. Iv worked for local firm and professional security who are quite big all over uk.

Had so many chances to get into G4S but never taken them because of the bad reputation they have, along with the fact they take on and lay off all the time!

I REALLY wanna do my CP license when I have abit more money, but heard its hard to get into unless you have an ex-forces background.

(12-04-2013, 12:25 AM)Seb_Ryan Wrote:

(12-04-2013, 12:16 AM)Dicky Wrote:

(12-04-2013, 12:04 AM)Kas1990 Wrote: Back on topic the company he's with with should have employee liabilty insurance whether he's had to contribute to it (like I did 6 quid per week) or not he should be covered to have legal representation for claim for his distress and pain/loss of wages and normal functionality! Tell him its well worth talking to someone I'm in my final stages of my claim and its looking bright after 2-3 years of letters and court hearing. Hope it helps mate.

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Not heard of them bud my lass just come back from grandads in Wales near sideside rhayl I would spell it but not sure what its called. Iv worked for local firm and professional security who are quite big all over uk.

Had so many chances to get into G4S but never taken them because of the bad reputation they have, along with the fact they take on and lay off all the time!

I REALLY wanna do my CP license when I have abit more money, but heard its hard to get into unless you have an ex-forces background.

Its not hard to get into mate, I had the chance after I did the Olympics but was 3k for the course and you need first aid, preferably FPOS

(12-04-2013, 12:28 AM)Seb_Ryan Wrote: Yeah you can get it cheap, but wih the expensive ones they guarantee work lol

(12-04-2013, 12:35 AM)Seb_Ryan Wrote: Yeah mate, used to be in the shops but im down the warehouse in magor now, 6 12 hours then 3 off, so 72 hours 1 week 60 the next lol

(12-04-2013, 12:16 AM)Dicky Wrote:

(12-04-2013, 12:04 AM)Kas1990 Wrote:

(10-03-2013, 03:11 AM)Dicky Wrote: Anyone else a doorman here?

Basically I've been working the doors for 8 months now in 2 rough clubs in a small town near me, had a few slaps and this and that which I can deal with having boxed for 7 years along with Muai Thai and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Few weeks ago something happened with one of guys who work on the doors with me, cut the story short he had a hiding and had to have 6 titanium plates in his face.. he was the only person on the front door that night.

Think it's time I got some type of insurance, what do you have? or which do you guys think I should get?

Back on topic the company he's with with should have employee liabilty insurance whether he's had to contribute to it (like I did 6 quid per week) or not he should be covered to have legal representation for claim for his distress and pain/loss of wages and normal functionality! Tell him its well worth talking to someone I'm in my final stages of my claim and its looking bright after 2-3 years of letters and court hearing. Hope it helps mate.

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(12-04-2013, 12:03 AM)Dicky Wrote: Only worked for RAS / Machnamara mate, looking to go to another company soon

Not heard of them bud my lass just come back from grandads in Wales near sideside rhayl I would spell it but not sure what its called. Iv worked for local firm and professional security who are quite big all over uk.

Had so many chances to get into G4S but never taken them because of the bad reputation they have, along with the fact they take on and lay off all the time!

I REALLY wanna do my CP license when I have abit more money, but heard its hard to get into unless you have an ex-forces background.

(13-03-2013, 05:11 PM)Y444TES Wrote: Pepper spray them and get done for having a firearm and that carries a minimum of 5 years in prison be better to beat them with a baton or something.