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What is a DPS
What is a DPS?
D.P.S. is an abbreviation for the term Designated Premises Supervisor. We often get asked what a DPS is and what does it mean? So let us explain in simple terms.....
A Designated Premises Supervisor, or DPS, is an individual who holds a personal licence to sell alcohol and is nominated on to a premise licence as the licensee, the main point of contact in other words for any responsible authority including the police where the licensed premises is situated.
A Designated Premises Supervisor should be the person in day to day control of licensed premises and should ideally be contactable at all times. A Designated Premises Supervisor has the responsibility to ensure licensed premises are run lawfully.
How do you become a Designated Premises Supervisor?
To become a Designated Premises Supervisor you must hold a valid personal licence that has been issued by a local council's licensing authority. A personal licence will allow the holder to do three things;
- Be named on a premise licence as acting Designated Premises Supervisor
- Sell alcohol by retail under a premise licence
- Authorise sales of alcohol under a premise licence by others who do not hold a personal licence
What training do I need to become a Designated Premises Supervisor
To become a Designated Premises Supervisor you only need to give your consent in writing to be named on the premise licence, however you must be the holder of a personal licence. To hold a personal licence you must undertake training for the award for personal licence holders (APLH) level 2. There is a dedicated training program for Designated Premises Supervisor's known as the Award for Designated Premises Supervisors Level 3. This qualification can only be undertaken once the APLH level 2 has been completed.
Most individuals who undertake training for the Award for Designated Premises Supervisors Level 3 qualification would normally be a supermarket, night club manager or people with a supervisory role in a large organisation. However, Police or Licensing Committees may insist on additional training for a Designated Premises Supervisor after a licence hearing.
To find out information on personal licence holder courses please visit our main website.
Monday, 14 January 2013
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Personal Licence Training Ltd: personal licence course surrey: Personal Licence Training Courses in Surrey Looking for a personal licence course Surrey? We hold regular personal licence courses ever...
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Personal Licence Training Courses in Surrey
Unfortunately we no longer have a venue Guildford but, we do hold regular personal licence courses every month in Croydon, Kingston, Heathrow and Gatwick for the APLH level 2 award for personal licence holders. The course is a one day training course on the licensing Act 2003 with a simple multiple choice exam at the end of the day.
There are several licensing authorities in county of Surrey these are as listed below;
- Croydon London Borough
- Elmbridge Borough Council
- Epsom and Ewell Borough Council
- Guildford Borough Council
- Mole Valley District Council
- Reigate and Banstead Borough Council
- Richmond upon Thames London Borough
- Runnymede Borough Council
- Spelthorne Borough Council
- Surrey Heath Borough Council
- Sutton London Borough
- Tandridge District Council
- Waverley Borough Council
- Woking Borough Council
Book your personal licence holders course online
www.personallicence.com Simply click the link and enter your post code to find your nearest venue.
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