Everything a buyer needs to check.

SIA licensing

The Security Industry Authority licenses people who work in private security. Every Rhema officer holds a current SIA licence for the work they do: security guarding or door supervision.

• A licence is personal to the officer and carries a unique number.
• Door supervision licences also cover security guarding work.
• Anyone can check that a licence is current on the SIA's public register.

Vetting to BS 7858

BS 7858 is the British Standard for screening people who work in security. Every Rhema officer is vetted to it before they start.

• Identity, address history and the right to work in the UK
• Employment and education history for the last five years, with any gaps explained
• A credit check
• A criminal record check through the Disclosure and Barring Service

Certifications

Approved Contractor Scheme status and any British Standard or ISO certificates are listed here once evidenced.

Ask the office for current certificates.

Insurance

The types and levels of cover Rhema holds.

Details of cover are available from the office on request.

Data protection

Rhema is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office. Personal data from enquiries, applications and sites is handled as set out in the privacy policy.

The registration number is available on request.

Policies on request

Policies your procurement team can ask for, sent by the office on request.

• Health and safety
• Environmental
• Anti-bribery and corruption
• Corporate social responsibility

Ask the office for copies.