Bouncers (often called 'door supervisors' or 'crowd controllers') typically work in bars, nightclubs, music venues, and events to maintain order and security.
Crowd Control: Managing large gatherings, preventing overcrowding at entry/exit points, and maintaining order.
Access Management: Checking IDs to ensure clients are of legal age (drinking age), and denying entry to unruly or unauthorized persons.
Conflict Resolution: Being trained to de-escalate tension, intervene in disputes, and break up fights.
Safety Enforcement: Monitoring the premises to prevent unauthorized activities, theft, or harassment.
Ejection of Patrons: Professionally escorting customers who violate venue policies or are disruptive out of the establishment.
Physical fitness and ability to stand for long periods.
Excellent communication and customer service skills.
Calm and composed demeanor, especially in high-pressure situations.
Knowledge of martial arts or self-defense techniques is beneficial.
May require specific training and licensing in some regions.
