What Does DBS Stand For?
The term DBS stands for Disclosure and Barring Service. The DBS is a government agency responsible for processing criminal record checks and barring decisions.
The main function of a DBS Check is to help employers make safer recruitment decisions by providing them with information on an individual’s criminal record history and any barring decisions that have been made against them.
What Does DBS Stand For? Eligibility for Checks:
DBS checks are primarily conducted for individuals working in regulated professions or positions involving close contact with vulnerable groups, such as children or adults at risk. Examples include teachers, healthcare professionals, social workers, volunteers, and individuals working in care homes or schools.
How Does Aaron’s Department Work With The DBS?
Aaron’s Department is an Umbrella Body, an organisation registered with the DBS that helps employers get DBS checks for their staff.
Our online checking service spots application mistakes as they’re being made, saving you time and money by reducing the chances your applications are rejected.
We also fast-track every single application we receive, making sure you get your results as fast as possible.
For more information on what does DBS stand for, or other questions you may have, check out the rest of our site, or contact us at contact@aaronsdepartment.com. We’re happy to help you with any questions you may have.