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Services we are
offering to you, the California security guard:
-
Firearms
Qualifications
-
Bi-annual
Firearms Requalification
-
Assistance and
guidance in applying to BSIS - Bureau of Security and
Investigative Services
-
Security Guard
Courses (Call for availability)
- Power To Arrest
/ Weapons of Mass Destruction / Terrorism Awareness (Mandatory,
8 hours)
- Public Relations- Community &
Customer
(Mandatory, 4 hours)
- Observation and
Documentation (Mandatory, 4 hours)
- Communication and
Its Significance (Mandatory, 4 hours)
- Liability and Legal
Aspects (Mandatory, 4 hours)
- Post Orders and
Assignments (Elective, 4 hours)
- Company
Policies/Orientation (Elective, 4 hours)
- Evacuation
Procedures (Elective, 4 hours)
- Officer Safety
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Arrests, Search and
Seizures (Elective, 4 hours)
- Access Control
(Elective, 2 hours)
- Trespass (Elective,
4 hours)
- Criminal Laws
(Elective, 2 hours)
- Handling Difficult
People (Elective, 4 hours)
- Workplace Violence
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Chemical Agents
(Elective, 8 hours)
- Preserving the
Incident Scene (Elective, 4 hours)
- Crowd Control
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Driver Safety
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Security Supervision
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Courtroom Demeanor
(Elective, 4 hours)
- Parking/Traffic
Control (Elective, 2 hours)
- Radio Procedures
(Elective, 2 hours)
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NOW
AVAILABLE
Online State Registration for a Faster Guard Card
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BSIS
Online Guard Registration Info Page - Registration
Page
Call (310) 832-8916 for more information.
Location of our
San Diego Office:
Academy Security Training
Be Safe Gun Training / American CCW
Address in San Diego to be determined
San Diego, CA
For more information, call
(310) 832-8916 or email admin@security-guard-training.net
Important
Security Guard Information
BSIS
Firearms Requirements - for Security Guards, Alarm Agents,
Private Investigators and Private Patrol Operators (PPO).
Security Guard Training -
You need to complete the 8-hour Power To Arrest course to get
your guard card initially. Then, you need to complete two
mandatory courses and two elective courses for a total of 16
hours in the first 30 days, and another two mandatory and two
elective courses for an additional 16 hours within the first 6
months. You need 8 hours of training each year to retain
your guard card. Security
Guard Firearms Permit - This allows you to open (exposed)
carry when you are in uniform. You need to complete a 14-hour
course (8 hours classroom and 6 hours range time). You
need to submit an application to BSIS upon completion. You
then qualify for each specific caliber you intend to carry.
Firearms requalification is needed twice each year in order for
you to renew at the end of two years. In other words, you
need to requalify four times by the time you renew after two
years. Here's a link
on the BSIS website.
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CALIFORNIA SECURITY GUARDS
Don't let
your guard card license elapse. Although you already
have your guard card, the state (BSIS - Bureau of Security
and Investigative Services), you need to make sure that
you are meeting the training requirements, including the
annual training. Same goes for security guard
firearms permits. BSIS will verify your
training when you're up for renewal, so you have to stay
on top of this. We at Academy Security Training can help you meet the security training
requirements. We are here to help you. |
From the BSIS
site regarding training:
Firearm Requalifications Reminder
It has
come to our attention that Firearm Permit renewal applicants are
not requalifying with all calibers at each mandatory
requalification. This notice is to provide clarification about
that issue.
An
individual who possesses a Firearm Permit must requalify with
all calibers listed on their permit each time they shoot. If all
calibers are not included on each mandatory requalification, the
individual risks losing the authorization to carry the
additional calibers.
The
Firearm Instructor is responsible for seeing that the
application, prior to submission to the Bureau, is completed as
required.
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