Site Specific Training

• Specific Building patrol
• Key Control
• Locking and Unlocking Doors
• Controlling Access To And From The Site
• Emergency Preparedness
• Detect and Report Safety Hazards
• Detect and Control Physical Security Defects
• Control Lost and Found Property
• Inspect Waste Receptacles For Concealed / Stolen Property
• Inspect Perimeter of Security
• Control Radio and Telephone Communications
• Control and Report Disturbances (Protect Crime Scene)
• Monitor Camera and alarm Systems
• Prevent Drug and Substance Abuse
• Enforce Parking Regulations
• Detect and Report Suspicious Persons or Vehicles
• Verify Incoming And Outgoing Shipments
• Surveillance
• Response To Alarms
• Control Client's Property As Required
• Obey and Follow Site Orders
• Protect Controlled Substances
• Crowd Control
• Access Control
• Parking and Traffic Control

 

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General Security Training

Theory

• Dealing with trespassing
• Potential liability issues in security
• Powers of arrest and search & seizure, powers of search
• The law of evidence
• Interviewing and interrogation
• Court proceedings
• Crime scene responsibilities: Collecting, preserving the incident scene Effectively managing a crime scene
• Foundations of security and the law
• Criminal law, provincial Statutes (law)  and the charter
• Directs and indirect negligence” the chain of causation
• Powers of arrest, search and seizure.
• Duty of person effecting an arrest: Section 29
• Legislation affecting the powers of arrest: the Charter
• Liability for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment
• Arresting children and young persons
• Searches: random searches of employees, visitors, trespassers and arrested persons
• Changes to security laws and their anticipated effects
• The tort of negligence: legal duties of security professionals
• Offences against the person, property and public order
• Note taking, report writing, structure, Preparing necessary documentation
• Relations with police
• First Aid and CPR level C
• verbal intervention and communication.
• Conflict Management, verbal judo
• Legal issues in providing medical assistance
• Dealing with potentially violent situations or the mentally impaired
• The impact of the Charter
• Customer Service orientation
• Deportment
• Proper skills and conduct when intervening
• Radio communications
• Racial harassment and discrimination
• Use of force,  provisions of the Criminal Code: Sections 25, 26, 27, 34, 35, 37, and 38  (Liability for use of excessive force) (Use of force to prevent commission of an offence) (avoiding liability)

 
 
Practical

• PPCT -Gym time- 

Searches Handcuffing: Standing, Kneeling, Controlled
Takedowns: Straight arm bar, Wristlock, Rear Wristlock
Ground fighting: Release from guard, Release from full mount, Release from rear choke
Baton training (Level A agents only) more tactical