Course Rate:
$129.00
Course Rate:
$129.00
Security Guard Courses
NYS Division of Criminal Justice (DCJS) Approved Training Courses
Program's Description
In this training, the student will get detailed information on a security guard’s duties and responsibilities, knowing its essential role within an organization.
The 16 Hour On-the-Job Training Course (OTJ) is the second required course and it must have culminated within 90 days of employment as a security guard.
Course Length: 16 Hours
Course Type: On-Site (In Person)
English,
N/A
- Students are required to complete 100% of the course and actively participate in all learning activities.
- Culminate this training and obtain a course completion certificate.
- Students must obtain a score of 70% or higher on the final exam.
- By completing the 8 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course, students will receive a certificate of completion that must accompany their registration application when submitted to the Department of State.
- Make-up time is not available for this training course; students have to attend all their classes.
- The role of the security guard
- Legal powers and limitations
- Emergencies
- Access control
Other Courses
- 4-Hour Work-zone Flagger
- Adult First Aid, CPR/AED
- 6-Hour Defensive Driving Course
- Child First Aid, CPR/AED
English,
You must have completed the 8 Hour Pre-Assignment Course.
- Students are required to complete 100% of the course and actively participate in all learning activities.
- Culminate this training and obtain a course completion certificate.
- Students must obtain a score of 70% or higher on the final exam.
- By completing the 16 Hour On- The -Job Training Course, students will receive a certificate of completion that must accompany their registration application when submitted to the Department of State.
- Make-up time is not available for this training course; students have to attend all their classes.
- Access control
- Ethics and Conduct
- Incident command system
- Terrorism
- The role of the security guard
- Legal powers and limitations
- Emergencies
- Communications and public relations
