We provide you one year access to the course materials. You have plenty of time to complete the course. We have many different packages that are guaranteed to be the lowest in price and best in class.
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Our Ontario security training program covers the mandatory syllabus enforced by the Ministry of Community Safety & Correctional Services
Our passion for service, experience & level of commitment makes the difference. We are with you until and after that as well...........
We do not sacrifice in our quality even with the lowest guaranteed price. We make sure you receive proper trainings for lcience and for the jobs
Save big by signing up for our combo package. Once you register for our combo package, we will work with you to make sure we accommodate your requirements to schedule in-class/online trainings. One of our security specialist will be assigned to you until you receive your licence and certificate and after that as well.
Welcome and Licensing Process
This lesson consists of a brief introduction to the private security industry. You will receive a brief overview of the legislation as it applies to private investigators and security guards and how it will affect your role.
In this lesson, you will learn the responsibilities of private security, according to the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005 (PSISA). Pay close attention to the code of conduct as it outlines the rules and regulations you need to be aware of.
As a security guard, you will need to have a comprehensive knowledge of basic security procedures. Basic security procedures such as surveillance techniques, the protection of personal information, and the handling of substance abuse and drug paraphernalia will be covered in this module.
Writing is an integral part of being a security guard and you will need to learn how to properly record situations. In this lesson, you will learn how to complete the typical written reports required by security guards and private investigators. These note taking skills are critical when recording witness statements or contact information as an event is occurring.
You will gain a working knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). You will then be able to apply this knowledge to whatever site you are assigned.
You will be taught how to identify and respond to emergency situations in a timely and effective manner. The First Aid and CPR course will supplement this lesson’s training and provide more detailed instructions on how to address emergency situations.
Security Guards must be aware of major legislation as it relates to their job and the properties they protect. You will be become familiar with the Criminal Court System, the Ontario Evidence Act, and the Canada Evidence Act.
You will learn about important legislation as it relates to you role as a security guard, as well as the Criminal Code of Canada, Municipal bylaws, and the elements of tort law in security.
Students will learn how to respond professionally and effectively in their role. The three main components are communication skills, tactical communication, and interpersonal skills.
As a security guard you will encounter a diverse group of individuals every day. Treating everyone with kindness and respect is an important part of your job. That is why sensitivity training will teach you how to recognize your own biases, as well as the impact of mental, physical, cultural, and sexual differences.
While using force may be required of a security guard, you will learn about the importance of maintaining a professional composure and the limits of which you can apply force. The authority to use force under the Criminal Code of Canada and how handle situations while under pressure will also be addressed.
Introduction to the Investigation Industry
This lesson consists of a brief history of the investigation industry. You will receive a brief overview of the legislation as it applies to private investigators and how it will affect your role.
The Private Security and Investigative Services Act
In this lesson, you will learn the responsibilities of private security, according to the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005 (PSISA). Pay close attention to the code of conduct as it outlines the rules and regulations you need to be aware of.
Provincial and Federal Statutes
As a Private Investigator, you will need to have a comprehensive knowledge of of the statutes that apply to your role, since you will be working within the federal and provincial statutes that relate to the industry.
Criminal and Civil Law
Private investigators are expected to work in accordance with a wide range of criminal and civil legislative and procedural requirements while balancing their own organizational requirements. They should be familiar with the key legal and procedural principles of criminal and civil law as it applies to private investigation.
Investigative Techniques
Private investigators should have a thorough knowledge of research techniques, surveillance techniques, interviewing techniques, industry specific equipment and how to collect and preserve evidence. It is also imperative that private investigators understand how to take proper and complete notes. This section represents generally accepted practices throughout the private investigation industry.
Principles of Ethical Reasoning/Decision-making
Private investigators are required to make quick decisions in a variety of situations and must utilize good judgment. They need to recognize and appropriately handle ethical dilemmas relating to diversity, cultural differences and contemporary social problems, as well as be familiar with the PSISA Code of Conduct and the concept of duty of care.
Key Principles of Communications and Interaction
Private investigators encounter a wide range of situations and are required to act professionally under all circumstances. Effective communication is an essential skill for private investigators in order to adapt to different scenarios and diffuse situations when required.
Self-management Skills
Private investigators should have the skills and knowledge required to work individually and as part of a team. They should be able to assess their own roles and responsibilities within a larger team framework, use acquired interpersonal skills to build positive relationships and comply with legislative and procedural requirements to complete tasks within designated timeframes.
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