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January, 2014)  \n© 2011 , 2013 , 2014 Government of Alberta, as represented by the Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security, except where otherwise noted. All rights reserved. No part of these materials may be reproduced (including photocopying), stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the written permission of the Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security.  \nPlease notify the Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security if any cases of copyright infringement are identified.  \nContact Information for copyright requests:  \nRegistrar, Security Services and Investigators Act Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security  \n10th Floor, 10365-97 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 3W7 Email: [ssia.registrar@gov.ab.ca](ssia.registrar@gov.ab.ca)  \n[Fax: 780-427-4670](Fax: 780-427-4670)  \nProduced by: Lethbridge College  \n3000 College Dr. South  \nLethbridge, Alberta, Canada, T1K 1L6  \nEducational Enhancement Team  \nCourse Writer: Erica Cormack, B.A.  \nSchool of Justice Studies  \nSubject Matter  \nExpert: Peter Ashworth, Instructor, Criminal Justice  \nDepartment  \nInstructional Designer: Diana Quirk  \nFormatter: Shirley Trowbridge  \nMedia Specialist: Lyle Ruggles  \nAV Technician: Elio Girardi  \niStock Photos iStock photos from [http://www.istockphoto.com](http://www.istockphoto.com) . © 2010. Used under licence with iStockphoto® . All rights reserved.  \nFront cover photo numbers: 13204651; 11651074; 3783678  \nCollage photo numbers: 11651074, 5543915; 2975188; 4491334; 5679834, 11144261 , 4381786  \nAll Federal Acts & Regulations of the Government of Canada are reproduced by permission of the Federal Reproduction Law Order (S1-97-5) .  \nCopyright © 2004 Microsoft Corporation®, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, Washington 98052- 6399 U.S.A. Clipart reproduced with permission of Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.  \nProduced for: The Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security  \nAlberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security Alberta Basic Security Training  \nJan-14 Copyright  \nAlberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security Alberta Basic Security Training  \nJan-14 Collage  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction  \nLearning Outcomes Icons in This Manual  \nModule One: Introduction to the Security Industry  \nRoles and Responsibilities of Security Professionals Legislation and the Licensing of Security Professionals in Alberta Appearance and Conduct for Security Professionals  \nModule Two: The Canadian Legal System and Security Professionals  \nCharter of Rights and the Criminal Code of Canada Use of Force  \nAdditional Legislation  \nModule Three: Basic Security Procedures  \nObservation Patrol Skills  \nDealing with Substance Abusers Interacting with the Media Traffic Control  \nTraffic Collision Reports Post Orders  \nStarting a Shift Ending a Shift Working with a Partner Use of Force Response  \nModule Four: Communication for Security Professionals  \nVerbal and Non-Verbal Communication Challenges to Communication Communicating with Uncooperative Persons Conducting an Interview  \nModule Five: Documentation and Evidence  \nNotebooks Statements Reports Evidence  \nPreparing for Court  \nModule Six: Response Procedures for Security Professionals  \nAlarm Systems  \nResponding to Alarms Emergency Scene Management  \nModule Seven: Health and Safety for Security Professionals  \nPersonal Safety Identifying Hazards  \nShift Work  \nAlberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security Alberta Basic Security Training  \nJan-14 Table of Contents  \nAlberta Basic Security Training Introduction  \nWelcome to the Alberta Basic Security Training course. Over the next five days, you will develop the knowledge and skills required of a security professional and, upon successful completion of this course, you will be well-prepared to w","cbCaiehiks5tl5QQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiehiks5tl5QQ","pdf",5339457,200,"English","# Introduction\n## Learning Outcomes Icons in This Manual\n# Module One: Introduction to the Security Industry\n## Roles and Responsibilities of Security Professionals\n## Legislation and the Licensing of Security Professionals in Alberta\n## Appearance and Conduct for Security Professionals\n# Module Two: The Canadian Legal System and Security Professionals\n## Charter of Rights and the Criminal Code of Canada\n## Use of Force\n## Additional Legislation\n# Module Three: Basic Security Procedures\n## Observation Patrol Skills\n## Dealing with Substance Abusers\n## Interacting with the Media\n## Traffic Control\n## Traffic Collision Reports\n## Post Orders\n## Starting a Shift / Ending a Shift\n## Working with a Partner\n## Use of Force Response\n# Module Four: Communication for Security Professionals\n## Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication\n## Challenges to Communication\n## Communicating with Uncooperative Persons\n## Conducting an Interview\n# Module Five: Documentation and Evidence\n## Notebooks / Statements / Reports / Evidence\n## Preparing for Court\n# Module Six: Response Procedures for Security Professionals\n## Alarm Systems\n## Responding to Alarms\n## Emergency Scene Management\n# Module Seven: Health and Safety for Security Professionals\n## Personal Safety and Identifying Hazards\n## Shift Work","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Alberta Basic Security Training course?\",\"answer\":\"The course builds the knowledge and skills required of a security professional and prepares participants to write the provincial licensing exam and perform roles in the security field.\"},{\"question\":\"Which learning outcomes are addressed in the manual?\",\"answer\":\"Participants are expected to describe professional dress and conduct, explain relevant federal and provincial legislation, apply professional communication techniques, demonstrate accurate note-taking and reporting, and manage emergency situations and personal safety.\"},{\"question\":\"What modules cover documentation, evidence, and court preparation?\",\"answer\":\"Module Five focuses on documentation and evidence, including notebooks, statements, reports, and evidence preparation, and it includes preparing for court.\"}]","Alberta Basic Security Training - Participant Manual - 3rd ed. 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