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Hence, the security professionals should be capable and understand their role and responsibilities to operate successfully in this environment. This Chapter will cover following aspects :  \n􀂃 Part I Aim of the course and conduct methodology  \n􀂃 Part II Role of Private Security and responsibilities of Security Guards  \n􀂃 Part III Professional expectations from Security Guards-What all must he know for efficient conduct of his responsibilities.  \nPart I: Aim of the Course-Conduct Methodology  \n• Aim of the Course  \n􀂃 To train students to complete mandatory training and testing requirements formulated by Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services.  \n􀂃 Prepare students to qualify in ministry administered test and achieve security guard license in Ontario.  \n􀂃 Help students to enhance their employability as security guards by practical knowledge of security duties and be job ready  \n􀂃 Learn to reduce personal/company liability by conforming to rules and regulations  \n• Course Curriculum The Ministry has directed that anyone seeking a license as Security Guard or Private Investigator must complete the mandatory training and testing requirements as directed under Private Security and Investigative Services Act 2005 (PSISA 2005) with effect from Apr 15, 2010. The curriculum for the Security Guard Training Course involves 40 hours of in-class training and 40 hours of own studies. The class curriculum is:  \n\n| Ser \\# | Subject | In –class Hours | Outside class hours |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | Introduction to the Security Industry | 2 | 2 |\n| 2 | The Private Security and Investigative Services Act and Ministry Code of Conduct | 2 | 3 |\n| 3 | Basic Security Procedures | 3 | 5 |\n| 4 | Report Writing | 2 | 2 |\n| 5 | Health and Safety | 1 | 1 |\n| 6 | Emergency Response Preparation | 4 | 4 |\n| 7 | Canadian Legal System | 3 | 6 |\n| 8 | Legal Authorities | 7 | 10 |\n| 9 | Effective Communications | 4 | 3 |\n| 10 | Sensitivity Training | 3 | 2 |\n| 11 | Use of Force Theory | 2 | 2 |\n| 12 | Emergency Level/First Aid Certification | 7 | - |\n|  | Total | 40 | 40 |\n\n• Course Delivery The Course will be conducted as follows:  \n􀂃 Class Lectures covering the complete curriculum  \n􀂃 Practical Discussions based on case studies and exercises  \n􀂃 Notes Taking. The Ministry is in the process of formulating a training Manual. In the interim, students must take notes in class during lectures.  \n􀂃 Tests Practice tests will be conducted to enhance confidence levels of students to qualify in the Ministry administered test.  \n• Options to Attend Course The students have two options to take this course.  \n􀂃 In Class Course. The course is conducted every Monday to Friday/ Saturday from  \n8.30am to 4 .30pm. The registration can be done online ( [www.mmsecurityinc.com](www.mmsecurityinc.com) ) or by visit to the office. The CPR and First Aid Course is mandatory part of this training.  \n􀂃 In Class-Online Combination Course. For those who can’t attend the full in-class course can opt for online course. The course curriculum can be completed online. However, for CPR and First Aid course, the students will have to attend the class on Friday/ Saturday depending on the availability of the Para-medic instructors. In addition, the online students can attend in-class sessions on need basis to clarify doubts or take practice tests to gain confidence to pass Ministry Administered Test.  \nPart II: Role of Private Security and Responsibilities of the Security Guard  \n• Role The main role of security is protection and prevention by deterrence to safeguard people, property and infrastructure. To achieve this, security guard must :  \n􀂃 Observe – the surroundings  \n􀂃 Deter –crime by their presence  \n􀂃 Record-all incidents and happenings  \n􀂃 ","cbCaia89Ltyzkhtn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia89Ltyzkhtn","pdf",97750,"English","# MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE SECURITY INDUSTRY\n## Part I: Aim of the Course - Conduct Methodology\n## Part II: Role of Private Security and Responsibilities of the Security Guard","[{\"question\":\"What is the aim of the security guard training course in this module?\",\"answer\":\"The course aims to train students to complete mandatory training and testing requirements under PSISA 2005, qualify in the ministry-administered test for an Ontario security guard license, and improve employability through practical security duty knowledge.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the course curriculum include and how is training time allocated?\",\"answer\":\"The curriculum includes 40 hours of in-class training and 40 hours of own study, covering subjects such as basic security procedures, report writing, health and safety, emergency response preparation, legal topics, communications, sensitivity training, use of force theory, and emergency level/first aid certification.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the core role expectations of a security guard?\",\"answer\":\"The security guard’s role focuses on protection and prevention by deterrence, including observing surroundings, deterring crime, recording incidents, and reporting to authorities as specified in site orders.\"}]","MODULE 1 - INTRODUCTION TO THE SECURITY INDUSTRY - Part 1 - Aim of the course and conduct methodology | PDF",1790743886,15]