Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a method used to save someone when their heartbeat or breathing has stopped. Such examples include when someone has drowned or has had a heart attack. This is done by compressing the chest of a patient …
Security Guard 10 Codes Professional Security Guards use the APCO (Association of Public Safety Communication) 10 Codes. It is a radio communication system for Security Guards or other public safety sector workers to discreetly share information while keeping the conversation …
Special Event Security Put your Ontario Security Guard Training into action! With a valid Ontario Security Guard License you can work special event security. Our partner, Redfield Group (https://www.redfieldsecurity.com/) is featured here with some of its Security Guards performing access …
Students looking for a Security Guard Practice Test and edge during their Ontario Security Guard Training should ask their training provider, "do you provide a free Security Guard Practice Test or practice exam?". Upon signup at www.securityguardcourse.ca, students are welcomed with …
Many new Security Guards and Private Investigators call us to ask what a Guarantor Form is and where they can find it. A Guarantor is someone who confirms your identity and confirms that the identification you provided on your Security Guard or Private Investigator License Application is valid.
First Aid is emergency care or treatment to an injured or ill person using readily available materials before regular medical attention can be obtained. First Aid is intended to preserve life, prevent further injury and promote recovery.
The PSISA is an acronym for The Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005. (https://www.mcscs.jus.gov.on.ca/english/PSIS/ActRegulations/PSIS_Act.html)
The PSISA regulates the security industry. As such, security guards must be familiar with the PSISA to ensure they follow the regulations and prohibitions, including the Code of Conduct.