If you already have your Guard Card, the 32-Hour Bundle provides you with the continuing education that must be completed within 6-months after your Security Guard Card is issue. Courses taught by instructors who are actively in the industry with up-to-date information!
Step 1: If you already have your Guard Card, 32-hours of Continuing Education is required within the 6 months after Guard Card
Step 2: 16 Hours elective classes within 6-months after Guard Card
Step 3: 40-Hours Guard Card total training
Step 4: Did you know FREE Chemical Agent training with certificate included in the 40-Hour Bundle. ($50 Value)
The course was very straight forward and to the point great course I wish there were more courses out there like the ones from OSOS, thank you!
The course was very straight forward and to the point great course I wish there were more courses out there like the ones from OSOS, thank you!
Read LessThis course is required to work as a guard, thank you for making it quick and easy to understand!
This course is required to work as a guard, thank you for making it quick and easy to understand!
Read LessVery well organized and implemented
Very well organized and implemented
Read LessI applaud the content. It was enjoyable and very informative but not overwhelming that discourages you from learning.
I applaud the content. It was enjoyable and very informative but not overwhelming that discourages you from learning.
Read LessAll good eduction and I learned a lot. The videos examples and scenarios were very informative and interactive that were well done.
All good eduction and I learned a lot. The videos examples and scenarios were very informative and interactive that were well done.
Read LessThe online courses are a very good productive method of security officer training. You learn a lot of true facts from the instructors who are working in the ...
Read MoreThe online courses are a very good productive method of security officer training. You learn a lot of true facts from the instructors who are working in the industry.
Read LessExcellent material! I learned a lot about my responsibility and accountably of being a security officer.Using the videos and activities made the information ...
Read MoreExcellent material! I learned a lot about my responsibility and accountably of being a security officer.Using the videos and activities made the information easy to understand.
Read LessThe courses are filled with informative content and easy to understand. The videos were informative and the information was very relevant. Would gladly conti...
Read MoreThe courses are filled with informative content and easy to understand. The videos were informative and the information was very relevant. Would gladly continue using these courses in the future.
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Welcome Video
About the Company & Instructor
Module II. A: Public Relations
Training Syllabus
Introduction
Harassment & Discrimination
California Law
California Civil Law (Optional)
Verbal Harassment in the Workplace
Case Study | Duncan v. General Motors Corporation
Case Study | $10 million Price Tag
Physical Harassment in the Workplace
National Origin Discrimination
Quiz 1 Test Your Knowledge
Introduction
Verbal Skills & Crisis Intervention
Basic Communication Skills
Importance of Active Listening
Security Officer's Role in Responding to an Incident
Crisis Period
Quiz 2- Test Your Knowledge
Introduction
Respect: Stereotyping and Attitude
Respect
Image and Attitude
Stereotyping
Stereotyping Activity
Stereotyping Activity
Quiz 3 Test Your Knowledge
Introduction
Diversity
Developing Cultural Awareness
Developing Cultural Communication Skills
Degrees in Diversity: The Cole Institute and Bond Fund Case Study
Cultural Pursuit Activity
Cultural Pursuit Activity
Cultural Pursuit Survey
Quiz 4 - Test Your Knowledge
Introduction
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Understanding Substance Abuse
Signs and Symptoms: Controlled Substances
Under the Influence
Case Study Borse v. Piece Goods Shop, Inc.
How to Identify the Signs of Mental Illness
Welfare & Institution code 5150-6000
Quiz 5- Test Your Knowledge
The initial 8 Hour Guard Card course is $50 at OSOS Security Services. After you take the 8 Hour Guard Card course, the government fees listed below are subject to change at any time. We try to keep the list current, but the government can change them at any time without our knowledge. $55 BSIS Application Fee (paid directly to BSIS) $112 (price varies DOJ and FBI Electronic Finger Printing (paid to LIveScan operator). Most UPS stores do Live Scans but call before you go to make sure their time of operation and fees.
Live Scan is a system for the electronic submission of fingerprints and the subsequent automated background checks and responses. Live Scan is required for Guard Card and Firearms Permit Applications. Applicants should use the appropriate Live Scan Form available on the Bureau's website. It contains the correct coding needed to ensure the Bureau receives the required information promptly. Failure to Live Scan with the proper form will delay the processing of your application.
It's best to contact BSIS directly to answer this question before taking the Guard Card class. The nature of the crime, whether it was related to the duties of a Security Guard, the length of time elapsed since conviction, any evidence of rehabilitation, or mitigating circumstances are all considered when deciding whether or not to deny licensure. Bureau of Security and Investigative Services 2420 Del Paso Road, Suite 270 Sacramento, CA 95834 (916) 322-4000 1-(800) 952-5210 FAX (916) 575-7290 [email protected]
The initial training to get the California guard card is eight hours. Within 30 days of licensing as a security guard, you need an additional 16 hours of continuing education. Within six months of licensing, you need extra 16 hours of continuing education for a total of 40 hours of training within the first year from the date the guard card was issued.
The minimum age requirement for a Guard Card is 18 years of age. The minimum age requirement for a Firearms Permit is 21 years of age.
A security guard registration is valid for two years. Firearm permits expire two years from the date of issuance. An applicant must requalify four times during the permit's life: twice during the first year after the date of issuance and twice during the second year. Requalifications must be at least four months apart. Contact us for requalification at 415-519-3549
Security guards in California are allowed to carry a firearm while on duty in uniform with a valid firearms permit. Possession of a guard registration and exposed firearms does not permit a security guard to carry a firearm while off duty unless the guard travels to or from their residence, worksite, or firearm range. In addition, you can only carry a firearm of a caliber with which you have qualified for on the range and which is printed on your firearms permit. A security guard who carries a concealed weapon while on duty in civilian clothes possesses and carries both the guard registration card and exposed firearms permit issued y the Bureau. You must satisfy one of the following three requirements: (1) possess a concealed weapons permit (CCW) issued by a local Sheriffs Department ; or (2) be an active duty peace officer employed as a security guard/bodyguard by a private patrol operator, or by the person or the entity being protected; or (3) be an honorably retired peace officer, with an endorsement to carry a the concealed weapon, and employed as a security guard/bodyguard by a private patrol operator, or by the person or entity being protected.
Security guards must obtain the BSIS license (Bureau of Security and Investigative Services) for a firearms permit. This means they must complete an assessment for BSIS Firearms Permit to show that they can carry and use a weapon while they’re performing their duties. The license is issued for two years and the Bureau requires an armed security guard to re-qualify four times during these two years. The reason for the re-qualification is to show continued competency in carrying and using weapons on the job. Contact us for more information for your re-qualifications Please send us an email at [email protected] or call Jeff at (415) 519-3549 and we will reply.
For a security guard to carry a firearm on the job, they must first take a firearms course and go through background checks before carrying a gun on duty. To have weapons on the job, security guards must obtain the BSIS license (Bureau of Security and Investigative Services). This means that they must complete an assessment for BSIS Firearms Permit to show that they can carry and use a weapon while they’re performing their duties. This includes demonstrating sound judgment and self-control according to their requirements. A security guard is to use a gun only if necessary and if their life is threatened. A security guard who carries a concealed weapon while on duty in civilian clothes possesses and carries both the guard registration card and exposed firearms permit issued y the Bureau. You must satisfy one of the following three requirements: (1) possess a concealed weapons permit (CCW) issued by a local law enforcement agency; or (2) be an active duty peace officer employed as a security guard/bodyguard by a private patrol operator, or by the person or the entity being protected; or (3) be an honorably retired peace officer, with an endorsement to carry a the concealed weapon, and employed as a security guard/bodyguard by a private patrol operator, or by the person or entity being protected.
