Sec Notes

Unit 1

Outline

1. Describe the various roles and responsibilities of security professionals
2. Identify the circumstances and explain how security professionals protect persons
3. Identify circumstances and explain how security professionals protect property
4. Define the process through which security professionals are licensed in the province of Alberta
5. State the main provisions of the Security Services and Investigators Act
6. Describe the main provisions of the Security Services and Investigators Regulation
7. State the responsibilities and restrictions of a security professional under the Act
8. Describe the Complaints process as identified under the Security Services and Investigator Act
9. Define and demonstrate professional conduct for security professionals
10. Define and demonstrate professional appearance and deportment for security professionals

Unit 2

Outline

1. Describe how the Criminal Code of Canada and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms relate to the work of a security professional
2. Identify the legal authorities, rights, and limitations of an on-duty security professional
3. Discuss and provide examples of a citizen's power of arrest under the Criminal Code
4. Identify the types of offenses in the Criminal Code of Canada and provide examples of each
5. Discuss and provide examples of the following:
   1. Use of force in the line of duty
   2. Provisions for search and seizure in the performance of duties
   3. Legal powers of security professionals in situations of trespassing or vandalism
6. Describe the consequences when a security professional exceeds their authority
7. Identify and explain additional legislation with respect to security professionals, including:
   1. Gaming and Liquor Act and Regulation
   2. Trespass to Premises Act
   3. Petty Trespass Act
   4. Employment Standards Code and Regulation

Section 8 contains search and seizure Section 9 contains detained/imprisonment

Section 494 says that you have to see the offense yourself to make an arrest.

Arrest without a warrant requires... Identify yourself tell them why you're arresting make sure they understand go to a private area, optionally advise rights, allow to make a phone call advise they are not obliged to talk call the police

Search with consent most cases Power to search only if you saw them take something or they have a weapon

Petty Trespass Act

Section 2(1) Petty Trespass Act

• prohibition
• without permission
• doesn't leave immediately
• is guilty of an offense Section 2.1, Petty Trespass Act
• notice
• orally, writing, signage (no trespassing)
• no tearing down signs

trespassing is only enacted after they have been requested to leave

354 cc - posession of property obtained by crime

430 mischief can be destroying, carelessness, interrupts, obstructs, interferes

430(2) mischief that endangers someones life is big bad

breaking car window = mischief

public mischief is a hybrid dual offence

tamper computer data may be mischief

section 25 cc use of force

avoid using force

25-2 executing a sentence

25-3 when not protected

25-4 protected

26 excessive use of force

cops criminally liable operational policies provincial acts and regs social acceptability

27 cc use of force to prevent commision of offence

ProServe 25$ and ProTect Free to be in Gaming Liquor Venues

Unit 3

Basic Security Procedures

1. Explain and demonstrate the observation skills utilized by a security professional
2. Explain and demonstrate the various techniques used to:
   • control access to sites or venues, and areas within
   • carry out surveillance
   • control crowds
   • describe the signs and behaviours associated with substance absue
   • identify drug paraphernalia
   • control traffic in emergency and non-emergency situations
3. Describe shift-related responsibilities, such as:
   • interpreting shift posting orders
   • starting a new shift
   • transferring responsibility at the end of a shift
4. Explain best practices when working with a partner
5. Explain and provide examples of an appropriate use of force response for a security professional

Observation Activity

batteries glasses chocolate cell phone keyfob keys screwdriver gum coins business cards headphones ketchup coupon paper clips rings

15/24

CYMBLS

Color Year Make Body License Special

Recalling

Concentrate Associate Repeat

Excited Delirium occurs when restricted

Positional Asphyxia - try to avoid face down, try to avoid chest pressure

left side is preferred, seated more so

Unit 4

Communication for Security Professionals

1. Describe effective verbal and non-verbal communication strategies for security professionals
2. Identify and demonstrate methods of communication which are free from bias discrimination or harassment
3. Identify strategies for effective verbal and non-verbal communication in situations where communication barriers exist
4. Explain and demonstrate verbal and non-verbal communication skills when interacting with individuals who show signs of being:
   • uncooperative
   • violent
   • impaired
5. Identify and develop strategies to control your personal triggers in situations of conflict or anxiety
6. Conduct an effective interview

Cycle of Conflict break the cycle

Created: 2024-05-13 - Updated: 2024-05-16