Security Guard Training Requirements in British Columbia
In British Columbia, every single security guard must complete the Basic Security Training (BST) course. Security Professionals working in the province of British Columbia are required to complete mandatory training prior to being eligible for provincial licensing. You must also be 19 years of age before you can apply for your Basic Security Training License. […]
Security Guard Licence Requirements in British Columbia
In order to hold a Security Worker Licence in BC, you must be at least 19 years of age. Along with this basic requirement, there are other requirements that must be met. Along with this basic requirement, there are other requirements that must be met. The following are all the requirements for obtaining a security guard license in BC
The Ontario Security Guard Test
The Security Guard Test in Ontario is given by The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. The ministry’s tests were developed by subject matter experts (SMEs) in the private security and investigative services industry who worked with the ministry’s test development consultant, CASTLE Worldwide Inc. The SMEs developed the test questions using a protocol […]
The Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA) in Ontario
The Private Security and Investigative Services Act The Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005 (PSISA) regulates the private security industry. The PSISA was proclaimed into force on August 23, 2007 to help professionalize the security industry, increase public safety and ensure practitioners receive proper training and are qualified to provide protective services. The PSISA […]
Security Guard Licence in Ontario
Who needs a security guard licence in Ontario You may need a licence if you are paid to do work that consists mainly of protecting persons or property. This includes bodyguards, bouncers and loss prevention personnel. Examples: You will need a licence if your main responsibility in a bar or restaurant, for instance, is controlling […]
Rules and Regulations for Security Guards in Ontario
In addition to the PSISA, there are several regulations which govern security guards. Many of these regulations apply only to employers. However, individual licensees should be familiar with the regulations, particularly those that affect them directly. Here are some of the regulations that affect a security guard in Ontario. Security Guard Code of Conduct This […]
Security Guard Requirements in Alberta
If you wish to work as a security guard in Alberta, you must be licensed by Alberta Justice and Solicitor General. This license is required if you are paid to patrol, guard or provide security, or detect loss of or damage to the property of another person.
Becoming A Security Guard in Alberta
In order to work as a security guard or security professional in Alberta you must possess a valid security license. Security services workers, including security guards, loss prevention workers, executive protection, patrol dog handlers and security alarm responders, must be licensed under the Security Services and Investigators Act (SSIA).
Alberta’s Security Services and Investigators Act
As of June 1, 2010, in Alberta, you must be licensed under the Security Services and Investigators Act (SSIA) to be a security guard or if you provide any of the following services:
Security Guard Requirements in British Columbia
Before you can apply to become a security guard in B.C., whether MANUALLY or ONLINE, you must ensure that you meet the following requirements. Fingerprints Before you apply for security worker licence, you must have your fingerprints taken. This is done only for new applicants and does not have to be provided again when you […]
