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Introduction

• Course Acknowledgement

• Unarmed Security Officer - State of Georgia Requirements

• Armed Security Officer - State of Georgia Requirements

Responsibilities of an Unarmed Security Officer

• Responsibilities of an Unarmed Security Officer

• ROLE OF A SECURITY OFFICER

• GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

• Patrol

• FUNCTIONS AND TECHNIQUES

OBSERVATION AND PATROL

• OVERVIEW OF PATROL FUNCTION

• OBSERVATION TECHNIQUES

• PATROL TASKS FOR SECURITY OFFICERS

• PROFILING SITE CHARACTERISTICS

• PATROL PROCEDURES

• HANDLING SELECTED SERVICE CALLS

• RESPONDING TO CRIMES IN PROGRESS

• CHECKING SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

• EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

• Bomb Threats; Suspicious Packages

• What to Do: Suspicious or Unattended Item

• Riots, Civil Disturbances, and Labor Disputes

• Mental Health Awareness and DeEscalation

• HazMat Awareness Training

• Fire Control & Prevention

• How to Use a Fire Extinguisher Using the PASS Method

• Emergency First Aid Training & Response

LEGAL POWERS AND LIMITATIONS

• Security officer's powers of arrest

• Reasonable Belief 

• Search and Seizure at Time of Arrest 

• Arrest and Detention

• False Imprisonment

COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

• COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

• OBSTACLES TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS

• RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

• Phonetic Alphabet Chart

• DISPATCH PROCEDURES

• PORTABLE RADIOS (HAND HELD)

Courtroom Testimony

• Courtroom Etiquette

• Preparing to Testify

• Courtroom Testimony Tips

Georgia Law

• Crime classifications 

• Law Definitions

• Forcible Felonies

• 40-8-73.1. Tinting of Windows or Windshields

• OCGA 20-2-1180: Loitering in a School Safety Zone

• OCGA 20-2-1181: Disrupting a Public School

• 16-11-127.1: Possession of a Weapon on or Within 1,000 Feet of a School

• 16-3-23 Use of Force in Defense of Habitation

• 16-3-23.1 No duty to retreat prior to use of force in self-defense

• 16-3-23.1 No duty to retreat prior to use of force in self-defense of self or others

• 16-11-106 Possession of Firearm or Knife During Commission of or Attempt to Certain Crimes

• 16-8-14. Theft by shoplifting

• 16-5-60 Reckless Conduct or Endangerment

• 16-8-5. Theft of Services

• 16-11-39 Disorderly Conduct

• 16-11-37 Terroristic Threats

• 16-7-21 Criminal Trespass

• 16-8-15 Theft by Shoplifting

USE OF FORCE

• Use of Force (UOF)

• General Rules Governing Use of Force

• Reasonable Force

• Procedures(s) for Implementation

• Deadly Force

• The Protection and Preservation of Life - Requirement for Use of Deadly Force

• Principles of De-Escalation

• 16-3-24.28 Immunity from Prosecution for Use of Threats or Force

• 51-11-9 Immunity from Civil Liability for Threats or Use of Force in Defense of Habitation or Property

FIELD NOTE TAKING

• DEFINITION OF FIELD NOTES

• RECORDING INFORMATION

• CONSIDERATION IN NOTETAKING

REPORT WRITING

• FUNCTIONS OF REPORTS

• CATEGORIES OF REPORTS

• WHO USES REPORTS

• STEPS IN REPORT WRITING

• CONTENTS AND SEQUENCE

• CHARACTERISTICS

Access Control

• ACCESS CONTROL 

• Types of Threats

ETHICS AND CONDUCT

• ETHICS AND CONDUCT 

• SELECTED ETHICAL VIOLATIONS 

• Alcohol, Drugs, Brides, Sexual Harassment & More

First Aid Overview

• DEALING WITH AN MEDICAL EMERGENCY

• Prepare Yourself with the Right Gear

• The “Three P’s”

• 10 Basic First Aid Training Tips & Procedures for Any Emergency

• Check the Scene for Danger

• CONSENT OF THE PERSON IN NEED

• GEORGIA GOOD SAMARITAN PROTECTION

• What to do if your child is choking - How to save a choking child

• What to do if your baby is choking - How to save a choking baby

• How to save your child's life with CPR! How to do CPR on a child

• How to Perform CPR on Adults & Infants | In Case of Emergency

• Learn Hands-Only CPR in 60 seconds

• Fainting Causes & Treatment - First Aid Training

• How to Treat Severe Bleeding - First Aid Training

• Putting someone in the recovery position

• Bites and Stings First Aid

• Bone, Muscle and Joint Injuries

• Burns and Scalds

• Treating Cuts and Scrapes

• Treating Sprains

• Treating Heat Exhaustion

• Treating Hypothermia

• Treating Burns

• Allergic Reactions

• Drowning

• Wounds and bleeding

• Blood loss

• EYE INJURY

TITLE 43. PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESSES CHAPTER 38. OPERATORS OF PRIVATE DETECTIVE BUSINESSES AND PRIVATE SECURITY BUSINESS

• Georgia 43-38 Georgia Private Detective and Security Agencies Act

• 43-38-4. Creation of board; members; secretary; records; general powers and duties.

• 43-38-6. Licenses; qualifications; criminal records; fingerprints; bond, insurance, or net worth affidavit; display of license; suspension; temporary permits; license recognition agreements.

• 43-38-7. Licensing of armed employees; qualifications; continuing education; fingerprints; license card; suspension.

• 43-38-7.1. Registration records of unarmed security employees; fingerprint identification of prospective registrants.

• 43-38-8. Temporary employees.

• 43-38-9. Disposition of applicants’ fingerprints.

• 43-38-11. Denial, revocation, or sanction of licenses and registrations; action by board; judicial review.

• 43-38-11.1. Suspension of license, registration, or weapons permit.

• 43-38-14. Exceptions to operation of chapter; local regulation.

• 43-38-14.1. Restrictions on local business licenses.

• 43-38-16. Penalty.

Georgia 509. GEORGIA BOARD OF PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND SECURITY AGENCIES

• Rule 509 ORGANIZATION

• Chapter 509-2 LICENSURE AND REGISTRATION

• Chapter 509-4 SAFETY AND CONDUCT OF LICENSEES AND REGISTRANTS

• Rule 509-3-.06 Basic Training Requirements for Unarmed Security, Armed Security & Private Detectives

• Chapter 509-6 CHANGES

• Georgia Board of Private Detective & Security Agencies UPDATES

Conclusion

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