Security Guard Act of 1992 Quiz

What is the Security Guard Act of 1992 responsible for?

Security guards must complete a 40 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course before being registered.

What is the duration of the On-The-Job Training Course for security guards?

What annual training must security guards complete after their initial training?

What courses must holders of a Special Armed Guard Registration Card complete?

All categories of NYS law enforcement officers are subject to the training requirements of the Security Guard Act.

Security Guard Act of 1992

Governs the security industry by enforcing employer and client rules, regulations, and procedures.
Establishes that the screening, hiring, and training of security guards is primarily a state concern.
Standardizes training and operational procedures across the security sector.

Training Requirements for Security Guards

Completion of an 8-Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course is mandatory prior to registration by the Department of State.
Must undergo a 16-Hour On-The-Job Training Course within 90 days after starting the first job as a Security Guard.
Once completed, the above training courses do not need to be repeated even if a guard changes employers.
An 8-Hour Annual In-Service Course is required each calendar year following initial training.

Special Armed Guard Registration Requirements

Holders of a Special Armed Guard Registration Card are required to complete a 47-Hour Firearms Training Course specifically for Armed Security Guards.
An additional 8-Hour Annual Firearms Training Course must be completed every calendar year thereafter to maintain their registration.

Exemptions and Waivers

Certain New York State law enforcement officers may qualify for exemptions or waivers from the training requirements set forth by the Security Guard Act.

Test your knowledge of the Security Guard Act of 1992 and its implications for the security industry. This quiz covers training requirements, special armed guard registration, and the enforcement of regulations. Perfect for aspiring security professionals and those interested in industry standards.