Security Professionals Quiz

Which of the following actions could result in a charge of trespassing at night?

What is FALSE about Security Professionals (SPs) and firearms?

Which of the following is a qualification required for a security worker license?

Which of the following is NOT a term that Security Professionals (SPs) are allowed to use?

What is considered a crime?

Which of the following is NOT a common reason for an SP's immediate dismissal?

When should an SP call the police after making an arrest?

Which of the following statements is TRUE about security programs?

In criminal law, what is the primary purpose of ordering a liable party to pay a sum of money to another person or group?

Under what circumstances are Security Professionals (SPs) required to produce their security worker license?

Which of the following best describes 'Public Security'?

What is the recommended first step for Security Professionals (SPs) when initiating an interaction with an individual?

What does the term 'static duties' typically refer to for Security Professionals (SPs)?

Which regulatory body is primarily tasked with investigating public complaints made against Security Professionals (SPs) or security businesses?

What is the term for security services provided by companies that contract their services out to clients?

Under what legal conditions are police officers generally permitted to enter onto private property?

According to the provided text, what is the primary means by which Security Professionals (SPs) may resolve most encounters?

According to the provided text, what right does an arrested person have during conversations with their lawyer?

According to the provided text, which of the following is NOT specifically listed as being covered under the Security Service Act?

According to the provided text, before using force, what must SPs primarily ensure?

According to the provided text, a Security Professional (SP) effects an arrest when they do what?

According to the provided text, what is a mandatory action for an SP when they arrest someone?

According to the provided text, is it true that an SP must document a use of force incident only if the subject was seriously injured?

According to the provided text, in what order should the first steps in the incident response process occur?

Which information should be recorded by the SP when interacting with emergency services?

What constraints exist regarding the use of force aside from the Criminal Code of Canada?

What should the SP's appearance, fitness level, and physical stature establish?

To whom does Public Security provide its services?

What defines a Passive resistant subject?

Recognizing one's moral duties and obligations refers to what term?

What could be a consequence for SPs acting improperly or illegally?

What is the primary objective of report writing?

Which agencies provide emergency response services?

When protecting against environmental hazards, what is the main role of the SP?

What does blocking involve?

What must an SP ensure before disengaging from a situation?

What is the appropriate manner for SPs to correct errors in their notes?

Which order should SPs organize their notebook entries?

Are SPs allowed to state their personal opinions about a case in their notebooks?

Which statement is FALSE regarding SPs and their notebooks?

Who may be given access to an SP's notebook?

Is the best position for an SP to maintain a face-to-face interaction with a subject?

What is considered effective communication?

Can a person be charged with possession of a weapon for using legitimate equipment in a threatening manner?

Why should SPs constantly reassess the situation they are responding to?

What is the primary goal of tactical communication?

Under what circumstance may an SP refer to their notebook while testifying in court?

When assessing a situation, should the SP consider the number of subjects present only if unsure of their own physical capabilities?

What does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom guarantee everyone the right to?

What is the primary legislation that protects human rights in British Columbia?

Which of the following best describes the term "stereotype"?

Which of the following actions would likely be considered a summary offense?

A person caught trying to pick the lock of a store is likely committing which offense?

What must a security professional (SP) ensure before using force?

What is the primary objective of report writing for a security professional (SP)?

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding security professionals and their notebooks?

Which of these options accurately describes the purpose of the National use of force model?

A security professional's (SP) reaction to a subject's behavior determines the response option utilized. What is the correct answer?

What is the key objective of 'Maintaining an appropriate reactionary gap' in security interactions?

Which of the following is NOT a right an individual enjoys during an arrest?

Which of the following actions is considered mischief?

What is the primary route for commercial break-ins?

Which of the following allows a Security Professional (SP) to make an arrest?

What is NOT a core element of the "Teacher" technique in tactical communication?

Under criminal law, what does restitution typically involve?

What should Security Professionals (SPs) do when they first encounter a subject?

What type of reports must Security Professionals (SPs) complete?

What condition allows police to enter private property without a warrant?

What does the term 'static duties' refer to for Security Professionals (SPs)?

Which agency investigates complaints against Security Professionals?

What offense is committed if someone threatens to strike you while attempting to steal your wallet?

Under human rights legislation, what can override provincial and municipal statutes?

Representatives of regulatory agencies are allowed to enter private property under certain conditions?

What does 'as soon as reasonably possible' imply in a security context?

If a Security Professional (SP) disengages from a situation, what is this considered?

What should an SP do at an incident scene regarding evidence?

In an emergency situation, whom should a Security Professional inform first?

If an SP is accused of wrongdoing by a tenant, what is their legal standing regarding arresting that tenant?

What is the recommended percentage of encounters Security Professionals should aim to handle using only presence and dialogue?

What is considered a professional practitioner within the security field?

When should SPs start assessing a situation?

How should SPs correct errors in their notes?

What does blocking involve in the context of SPs interacting with subjects?

Which statement accurately reflects an act of loitering?

What is required for theft to be considered complete?

Which following data should SPs record in their notebooks of every shift?

Under what condition may an individual refuse to work, according to OHS regulations?

Why should SPs consider the factors of time and distance when assessing a situation?

What does 'in-house security' refer to?

What could classify joyriding in legal terms?

Which of the following statements is NOT true about documentation in SP's notebooks?

Which statement is TRUE regarding security professionals' (SPs) documentation requirements?

What is the nature of peer pressure as it relates to security practices?