1. Which of the following are basic duties of a security guard?
- Patrolling sites and buildings and removing trespassers
- Securing evidence and making arrests
- Conducting crowd control and receiving lost property
- All of the above
2. Which of the following are mandatory licensing requirements under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005?
- Individuals must be 18 years of age
- Individuals must be entitled to work in Canada and have a clean criminal record
- Individuals must complete all prescribed training and testing
- All of the above
3. What is the purpose of a security guard randomly selecting patrols and changing times that areas are covered?
- To prevent security guards from taking advantage of long patrols to rest
- To prevent potential offenders monitoring the area to know where and when security guards will be at given times
- To ensure that a specific area isn't monitored back to back
- All of the above
4. How should notebooks be used in a court situation?
- Entries in notebooks should be read in their entirety in place of testimony or independent recall
- Notes should be referred to only to refresh memories, and to provide specific information that cannot be clearly remembered (such as specific times)
- Only signed witness statements in notebooks can be used for court purposes
- Notebooks should not be used while testifying as it indicates you do not have an independent memory of the events
5. Which of the following is true regarding the Occupational Health and Safety Act?
- Responsibilities and duties are outlined for employers and employees in the regulation
- Responsibilities and duties are outlined for employees only
- Violations of the act can only occur with employers and owners
- The condition of the equipment is the responsibility of the employee according to the regulation
6. Which of the following are considerations you should have in mind when responding to a break-and-enter call as a security guard?
- Preservation of evidence
- Personal safety
- Establishing a perimeter
- All of the above
7. What are three types of criminal offences in Canada?
- Indictable Offences, Corporal Offences and capital Offences
- Indictable Offences, Summary Conviction Offences and Dual Procedure (or Hybrid) Offences
- Federal Offences, Provincial Offences and Municipal Offences
- Capital Offences, Summary Offences and Minor Offences
8. Which of the following statements is true regarding the following scenario? A security guard who is patrolling a parking lot finds a person attempting to hotwire a company vehicle when you know vehicles are not supposed to be moved as all employees have left for the evening.
- The security guard can arrest the male because the suspect was found committing an indictable offence (theft)
- The security guard can arrest the male because they are an agent of the property and they found the suspect committing a criminal offence (theft)
- Both of the above
- None of the above
9. Which of the following are three aims of effective tactical communication?
- 1) Ensuring a standard and professional approach. 2) Preventing conflicts from escalating. 3) De-escalating a conflict or situation
- 1) Ensuring a presence of authority. 2) Preventing conflicts from escalating. 3) Intimidating citizens so they comply with requests
- 1) Matching your communicating style with whoever you are speaking. 2) Always speak at a lower level than the person you are speaking with. 3) De-escalate any conflict
- 1) Matching your communicating style with whoever you are speaking. 2) Preventing conflicts from escalating. 3) Intimidating citizens so they comply with requests
10. Which actions are appropriate to take when dealing with a person with a mental illness?
- Being honest with the person
- Not using humour or sarcasm with the person
- Both of the above
- None of the above
11. Which of the following is required to justify the Use of Force under the Criminal Code of Canada?
- You must be acting on reasonable grounds
- You must be a police officer, or person employed in private security
- You are authorized to use whatever force you feel is appropriate
- All of the above
12. What steps should be taken when treating severe bleeding?
- Apply pressure continuously for at least 20 minutes
- Replace any dislodged organs
- Remove any embedded object
- Keep the person moving
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