Courses Available Through Our Accredited Partnerships:
Basic Security Guard Training Course (see below for information)
First Aid + CPR Certification
Use of Force - Handcuffing & Baton
Crisis Management
Effective Communication

You are one step closer to becoming a Licensed Security Guard in Ontario. Having a security licence will allow you to work with the 7 Diamond Security Team. 

HOWEVER, if you are interested to work in any of our other divisions TODAY,  feel free to apply on our Careers Page 

This is a 40 Hour content course, which can be completed from anywhere, including the comfort of your home, at your own pace. Course content is listed below.

• Chapter 1. Introduction to the Security Industry
• • Section 1: History Of Security
  • Section 2: Different Jobs In The Security Industry
  • Section 3: Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities Needed To Perform Well
  • Section 4: Job Specifications, Activities, And Demands Of A Security Guard
  • Section 5: Security Industry Background And Changes In The Industry
• Chapter 2. PSISA - Code of Conduct
• • Section 6: Private Security And Investigative Services Act, 2005 (Psisa)
  • Section 7: Code Of Conduct
• Chapter 3. Basic Security Procedures
• • Section 8: Surveillance Techniques
  • Section 9: The Basic Elements Of Security
  • Section 10: Drug Effects, Substance Abuse And Related Drug Paraphernalia
  • Section 11: Confidentiality
  • Section 12: Procedures For Handling, Storing, Disseminating And Destroying Information Of A Personal Nature
  • Section 13: Personal Information Protection And Electronic Documents Act (Pipeda) Regarding The Protection Of Personal Information
  • Section 14: Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA)
• Chapter 4. Note Taking, Statements, Report Writing and Intelligence
• • Section 15: Note Taking
  • Section 16: Witness Statements
  • Section 17: Report Writing
  • Section 18: Intelligence
• Chapter 5. Health and Safety
• • Section 19: Occupational Health And Safety Act
  • Section 20: Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (Whmis)
• Chapter 6. Emergency Response Preparation
• • Section 21: Identify The Criteria’s Of A Potential Emergency
  • Section 22: Emergency Response Procedures
  • Section 23: The Potential Roles Of A Security Guard In Emergency Situations
  • Section 24: How To Implement Duty Of Care
• Chapter 7. Canadian Legal System
• • Section 25: How Laws Are Made
  • Section 26: How Laws Are Managed
  • Section 27: The Process That Leads To A Person Being Accused, Charged And Convicted.
  • Section 28: Canadian Criminal Court System

• Chapter 8. Evidence
• • Section 29: Types Of Evidence
  • Section 30: The Ontario Evidence Act And Canada Evidence Act That Pertain To Admissible Evidence
  • Section 31: Commonly Accepted Approaches To The Collection, Preservation Handling And Sealing Of Audio/Visual Materials
  • Section 32: Presentation Of Evidence
• Chapter 9. Legal Authorities
• • Section 33: Important Legislation
  • Section 34: Criminal Code Of Canada
  • Section 35: Elements Of Tort Law In Security Situations
  • Section 36: Municipal By-Laws
• Chapter 10. Effective Communications
• • Section 37: Oral And Written Communication Skills
  • Section 38: Tactical Communication
  • Section 39: Discuss The Following Interpersonal Skills
• Chapter 11. Sensitivity Training
• • Section 40: Recognizing One’s Own Biases And How These Can Influence Situations
  • Section 41: Recognizing The Impact Of Mental, Physical, Cultural And Sexual Differences On Situational Dynamics
• Chapter 12. Use of Force Theory
• • Section 42: Authority To Use Force Under The Criminal Code Of Canada
  • Section 43: How To Act Under Stress And Maintain Composure
  • Section 44: Positional Asphyxia And Excited Delirium