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Security
Alberta Basic Security Training (ABST) & Examination
(Issuing Authority – Alberta Solicitor General)
Duration: 40-hour
Course Load: 15 registrants (minimum:10).
Description: This course is delivered in seven modules; each module deals with specific topic areas and there are learning outcomes associated with each.
The modules which make up the Alberta Basic Security Training course are:
- Module 1: Introduction to the Security Industry
- Module 2: The Canadian Legal System and Security Professionals
- Module 3: Basic Security Procedures
- Module 4: Communication for Security Professionals
- Module 5: Documentation and Evidence
- Module 6: Emergency Response Procedures for Security Professionals
- Module 7: Health & Safety for Security Professionals
To receive a certificate indicating successful completion of this course, you must attend all sessions of this training and pass a written examination proctored by the Solicitor General with a minimum passing grade of 80%.
Alberta Certification in Use-of-Force
(Issuing Authority – Alberta Solicitor General)
Duration: 40-hour
Course Load: 15 registrants (minimum:10)
Description: At the completion of the 40-hour training program the graduate will demonstrate, through a written (minimum 80% pass grade) and practical examination, an understanding of the legal liabilities associated with use-of-force and practical training in how-to gain control in different situations of a subject using no more force than is reasonably necessary. This program is accredited by the Alberta Solicitor General & Public Security. Students must attain a pass mark of 80%. Training includes certification in Handcuffing.
The course content covers:
- Co-operative Handcuffing
- Handcuffing – Overcoming Moderate Resistance
- Handcuffing – Uncooperative
- Blocking Single Stance
- Blocking Multiple Strikes
- Hand/baton versus Knife Defense
- Closed Baton Techniques
- Pressure Points
- Weapon Retention
- Striking Techniques
Security Technician
(Issuing Authority – Project Safe Canada)
Course Load: 15 registrants (minimum:10)
Description: The student will possess the necessary knowledge and skills to install and maintain electronic security systems for homes, business, and industrial sites. The electronic systems covered are closed-circuit television (CCTV), various alarm systems, motion sensors and secure phone lines. Program includes up to three months of practical training with either community or commercial service provider.
The course content covers:
- System controls
- System detection points
- Basic networking/design
- Commissioning
- Electrical/wiring requirements
- Wireless systems
- Safety considerations
- Alarm incident management
Call Centre Technician
(Issuing Authority – Project Safe Canada)
Course Load: 6 registrants
Description: The student will possess the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively manage call centre operations. Call centre technicians are responsible for product and service representation, incident/response service and call centre management.
- Interacting with persons in need
- Documenting incidents
- Referring customers to correct departments
- Incident response
- Service improvement
- Training new employees
