Canada Guard Security offers the most comprehensive line of training courses for Guards and Investigators to advance their skills within the security industry. Our training programs are rigorous, well thought out, informative and go above and beyond most standards. Because we only hire Guards from the most reputable training institutes and combined them with the Canada Guard Security enhanced training programs, we believe we have the best trained Guards in the community.
Chapter 1. Introduction To The Security Industry
Chapter 2. PSISA - Code Of Conduct
Chapter 3. Basic Security Procedures
Chapter 4. Note Taking, Statements, Report Writing And Intelligence
Chapter 5. Health And Safety
Chapter 6. Emergency Response Preparation
Chapter 7. Canadian Legal System
Chapter 8. Evidence
Chapter 9. Legal Authorities
Chapter 10. Effective Communications
Chapter 11. Sensitivity Training
Chapter 12. Use Of Force Theory
Chapter 1 History Of Private Investigation
Chapter 2 Definitions And Terms
Chapter 3. Basic Security Procedures
Chapter 3 Information Management
Chapter 4 Types Of Investigators And Investigations
Chapter 5 Evidence
Chapter 6 Analysing Evidence
Chapter 7 Basic Investigative Principles
Chapter 8 Investigative Techniques
Chapter 9 Preliminary Investigation
Chapter 10 Surveillance
Chapter 11 Investigative Sequence
Chapter 12 Crime Scene Management
Chapter 13 Sudden Death
Chapter 14 Managing Witnesses
Chapter 15 Interviewing Techniques
Chapter 16 Privacy Laws
Chapter 17 Principles Of Ethical Reasoning/Decision-Making
Chapter 18 Key Principles Of Communication And Interaction
Chapter 19 Canadian Legal System
Chapter 20 Court Preparation
This course is only available to Ontario Security Training graduates.
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FIRST AIDER
The first aider
First aid is required to:
Value of first aid training
Legal aspects of first aid
Barriers to action
How is an infection transmitted?
How to prevent disease transmission?
How to minimize mouth-to-mouth contact?
EMERGENCY SCENE MANAGEMENT
Emergency Scene Management
History, Signs and Symptoms, Mechanism of Injury
Call for Emergency Medical Services EMS/911
Unresponsiveness
Fainting
Recovery position
Casualty Management Responsive casualty with suspected head/spinal injuries
Signs and symptoms of head injuries
First aid for head injury including fractures of the facial bones and jaw
Concussion
Compression
Spinal injuries
Position found
Pelvic injuries
Shock
Supine position
Semi-sitting position
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
ADULT RESUSCITATION
Healthy choices prevent cardiovascular disease
Angina pectoris
Heart attack
Stroke
Cardiac arrest
The chain of survival
Anatomy and Physiology of the heart and lungs
Chest compressions
Location of the heart
Turning a casualty face up with no spinal injury
Turning a casualty face up with spinal injury
Adult CPR
Gastric distension with CPR
Performing CPR on a pregnant woman
AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATION
Chase McEachern Act
Life-threatening electrical impulses
Principles of early defibrillation
Structure and function of an AED
AED operation
Using an AED on a child
Special situations
AED maintenance and testing
ADULT CHOKING
Airway obstruction
Prevention and recognize choking
First aid for choking
Severe airway obstruction (conscious adult)
SEVERE BLEEDING AND WOUND CARE
Recognize severe bleeding
First aid for severe bleeding
Dressings and bandages
Internal bleeding
Care of amputated tissue
Types of wounds
Infection of a wound
Wounds with embedded objects
Wound to the palm of the hand
Bleeding from the nose
Bleeding from the gums, tongue and cheek
Bleeding from the scalp and from inside the ear
Abdominal wounds
Insect bites and stings/ Jellyfish stings
Snake bite and animal bites
Leeches
Ticks
Burns
Prevention of burns
Types of burns
Chemical and electrical burns
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
Diabetes
Seizures
Asthma
Allergic reactions that effect breathing
ELECTIVE LESSONS
SECONDARY SURVEY
Secondary survey
History of the casualty
Vital signs
Level of consciousness
Assessing pulse
Secondary survey guide
BONE AND JOINT INJURIES
Prevention
Signs and symptoms of a fracture
First aid for all fractures
Purpose of immobilization
First aid for a lower arm fracture
First aid for an upper arm fracture
First aid for a collar bone fracture
First aid for a lower leg fracture
First aid for an upper leg fracture
First aid for an ankle or foot fracture
First aid for a fractured wrist
Sprains/strains/repetitive strain injury
Dislocation
CHEST INJURIES
Types of chest injuries
Pneumothorax
Tension pneumothorax
Flail chest
Rib fractures
Blast injury
MULTIPLE CASUALTY MANAGEMENT
Multiple casualty management (triage)
Three levels of priority
Triage sequence of actions
RESCUE CARRIES
Principles of safety for moving a casualty
Proper lifting technique
Types of rescue carries
Drag carry
Pick-a-back
Cradle carry
Human crutch
Two-hand seat
Four-hand seat
Chair carry
Blanket lift with four rescuers
EYE INJURIES
Prevention
Particles in the eye
First aid for removing a particle from the eyeball
Remove a particle from the upper and lower eyelid
When you cannot safely remove a particle
Wounds in the soft tissue around the eye
Lacerations and bruises around the eye
Embedded object in or near the eyeball
Extruded eyeball
Chemical burn to the eye(s)
Intense light burns to the eye(s)
POISONS
Prevention
Classifications of poisons
Signs and symptoms of poisoning
First aid for ingested poisons
First aid for inhaled poisons
First aid for absorbed poisons
First aid for injected poisons
HEAT AND COLD INJURIES
Prevention
Frostbite
Hypothermia
Frozen state
First aid for mild and severe hypothermia
Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heat stroke
TWO-RESCUER ADULT CPR
Two-rescuer CPR
How to switch positions
CHILD AND INFANT RESUSCITATION
Causes of breathing emergencies and prevention
Severe airway obstruction (conscious child)
Child CPR
Severe airway obstruction (conscious infant)
Infant CPR
Ottawa
101 - 70 Bentley Avenue
Nepean, ON K2E 6T8
By Phone: (613) 238-1812
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
Toronto
1370 Birchmount Road
Scarborough, ON M1P 2E3
By Phone: (416) 751-1717
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
Mississauga
102-6345 Dixie Road
Mississauga, ON L5T 2E6
By Phone: (416) 751-1717
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
Brampton
Unit 1 - 158 Kennedy Road South
Brampton, ON L6W 3G7
By Phone: (905) 454-0724
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
** Please note: this information is taken from the website of the organization that handles the actual testing on April 8, 2011. To go to the actual website please go to http://www.ontariosecuritytesting.ca
Both the Security Guard and Private Investigator tests are in a written, 60 question, multiple choice format. Test appointments are 2 hours in duration, 75 minutes of which is the allotted test completion time.
The License Test Fee is $66.50 plus 13% HST for a total of $75.15.
Test results will be made available within 5 business days of completion of the test.
Candidates who are eligible and wish to retain both Security Guard and Private Investigator licences must take and pass both tests. Each test must be scheduled separately. Tests will be offered at 55 locations across Ontario. Please check the Locations link from this web site.
All tests must be booked in advance either online, or through a call centre agent.
Eligibility Rule:
You may only register and complete an examination if you hold a currently valid individual Ontario Security Guard or Private Investigator license, or if you have completed mandatory training approved by the Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services.
For candidates that are not licensed by Private Security and Investigative Services Branch, you must complete Ministry prescribed basic training before you become eligible to register for and complete an examination. There are two basic training programs, security guard and private investigator. To write either one of the tests, you must first complete the corresponding training.
If you are already licensed, you may only take the test for which you are licensed, or for which you have taken a Ministry approved training course.
Cancelation Policy:
Examinations cannot be cancelled or rescheduled. Once booked, the appointment for the examination is final and the associated fees are not refundable for any reason.
If extremely bad weather makes it necessary for Serco (DriveTest) to close the Test Centre when and where your appointment is scheduled, you will be contacted to arrange an alternate time to book your examination.
For information on the April 15, 2010 regulation introducing the requirement for testing please call the Private Security and Investigative Services Branch of the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services at 416 212-1650, toll free 1-866-767-7454 or visit their website at www.ontario.ca/private-security
Contact Us:
To speak with a customer service representative, please call 1-866-248-2555 from 8:30am - 5pm.
Serco DES Inc. (SGT)
5000 Yonge Street, Ste 1402
Toronto, ON M2N 7E9
Canada
sgt@serco-des.ca
For assistance please call (416) 212 - 1650
To eligible to apply for a security license, you must:
Notice: Service Ontario does not accept applications for security guard or private investigator licenses at its service counters.
Guards and Investigators must carry a valid license at all times while on duty. Security Guards must identify themselves and show the front of their license to anyone who asks to see it. This includes employers, Police Officers and any member of the public.
Security Guard or Private Investigator License Application Form
Security Guard or Private Investigator Application Form (Online)
Security Guard or Private Investigator Application Instruction Form
Consent and Relase of Liability Form Regarding Training
Security guard and/or private investigator licence: Guarantor Information Form
Application (replacing) a Private Investigator or Security Guard license
Application for a licence to (sell) Security Guard and Private Investigator services
Register a Private Investigation or Security Guard (business)
Change of address (Individual)
Change of address (Agency/Business Entity)
Notice: all links listed below are not publications of Canada Guard Security Inc. but that of the municipal, provincial and federal government websites. Canada Guard Securitry Inc. is a private corporation that acts to serve the security industry.
