Training

Chapter 1 History Of Private Investigation

• Section 1. The History Of Private Investigation
  
• Section 2. Private Investigation In Ontario
  

Chapter 2 Definitions And Terms

• Section 6: Private Security And Investigative Services Act, 2005 (Psisa)
  
• Section 7: Code Of Conduct
  

Chapter 3. Basic Security Procedures

• Section 3. Criminal Investigation
  
• Section 4. Reasonable Grounds
  
• Section 5. General Definitions
  
• Section 6. Classification of Person Involved
  

Chapter 3 Information Management

• Section 7. Note Taking, Report Writing, Intelligence
  
• Section 8. Note Taking
  
• Section 9. Report Writing
  
• Section 10. Intelligence
  

Chapter 4 Types Of Investigators And Investigations

• Section 11. Types of Investigations
  
• Section 12. Objective Of An Investigation
  
• Section 13. Problem Solving Model
  
• Section 14. Use Of Discretion
  
• Section 15. Order Of Investigators
  
• Section 16. Accidents
  
• Section 17. Skip Tracing
  
• Section 18. Domestic Disputes
  

Chapter 5 Evidence

• Section 19. Source Of Evidence
  
• Section 20. Rules of evidence
  
• Section 21. The Ontario and Canada Evidence Act
  
• Section 22. Commonly Accepted Approaches To The Collection, Preservation Handling And Sealing Of Audio/Visual Materials
  
• Section 23. Admissibility Of Evidence
  
• Section 24. Commonly Accepted Approaches To The Collection, Preservation And Presentation Of Evidence
  
• Section 25. Evidence Packaging
  

Chapter 6 Analysing Evidence

• Section 26. Anthropometrics
  
• Section 27. Era Identification
  

Chapter 7 Basic Investigative Principles

Chapter 8 Investigative Techniques

• Section 28. Investigative Method
  
• Section 29. Anton Piller Orders
  

Chapter 9 Preliminary Investigation

Chapter 10 Surveillance

• Section 30. Surveillance Types
  
• Section 31. Surveillance Report Example
  

Chapter 11 Investigative Sequence

• Section 32. Opening an investigation
  
• Section 33. Gathering and Following Leads
  
• Section 34. Event Reconstruction
  
• Section 35. Elimination Process
  
• Section 36. Final Reports and billing
  
• Section 37. Closing an investigation
  

Chapter 12 Crime Scene Management

• Section 38. Observing The Scene
  
• Section 39. Fixing The Scene
  
• Section 40. Search Process
  

Chapter 13 Sudden Death

• Section 41. Homicide
  
• Section 42. Natural Causes
  

Chapter 14 Managing Witnesses

• Section 43. Evaluating Credibility
  
• Section 44. Witness Deception
  
• Section 45. Informants
  
• Section 46. Children
  
• Section 47. Witness Statements Report
  
• Section 48. Witness Statement
  

Chapter 15 Interviewing Techniques

• Section 49. Interview Techniques
  
• Section 50. Confessions
  

Chapter 16 Privacy Laws

• Section 51. Electronic Storage
  

Chapter 17 Principles Of Ethical Reasoning/Decision-Making

• Section 52. Anti-Racism/ Anti-Discrimination
  
• Section 53. Human Rights Commission
  
• Section 54. Avoiding Charter Violations
  

Chapter 18 Key Principles Of Communication And Interaction

• Section 55. Tactical Communication
  
• Section 56. Interpersonal Skills
  

Chapter 19 Canadian Legal System

• Section 57. How Laws Are Made
  
• Section 58. How Laws Are Managed
  
• Section 59. The Process That Leads To A Person Being Accused, Charged And Convicted
  
• Section 60. Criminal Code Of Canada
  
• Section 61. Canadian Criminal Court System
  
• Section 62. Elements Of Tort Law In Security Situations
  
• Section 63. Municipal By-Laws
  

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