Bureau of Security & Investigative Services, Proprietary Private Security Officer (PPSO) Licensing - (Non Guard Card)

Description

Gaslamp Marriot

660 K Street, San Diego, CA

This course will be taught from 8AM to 5PM, Saturday and Sunday, March 12 and 13, 2011.

The nightclub security industry is rapidly changing across the country. States and municipalities are seeking other, non policing, solutions to the increasing violence associated bars, clubs and other liquor licensed venues. One proven solution is the requirement of job specific training for the In House Security Guard.

The State of California did just that. As of January 1, 2011, all In House Guards or “Bouncers” must complete 16 hours of job specific training as part of their licensing process. Our company has the first approved training course available for the State of California.

Our approved training program is modeled from our long running certification program, HOST Training. This program was 12 hours long and has been taught to over 5000 hospitality employees nationwide. The new licensing curriculum is exactly the same with only two additions. The first addition is a training section on Powers to Arrest and Citizen’s Detention. The second addition covers a rising concern around the globe, Terrorism Awareness in the Hospitality Industry. The state course requires 16 hours total and with our quizzes, downloadable reading material, photos, videos and final test, we meet that requirement with ease.

One final thought. If you are from a state other than California, this program can absolutely benefit you and your staff. This is a very comprehensive and thoughtful training course that can truly reduce violence, reduce insurance claims, reduce police visits and reduce fees paid to attorney’s.

This course will be taught from 8AM to 5PM, Saturday and Sunday, March 12 and 13, 2011.

Powers to Arrest

• Introduction
• Your Role as a Security Host
• Your Duties as a Security Host
• Facts vs. Conclusions
• Types of Crimes
• Citizen's Detention / Arrest
• Searching Guests
• Review

Conflict Resolution and Force

• Introduction
• Your Primary Duties of a Security Host
• Dalton's Rules
• What is Legal Force?
• When Can You Use Force?
• Reacting to Violence
• Documentation
• Review

Alcohol Service Liabilities

• Introduction
• Criminal Liability
• Civil Liability
• Administrative Liability
• Recap Types of liabilities
• Liability case number one
• Liability case number two
• Liability case number three
• Liability case number four
• Liability case number five
• Liability case number six
• Liability case number seven

Alcohol Service Rules and Regulations

• Introduction
• Most Common Violations
• Minors & Over-Intoxication
• Law Enforcement Inspections
• Citizen's Detention
• Responsibility Outside Your Bar
• Midnight and 21st Birthday
• Water Bottle Leaving the Bar
• Minors Using Altered or Borrowed ID
• Valid ID for Entry
• Being Intoxicated
• Refusing Entry to Off-Duty Police
• Can You Legally Use Force?
• Review

Recognition of Borrowed and Fake Identification

• Introduction
• Screening IDs
• ID Security Features
• Developing your Routine
• Military Identification
• Passports and Foreign IDs
• Equipment Used When Screening ID
• Internet Fake IDs

Terrorism Awareness

• Introduction
• Introduction to Terrorism
• Overview of Security Professionals
• Nature of Terrorism Part One
• Nature of Terrorism Part Two
• Nature of Terrorism Part Three
• Terrorism in Your Industry
• Weapons of Mass Destruction Introduction
• Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Response Strategies
• Information Flow
• Hospitality in the Age of Terror
• Our Industry Under Attack
• Terrorism Attacks in the US

Recognition of Narcotics and Club Drugs

• Introduction
• Most Commonly Used Drugs
• Drugs in Your Club
• Methamphetamine
• Signs of Meth Use
• How is Meth Used?
• Guests or Employees Using Meth
• Cocaine
• Ecstasy
• Effects of Ecstasy
• How Does Ecstasy Gets in Bars?
• Ecstasy Paraphernalia
• GHB
• GHB Missed
• Suspicious Use of GHB
• Signs of GHB Intoxication
• Importance of Your Actions
• Additional Comments GHB
• Illegal Use of Prescription Drugs
• Review

This course will be taught from 8AM to 5PM, Saturday and Sunday, March 12 and 13, 2011.