Maryland Security Guard Initial Training
The price shown is only the deposit to secure your seat. Full price is $225
Duration: 12hrs
$50.00
Fee
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November
26
Tuesday
2 Day Class |
Randallstown, MD
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5 - 25 Students | 9a-3p | Donell Trusty |
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December
9
Monday
2 Day Class |
Randallstown, MD
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5 - 25 Students | 9a-3p | Donell Trusty |
Description
Per SB760, All new security guard applicants must complete 12 hours of initial training from a Maryland Police Training Commission-approved provider. Applicants must submit a certificate of completion with their application. Security guards renewing their certification must complete 8 hours of training and submit a certificate of compliance.
This 12-hour Maryland Security Guard Training course covers certification requirements, crime identification, use of force, de-escalation, crisis management, and weapons handling, preparing participants to perform their duties safely, legally, and professionally.
Topics Covered
SG-1 Identify the requirements for receiving and maintaining a security guard certification in
the State of Maryland.
SG-2 Identify the limitations to receiving and maintaining a security guard certification in the
State of Maryland.
SG-3 Given various scenario, demonstrate the ability to identify elements of a given crime,
using the annotated code of Maryland and/or the Digest of Criminal Laws.
SG-4 Identify the legal limits of a security guards authority to arrest and/or detain a suspect.
SG-5 Define what constitutes use of force.
SG-6 Identify when use of force is authorized and prohibited.
SG-7 Identify the reporting requirements a security guard must complete force is used.
SG-8 Identify the legal ramifications for security guards and their employer when force is
used.
SG-9 Define what constitutes de-escalation.
SG-10 Identify how time, distance, and cover can be used to de-escalate a situation.
SG-11 Identify the role of communication in de-escalating a situation.
SG-12 Identify the limitations and requirements for a security guard carrying weapons.
SG-13 Identify techniques that a security guard may employ when encountering an individual
in crisis.
SG-14 Identify techniques that a security guard may employ when encountering an individual
with a disability
SG-15 Identify techniques that a security guard may employ when encountering a juvenile.
SG-16 Identify techniques that a security guard may employ when encountering an individual
with behavioral health concerns.
SG-17 Identify techniques on how to seek aid for a person in need
Expectations and Outcomes
Overall, individuals who complete the course will be equipped with the skills, knowledge, and judgment to perform their duties responsibly, safely, and legally, contributing positively to the safety and security of the community they serve.
Types
Security Training & Certification
Documentation Requirements
If you require Sponsorship, you must get your livescan FIngerprints done and bring the receipt with you in order for us to submit the application.