NORTHERN ALBERTA DIVISION

Day 5 review
____________________ details to memory.

a. Trust
b. Commit
c. Associate
d. Structure

b. Commit
You must be able to _____________
information in order to use it in an
investigation.

a. Recall
b. Memorize
c. Document
d. Record

a. Recall
The purpose of patrol is to:

a. Let everyone know you are in the building

b. Observe your surroundings for changes
or unusual activity
c. Meet the requirement of your post orders
d. Find out the events taking place at the site

b. Observe your surroundings for changes

or unusual activity
Your patrol route should:

a. Always stay the same

b. Change every time
c. Allow you to cover all areas of a premises
or site
d. Get shorter as you near the end of your shift

c. Allow you to cover all areas of a premises

or site
Controlling ___________ is a common duty
for a security professional.

a. Open and closing times

b. Temperature and humidity
c. Overtime
d. Access

d. Access
______________________ is not a suggested
method for controlling a crowd.

a. Removing the leader

b. Breaking the crowd into smaller groups
c. Using force to remove individuals who are
fighting
d. Seeking assistance from a sympathetic
leader
c. Using force to remove individuals who
are fighting
_____________ your patrol at the start of
each shift.

a. Call in
b. Document
c. Conduct
d. Plan

d. Plan
When calling in a licence plate using the
phonetic alphabet, “EZM” would be
expressed as:

a. Earache–Zion-Malta
b. Echo-Zion-Mike
c. Elbow-Zulu-Malta
d. Echo-Zulu-Mike

d. Echo-Zulu-Mike
Be watchful for ________, or things that look
_____________ than before.

a. People, bigger
b. Time, different
c. Change, different
d. Association, more disturbed

c. Change, different
You may recall information by concentrating,
associating, and
_____________________.

a. Writing
b. Visualizing
c. Repeating
d. Memorizing

c. Repeating
Which of the following is not an appropriate
activity while on patrol?

•Checking in with the dispatcher at regular

intervals
b. Asking the receptionist how things are going
c. Arranging a lunch date with a contractor
d. Speaking to another security professional
about site hazards

c. Arranging a lunch date with a contractor

Portable sound systems (e.g., MP3 players)
may be used after hours or at night while on
duty.

a. True
b. False

b. False
Door and window locks should be checked:

a. Once per shift

b. At the beginning and end of each shift
c. Hourly
d. Each time you pass

d. Each time you pass

14. You may permit access to an unauthorized
individual:

•When it is late at night and it is not safe for

the person to remain outside
b. When they are accompanied by an
authorized person
c. Under no circumstances
d. When the individual tells you an emergency
situation is taking place

c. Under no circumstances
You should not leave at the end of your shift
until:

•You check all doors and windows to ensure

they are locked
b. Your replacement arrives
c. The dispatcher tells you it is okay to leave
d. You have finished writing your post-orders

b. Your replacement arrives

The phonetic alphabet is:

a. Used by hearing impaired persons

b. The letters on a telephone keypad
c. Comprised of sounds only
d. Used frequently for clarity in
communication

d. Used frequently for clarity in

communication
You are authorized to confiscate liquor at the
entrance to a sporting venue.

a. True
b. False

b. False
 _________________ is the first step in the
observation process.

a. Notifying
b. Associating
c. Recalling
d. Noticing

d. Noticing
____________________ information is
thinking of how it relates to something you
already know.

a. Remembering
b. Classifying
c. Associating
d. Organizing

c. Associating
Foot patrols have the benefit of:

•Being able to cover a large area in a short

amount of time
b. Affording access to more areas within a site
c. Quick response in emergencies
d. Getting gear and equipment to specific areas
on the premises

b. Affording access to more areas within

a site
_________, _______________, and
________________ are access control points.

•Property perimeter, Building perimeter and

entrance, Inside of building
b. Property perimeter, Building perimeter and
entrance, Stairwells
c. Main driveway, Building perimeter and
entrance, Inside of Building
d. Property perimeter, Offices, Public areas

• Property perimeter, Building perimeter

and entrance, Inside of building
Security professionals generally do not control
crowds at:

a. Retail stores
b. Demonstrations
c. Labour disputes
d. Bars

d. Bars
When directing traffic, you should first be
mindful of:

a. Your personal safety

b. Equipment working overhead
c. The distance to the nearest main road
d. The weather

a. Your personal safety

Develop a habit of communicating, or
_______________ your supervisor or
coworkers at the start of each shift.

a. E-mailing
b. Checking in with
c. Writing a report for
d. Exercising with

b. Checking in with
Do not leave the ___________ tasks until the
end of your shift when you may be most
sleepy.

a. Tedious
b. Important
c. Difficult
d. Alarm monitoring

a. Tedious
_____________________ is using
information to form a conclusion.

a. Documenting
b. Writing post-orders
c. Observing
d. Interpreting

d. Interpreting
While on patrol, you should walk:

a. Confidently
b. Quickly
c. Slowly
d. On tiptoe

a. Confidently
Contact ______________ if you find
evidence of criminal activity.

a. Your partner
b. Your supervisor
c. The police
d. The property owner

c. The police
An _______________ crowd generally has no
formal leader.

a. Angry
b. Unorganized
c. Excited
d. Activist

b. Unorganized
End of Day 5 review
NORTHERN ALBERTA DIVISION

Day 1 review
Security professionals are tasked with the
protection of persons, property, and

a. Government buildings
b. Employee belongings
c. Information
d. Military locations

b. Information
Individuals holding an individual security
licence in the province of Alberta may not refer
to themselves as:

a. Security professionals
b. Loss prevention workers
c. Peace officers
d. Watchpersons

c. Peace officers
Professionalism is best demonstrated by:

a. Your conduct and deportment

b. Finishing reports as quickly as possible
c. Your physical fitness
d. Preparing a personal development plan

a. Your conduct and deportment

__________________ utilized by licensed
security professionals must be authorized by
the Registrar.

a. Batons
b. Reporting forms
c. Post orders
d. Safety equipment

a. Batons
The notes in your notebook will help you:

a. Prepare reports for your employer and

others
b. Avoid court testimony
c. Obtain a security licence in another
classification
d. Communicate non-verbally

• Prepare reports for your employer and

others
 Writing profanity in your notebook is:

a. Never appropriate
b. Acceptable when you are quoting verbatim
c. Inadmissible in court
d. Prohibited under the Security Services and
Investigator’s Act

b. Acceptable when you are quoting

verbatim
A statement is usually gathered as part of
the _____________ process.

a. Use of force
b. Interview
c. Verbal communication
d. Post-order

b. Interview
When you lose your security licence, you
must file a written report to:

a. The police
b. The Registrar of Security programs
c. Your supervisor
d. The client where you lost your licence

b. The Registrar of Security programs

A security professional in the province of
Alberta must be, at minimum, _________years
of age.

a. 16
b. 18
c. 19
d. 21

b. 18
A licensed security professional may perform
the following tasks:
a. Monitoring of alarm systems
•Arrest of persons found committing a crime
c. Responding to emergencies
d. Conducting physical searches of purses,
backpacks, and other personal items
e. All of the above

e. All of the above

Protecting information may include limiting
access of persons to computer equipment and
data.

a. True
b. False

a. True
An individual holding a security licence is
licensed to work as a private detective when:

a. Directed by the licensee’s employer

b. The security professional is directed to
protect information
c. The work of another employee must be
covered due to illness or vacation
d. Never

d. Never
 Uniform requirements for licensed security
professionals are designated by:
• The Employment Standards Code and
Regulation
b. The Security Operations Standards Council
c. The Security Services and Investigator’s
Act
d. The Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police

c. The Security Services and Investigator’s

Act
The main duties of a security professional are to:

a. Observe, notify, arrest

b. Observe, deter, report
c. Concentrate, notice, recall
d. Contain, deter, arrest

b. Observe, deter, report

When approached by media, you should:

a. Tell them “no comment”

b. Ignore them
c. Only provide “yes” or “no” answers
d. Refrain from participating in an interview

d. Refrain from participating in an interview

 After you have called the police to assist with
a hostile individual, you should:
a. Continue on with your patrol duties
b. Continue to monitor the individual and situation
c. Tell the individual to leave before the police
arrive
d. Ask the individual to provide you with a
statement

b. Continue to monitor the individual and

situation
 Which of these is not appropriate to be
contained in a notebook?

a. Cell phone number of witness

b. E-mail address of secretary
c. Record of false alarm
d. Complaints from members of the public

b. E-mail address of secretary

 When you have finished a notebook, you
should:
• Shred it because it contains personal
information
b. Tear out the pages with personal information
and turn the remainder over to your supervisor
c. Write the date of your last entry in the front
cover.
d. Give it to the client for review

c. Write the date of your last entry in

the front cover
It is okay to add details to a statement if you
know the information and the witness does not.

a. True
b. False

b. False
If you leave blank lines in your notebook, you
should:

a. Shade in the blank area and initial

b. Put an x through the blank line(s)
c. Draw a single line through the blank and
initial
d. Initial the blank and indicate date and time

c. Draw a single line through the blank and

initial
Security professionals in Alberta are licensed
under the:

a. Security Services and Investigator’s Act

b. Security Services and Investigator’s Regulation
c. Personal Property Security Act
d. Security Management Regulation

a. Security Services and Investigator’s Act

Persons with any criminal record are not
permitted to apply for a security licence in the
province of Alberta.

a. True
b. False

b. False
The Registrar may refuse the renewal of an
individual security licence if:

•The licensee has not worked a minimum of 20

hours/week as a security professional
b. The licensee fails to provide information as
required by the Act, regulations, or the Registrar
c. The licensee fails to complete basic first aid
training
d. The licensee is suspected of a criminal offence
b. The licensee fails to provide information
as required by the Act, regulations, or the
Registrar
Public complaints against licensees are
submitted in writing to:

a. The local police department

b. The Registrar of security licensees
c. The owner of the business employing the
subject of the complaint
d. The individual against whom the complaint is
being filed

c. The owner of the business employing the

subject of the complaint
With consent of both parties, an employer
may attempt to resolve an issue between a
security professional and a complainant.

a. True
b. False

a. True
When a witness tells you they think they know
who committed a crime, you should:

•Make note of the name to pass along to

the police
b. Find the named person and arrest him or
her
c. Ask the witness to write the suspect’s name
and number in your notebook
d. Let the witness go since you know who the
guilty party is
• Make note of the name to pass along to
the police
What information is not required in your daily,
opening notebook entry?

a. Weather
b. Name of partner
c. Special events
d. Expected visitors to the premises

d. Expected visitors to the premises

On the 24-hour clock you would write 5:30 PM
as:

a. 0530
b. 05:30
c. 1330
d. 1730

d. 1730
A well-written report is prepared in:

a. Future tense
b. Present tense
c. Past tense
d. Third person

c. Past tense
A security professional in the province of
Alberta is eligible to begin work before
receiving their licence, provided they have
completed all application documents and
requirements.

a. True
b. False

b. False
A public complaint against an individual
security licence holder must be filed within
____ days of the alleged incident.

a. 30
b. 45
c. 60
d. 90

d. 90
A security professional must notify the
Registrar when the following occurs:

a. Change of telephone number

b. Change of employer
c. Change of address
d. Renewal of driver licence
e. Both a and c

e. Both a and c
Deportment refers to:

a. The format and neatness of a written report

b. The classification of a security licensee in
the province of Alberta
c. A process for altering post orders after a
shift has started
d. A professional appearance and attitude

d. A professional appearance and attitude

An individual security licence may be
transferred:

a. Upon leaving a position

b. Never
c. When a temporary assignment is required in
the case of illness or medical leave
d. When the owner of a security services
company gives written permission to do so

b. Never
Which legislation defines the hours of work for a
security professional?

a. Criminal Code of Canada

b. Security Services and Investigator’s Regulation
(Ministerial)
c. Security Services and Investigator’s Act
d. Employment Standards Code and Regulation

d. Employment Standards Code and

Regulation
You should not write your ____________ in
your notebook.

a. Shift start and end times

b. Partner’s name
c. Opinion
d. Explanation of what occurred

c. Opinion
The 24-hour clock

a. Is only used by military personnel

b. Helps differentiate between AM and PM
c. Should not be used for non-military clients
d. Is not used for written reports

b. Helps differentiate between AM and PM

What tone should you use in your report
writing?

a. Friendly
b. Informal
c. Formal
d. Technical

c. Formal
Events should be written in _________ order.

a. First
b. Logical
c. Chronological
d. Remembered

c. Chronological
Reports should contain information about who,
what, _________, when, why, and how.

a. Warnings
b. Weather
c. Wait-time
d. Where

d. Where
 End of Review for Day 1

Have a good night & Review

NORTHERN ALBERTA DIVISION

Day 2 review
A loud voice is most appropriate for showing
your authority as a security professional.

a. True
b. False

b. False
Which of the following is not part of your non-
verbal communication?

a. Uniform
b. Posture
c. Text messages
d. Facial expressions

c. Text messages
An active listener:

a. Makes eye contact with the speaker

b. Notices ongoing distractions while listening
c. Interrupts to clarify information
d. Does not respond while the speaker is talking

a. Makes eye contact with the speaker

You should summarize a conversation with an
individual:

a. At the start of the conversation

b. When there are multiple persons involved
c. At the end of a conversation, to clarify
expectations
d. Each time you begin to speak

c. At the end of a conversation, to clarify

expectations
Best practice for communication is to:

a. Ask all your questions at once

b. Ask one question at a time
c. Use only closed questions
d. Use only open-ended questions

b. Ask one question at a time

Raising your voice is an effective way to
convince an agitated person to calm down.

a. True
b. False

b. False
You should _______________ before
interviewing someone.

a. Wait until your shift ends

b. Ask your supervisor for new post-orders
c. Have the individual call a lawyer
d. Ask permission

d. Ask permission
Up to ______________ of communication is
non-verbal.

a. 50%
b. 65%
c. 85%
d. 90%

d. 90%
LEAPS is a method for:

•Making a decision about whether or not to

use force
b. Recalling information
c. Gaining cooperation and compliance
d. Memorizing a patrol route

c. Gaining cooperation and compliance

When deciding whether or not to put out a fire
on your own, you should consider:

a. The equipment available to you

b. The number of people in the building
c. Your proximity to a water source
d. What floor you are on

a. The equipment available to you

Shift-work may affect you in the following
areas:

a. Social life
b. Sleep
c. Physical fitness
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

Being physically fit will help you combat fatigue
and keep your powers of ______________
sharp.

a. Self-defence
b. Writing
c. Observation
d. Running

c. Observation
A parking lot after darkness falls is an example
of a ____________-risk setting:

a. Low
b. Medium
c. High
d. Very high

c. High
Effective communication is
___________________.

a. Aggressive
b. Arrogant
c. Confident
d. Dismissive

c. Confident
Tone of voice may be used to communicate
________________.

a. Greater knowledge of a topic

b. Experience as a security professional
c. Seriousness of a situation
d. Qualifications of licensee

c. Seriousness of a situation
Which of the following are challenges to
communication?

a. Your attitudes
b. The language skills of the parties involved
c. Disabilities
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

When the attitude or behaviour of another
person causes you to become frustrated, it is
known as:

a. Anger management
b. Bi-polar disorder
c. A trigger
d. Harassment

c. A trigger
To help an individual de-escalate, you might try:

•Moving the person to an area where more

people are present
b. Limiting the individual’s choices
c. Becoming aggressive, to show the individual
you are in control of the situation
d. Asking the person to come with you to a
quiet place

d. Asking the person to come with you to a

quiet place
Your _______________ and
__________________ fitness are important for
your personal safety.

a. Cardiovascular, mental
b. Mental, physical
c. Strength, physical
d. Intellectual, physical

b. Mental, physical
Keep your uniform in _________________ to
avoid potential hazards.

a. Your locker
b. Your employer’s office
c. Plain sight
d. Good repair

d. Good repair
The _________________ with which you
encounter certain hazards can affect the level
of risk at a site.

a. Nature
b. Less
c. Frequency
d. Danger

c. Frequency
Hazard assessment should be a(n)
_____________________ process.

a. Legal
b. Observational
c. Ongoing
d. Supervisory

c. Ongoing
Use ____________ to determine changes in
temperature, such as a fire behind a door.

a. Smoke detectors
b. Touch
c. Building systems software
d. Thermostat readings

b. Touch
Professional communication is:

a. Free from acronyms

b. Direct and to the point
c. Courteous and respectful
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

You should ask an individual to clarify what they
have said to:

a. Show them you are in control

b. Help them realize they are saying something
stupid
c. Help you understand the situation
d. Frustrate the person so he or she will go away

c. Help you understand the situation

You should conduct an interview:

•With your supervisor, after a crime has

occurred
b. When you are sure the individual is guilty
c. When the police will take more than five
minutes to arrive
d. When you require information about an
incident

d. When you require information about an

incident
______________ is a sign of escalating
behaviour.

a. Decreasing volume
b. Decreased movement
c. Increasing volume
d. Increased movement

c. Increasing volume
Paraphrasing is:

a. Repeating what has just been said

b. Putting something into your own words
c. Speaking at the same time as another
individual
d. When a disabled person uses gestures to
communicate

b. Putting something into your own

words
If you are overtired or ill while on shift, you
are a ______________ to yourself.

a. Hazard
b. Contagious person
c. Victim
d. Physician

a. Hazard
Which of the following is not a step in
mentally preparing for a shift?

a. Getting enough sleep

b. Dealing with distractions
c. Getting focused
d. Reviewing your assignment

a. Getting enough sleep

Choose the term which describes a confident,
straightforward manner:

a. Aggressive
b. Amicable
c. Assertive
d. Arrogant

c. Assertive
In LEAPS, the S stands for:

a. Soften
b. Stand down
c. Shorten
d. Summarize

d. Summarize
Showing your frustration with a situation will
help the listener take you more seriously.

a. True
b. False

b. False
An open-ended question:

a. May have several answers

b. Requires a “yes” or “no” answer
c. Must be answered by several people
d. Cannot be answered until the police arrive

a. May have several answers

You should _____________ the risk on each
site you work.

a. Refuse
b. Assess
c. Eliminate
d. Ignore

b. Assess
At the start of your shift, your duties will be:

•Decided upon in consultation with your

supervisor
b. Explained by the owner of the premises
c. Outlined in post-orders
d. Explained by the security professional you
are relieving

c. Outlined in post-orders
End of Day 2 review
NORTHERN ALBERTA DIVISION

Day 3 review
The Canadian Charter of Rights and
Freedoms guarantees individuals:

•Protection from being accused of

committing a crime
b. Protection against unreasonable search
c. Protection from being arrested until proven
guilty
d. Protection against being denied bail

b. Protection against unreasonable search

Which of the following is not considered an
indictable offence:

a. Possession of housebreaking instruments

b. Possession of counterfeit money
c. Possession of weapon or imitation for
dangerous purpose
d. Possession of weapon at public meeting

d. Possession of weapon at public meeting

Which of the following behaviours is NOT an
example of assault as defined in Section 265
of the Criminal Code:

a. Spitting
b. Bullying with foul language
c. Grabbing
d. Pushing/shoving

b. Bullying with foul language

Which legislation outlines your authority on
behalf of a property owner?

a. Trespass to Premises Act

b. Petty Trespass Act
c. Criminal Code of Canada
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

When testifying in court, it is acceptable to
admit you do not know the answer to a
question.

a. True
b. False

a. True
________________ evidence is based on
something said by a third party.

a. Circumstantial
b. Hearsay
c. Unreliable
d. Admissible

b. Hearsay
A fingerprint is an example of
________________ evidence:

a. Trace
b. Physical
c. Direct
d. Documentary

a. Trace
A security professional can be expected to
monitor which type of alarm?

a. Fire
b. Humidity
c. Building system
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

Alarm responses are:

a. The same for all similar types of buildings

b. Printed on the inside cover of your notebook
c. Defined by the client and your supervisor
d. Defined by the security professional

c. Defined by the client and your supervisor

Off-site alarm responders should drive as
quickly as possible when responding to an
alarm:

a. True
b. False

b. False
Security professionals have the power to
arrest persons found:

a. Causing a disturbance
b. Loitering near a vandalized vehicle in a
private compound
c. Committing an indictable offence
d. Committing an indecent act

c. Committing an indictable offence

A security professional must deliver an
arrested person to the police:

a. As soon as possible after arrest

b. After advising the owner of the property
about the arrest
c. After the incident has been called in to the
shift supervisor
d. Before advising the suspect he or she is
entitled to a phone call
a. As soon as possible after arrest
Public mischief is an example of a(n)
_______________ offence.

a. Summary
b. Indictable
c. Hybrid (dual)

c. Hybrid (dual)
An individual who tampers with computer data
is guilty of:

a. Fraud
b. Theft
c. Mischief
d. Trespassing

c. Mischief
If you use more force than necessary to stop
a criminal act, you can be held criminally
responsible.

a. True
b. False

a. True
When you are responsible for monitoring an
alarm, you should:

a. Write down the name of the alarm company

b. Find out the contact information for the client
c. Learn how the alarm system works when
beginning your shift
d. Never leave the alarm control panel

c. Learn how the alarm system works

when
beginning your shift
Respond to ___________ alarms.

a. Genuine
b. All
c. After-hours
d. Emergency

b. All
A security professional has more powers of
arrest than a regular individual when the
security professional is licensed and in
uniform.

a. True
b. False

b. False
Possession of housebreaking instruments is
an example of a(n) ______________
offence.

a. Summary
b. Indictable
c. Hybrid (dual)

c. Hybrid (dual)
In court, you must not leave the stand:

a. Until the lawyer is finished asking questions

b. If there are people in the court room
c. Before handing in your notebook
d. Until the judge dismisses you

d. Until the judge dismisses you

Some alarm response protocols will require
you to call the company owner or client before
contacting emergency services.

a. True
b. False

a. True
The last step in responding to an off-site alarm
is to:

a. Contact emergency services

b. Document events in your notebook
c. Call the owner for the alarm reset code
d. Preserve the scene for evidence collection

b. Document events in your notebook

When arresting an individual, you are required to:

a. Tell them you have called the police

b. Advise them you are a licensed security
professional
c. Tell them what criminal act they are being
arrested for committing
d. Ensure a witness is present at the time of
arrest

c. Tell them what criminal act they are being

arrested for committing
Trespassing at night is an example of a(n)
_____________ offence.

a. Summary
b. Indictable
c. Hybrid (dual)

a. Summary
If you are not provided with instructions for
responding to alarms, you should:

•Locate all alarm components and develop

your own response plan
b. Do nothing; you are not responsible for
monitoring alarms if they have not been
explained
c. Contact the client for instructions
d. Phone your supervisor for clarification
and instructions
d. Phone your supervisor for clarification
and instructions
End of Day 3 review
NORTHERN ALBERTA DIVISION

Day 4 review
When you encounter a trespasser on the
premises, your first course of action should be
to:

a. Ask the trespasser to leave

b. Advise your supervisor a trespasser is on
the premises
c. Call for police assistance
d. Note the time and location in your notebook

a. Ask the trespasser to leave

If you use more force than necessary to stop a
criminal act, you can be held criminally
responsible.
a. True
b. False

a. True
Recording the name of the police officer who
assumes control of a crime scene is:

a. Required for filling out Post-orders

b. Not required
c. Preserving the chain of evidence
d. Necessary for keeping the media informed

c. Preserving the chain of evidence

You should advise the police about witnesses
to the incident when:

a. You believe the witness is lying

b. When the police arrive
c. When you have finished interviewing the
witness
d. When the witness does not know the
suspect
b. When the police arrive
You should determine what type of
emergency equipment is available to
you___________.

a. When an emergency occurs

b. When debriefing with emergency services
personnel
c. Before an emergency ever happens
d. When the fire inspector comes on site

c. Before an emergency ever happens

To use “as much force as necessary” means:

•Using enough force to ensure the suspect

cannot run away
b. Restraining all suspects, even those who are
cooperative
c. Using enough force to stop the criminal
act from continuing
d. Using force until the suspect gives a
confession
c. Using enough force to stop the criminal
act from continuing
In a use of force situation, you should consider
the following:

a. Threat of safety to yourself and others

b. Urgency
c. Environment
d. All of the above

d. All of the above

You should keep other security professionals
away from a crime scene in order to protect
evidence.

a. True
b. False

a. True
During an evacuation, ensure you check for
_______________, who may need assistance.

a. VIP’s
b. Persons with mobility difficulties
c. People with pets
d. Individuals wearing high-heeled shoes

b. Persons with mobility difficulties

You are permitted to search an individual you
have arrested if:

a. You recognize the individual as the suspect

in a previous criminal offence
b. The individual refuses to answer your
questions
c. The police will take more than 30 minutes to
arrive
d. You have reasonable grounds to believe the
individual is carrying a weapon
d. You have reasonable grounds to believe
the individual is carrying a weapon
When making a decision to use force, you
should consider:

a. Your own preparedness

b. The number of witnesses present
c. How long you have been licensed as a
security professional
d. If the suspect tells you he or she is going to
call a lawyer

a. Your own preparedness

Section 25 of the Criminal Code permits you to
use as much force as is____________ to stop
a criminal act.

a. Lawfully permitted
b. Non-hazardous
c. Necessary
d. Safe

c. Necessary
The Bomb Threat checklist is used to:

a. Tell the police how to find your location

b. Gather information from a threatening
caller
c. Define the process for evacuation
d. Check all areas of a building for suspicious
items

b. Gather information from a threatening

caller
A bomb threat should be considered genuine
when:

a. When it is received via mail

b. When it occurs in the middle of a weekday
c. When there are many people present in the
building
d. In all circumstances

d. In all circumstances
 When asked to evacuate a location, you
should:

a. Call your supervisor first for permission

b. Ask the public to run as quickly as possible
to the designated meeting place
c. Assist persons in leaving the building in a
calm, orderly manner
d. Stay in the security office to greet emergency
services personnel

c. Assist persons in leaving the building in

a
18. The acronym WHMIS stands for:

W___________________________
H___________________________
M___________________________
I___________________________
S___________________________
Workplace
Hazardous
Material
Information
System
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