The 8 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course is a MUST have in order to get your

New York State Security License.

The topics covered are briefly listed in

the training course

under the security training tab.

CUT OFF FOR REGISTERING IS THURSDAY 5/09/13 by 5pm. 

Registrations received after the cut off day

and times will go towards the next

months training course when scheduled.

It is a MUST to REGISTER EARLY and NOT WAIT TILL THE LAST MINUTE.

 
This is a one day course that will give passing students a certificate to be mailed in with the registration forms instructors give at the training course. Once the application process is completed, students may go to work right away for any employer while their license is "pending". Instructors will give our students information on companies or organizations that maybe currently hiring and where to apply.

Call our Training Division (716) 685-4265 for further information or register online today. Remember to register early to secure a seat. Paypal link is activated for those who wish to use this form of payment, otherwise you may mail your check or money order for $60.00 payable to: 

DSS @ Post Office Box 166, Depew, New York 14043.

" Only" upon receipt of payment will you be considered "REGISTERED".

PLEASE PROVIDE YOUR HOME AND CELL NUMBERS

You may request a brochure

be emailed to you if you would like.

Please provide your email address.

If you are planning to pay now you may go to the PayPal link and send payment today or send your check or money order to ensure your spot in our class. REGISTER EARLY - CLASSES ALWAYS FILL QUICKLY. 

Eight Hour Pre-Assignment Course listed for your review.

Role of a Security Guard: Provides an overview of a security industry and defines duties typically performed by security guards.
Legal Powers & Limitations: Defines the differences between security guards and law enforcement officials and explains the procedures for an arrest made by a security guard.
Emergency Situations: Provides an overview of different types of emergencies and methods of response to be performed by security guards.
Communications & Public Relations: Explanation of the communication process and identify how perceptions affect interaction.
Access Control: Identify the elements of access control and identification and define three types of access control.
Ethics: Defines and explains the importance of the Code of Ethics for security guards.
Review and Examination: Review materials. Multiple choice and true/false examination will be given on the topics covered. Students must achieve a minimum of 70% to satisfactorily complete this course.

Employment:  This course by NO means guarantees employment with DSS. If a student wishes, they may bring their resume to the course to be kept on file and reviewed for future employment openings.