#013202 - Full 40 Hour BSIS Guard Card Training Program in Anaheim, CA

1️⃣ Online Module: Powers to Arrest (3 Hours) – Must Be Completed First

Before attending any in-person instruction, you must first complete this mandatory 3-hour online module, which covers:

• Legal authority and limitations of a security guard

• Responsibilities during an arrest

• Use of discretion and judgment

• Proper procedures and documentation

✅ Completion of this module is required before you may attend the in-person "Appropriate Use of Force" session.

2️⃣ In-Person Session: Appropriate Use of Force (5 Hours)

After successfully completing the Powers to Arrest module, you will attend a 5-hour in-person classroom session focused on Appropriate Use of Force, where you will learn:

• California use-of-force laws

• Force escalation vs. de-escalation

• Threat assessment and safety

• Tactical decision-making

• Real-life scenario practice and group discussion

📍 This session is led by certified instructors and is required by BSIS for compliance.

3️⃣ Online Continuing Education Modules (32 Hours)

You’ll complete the remaining 32 hours online at your own pace through our secure learning platform. Topics include:

• Public Relations & Professional Conduct

• Observation, Documentation & Report Writing

• Emergency Procedures

• Communication and Conflict Resolution

• Legal Aspects & Liability

• Access Control & Patrol Procedures

• Handling Difficult People

• And more...

🎓 Each module includes interactive content, quizzes, and a final exam.

🎖️ Certificate of Completion & State Submission

Upon successful completion of all 40 hours of training, you will receive:

• A digital Certificate of Completion emailed directly to you

• This certificate is formatted for submission to BSIS

• Our team will also provide guidance on how to file with the state

🗓️ Course Access & Timeline

• Access to the online training platform is available immediately after registration

• Students must complete all training within 30 days

• The Powers to Arrest module must be completed before attending the Appropriate Use of Force session

• You will be contacted to schedule your in-person session once the first module is done