1. (1) the nature and role of private security, including an armored car security officer's:

   1. (a) scope and limits of authority;
   2. (b) civil liability;
   3. (c) role in today's society;
2. (2) state laws and rules applicable to armored car security officers;

3. (3) legal responsibilities of armored car security officers, including:

   1. (a) constitutional law;
   2. (b) search and seizure; and
   3. (c) other such topics;
4. (4) security ethics;
5. (5) the use of force, emphasizing the de-escalation of force and alternatives to using force;
6. (6) police and community relations, including fundamental duties and the personal appearance of an armored car security officer;
7. (7) sexual harassment in the workplace;
8. (8) driving policies and procedures, driver training and vehicle orientation;

9. (9) emergency situation response, including:

   1. (a) terminal security;
   2. (b) traffic accidents;
   3. (c) robbery situations;
   4. (d) homeland security;
   5. (e) reducing risk potential through street procedures and tactics;
   6. (f) securing robbery scenes;
   7. (g) dealing with the media;

10. (10) armored operations, including:

    1. (a) proper paperwork;
    2. (b) street control procedures;
    3. (c) vehicle transfers;
    4. (d) vault procedures;
    5. (e) other proper branch procedures; and

11. (11) A final examination that:

    1. (a) competently examines the student on the subjects included in the eight hours of basic classroom instruction; and
    2. (b) mandates a minimum pass score of 80%.

In accordance with Subsection 58-63-302(4)(g), an approved basic education and training program for armored car security officers shall have at least eight hours of classroom or online instruction, including:

KEY: licensing, security guards, armored car security officers, armored car company

Date of Last Change: May 13, 2019

Notice of Continuation: May 2, 2023

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 58-1-106(1)(a); 58-1-202(1)(a); 58-63-101