Security Guard Safety Quiz

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1.The effective management of physical danger, legal risk, and loss through assessment, planning and appropriate action is termed as *

1 point

Ethics

Operational policy

Safety

National use of force model

2. The SPs can launch a quick response from which balanced and protected position?
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1 point

Safe interview stance

Known risk position

Physical control position

Relative positioning

3.an SP must use the safe interview stance only when getting information from a possible suspect

1 point

True

False

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4.an SP must stand as close to a subject as possible to achieve maximum control over a potentially violent situation
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1 point

True

False

5.maintaining an appropriate reactionary gap means;
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1 point

thinking before you respond to a subject's question

pausing before you react to a subjects actions

using interview position in all encounters with a subject

keeping sufficient distance from the subject

6.the best position an SP can take is one in which the SP's body is at an angle with respects to the subject with SPs weak side away from the subject
*

1 point

TRUE

FALSE

7.in a safe interview stance, an SPs hands must be clenched and at the ready, in order to convey superior physical strength

1 point

True

False

Clear selection

8.in a safe interview stance an SPs legs must be tensed and ready for action
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1 point

True

False

9.in which of the following situations there is a high risk to SPs?
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1 point

Subject shows aggressive behaviour

Subject is passive resistant

Multiple subjects are involved

a and c

10.the SPs should start accessing a situation;
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1 point

Upon arrival to the scene

During the first approach

While en route to the scene

None of the above

11.why should SPs consider the factors of time and distance when accessing a situation?
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1 point

these factors provide a clue to the subjects intentions

these factors provide information about the subjects motives

these determine whether an SP must respond immediately or may employ a delay in response

all of the above

12.what must an SP ensure before disengaging from a situation?
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1 point

Adequate control of the subject

The safety of the public

SPs own safety and that of the public

Requirements in the operational policies

13.the "ear doctor" technique in tactical communication involves:
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1 point

Ignoring the verbal attacks by the subject

Repeating your request

Re-asserting your professional presence

All of the above

14.the "teacher" technique in tactical communication involves:
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1 point

explaining why the subject must do what you have asked them to do

allowing a passive resistant subject to save face

explaining how the subjects behaviour violates the law/policy/ procedures

A and C

15.what does "escalate your response" mean
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1 point

calling the police or supervisor

heightening your state of alert and readiness

intensifying your scrutiny of the subject

increasing the volume of your voice when giving directions or commands

16.deflecting is a way of defusing challenge by allowing the subject to release energy through words
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

17.if a subject protests for long the SP should acknowledge his comments in order to show empathy
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1 point

True

False

18.which tactical communication technique involves turning aside the other persons comments and not reacting to them?
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1 point

Empathizing

Bonding

Deflecting

Establishing rapport

19. An SPs appearance fitness level and physical stature helps to establish
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1 point

Presence

Reasonable grounds

Tactical communication

Physical control

20. Most encounters that SPs face can resolved through;
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1 point

Physical control

Presence

Communication

Weaponless impact

21. The response used by the SP is determined by the behaviour of the subject
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

22. A passive resistant subject is
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1 point

The one who responds positively to SPs direction

The one who attempts to seriously harm the SP

The one who does not physically interfere with the SP's attempts at control but does nothing to assist

A "yes" person

23. What is an assaultive subject?
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1 point

Remains physically inactive to resist the SP

Not only resists SP's actions but tries to physically assault the SP

Violently resists and attempts to seriously harm or kill the SP

All of the above

24. An SP must record a use of force incident only if the subject was seriously injured.
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1 point

True

False

25. Which of the following is an offence under the Trespass act?
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1 point

Aggressively follow people while asking them for money

Ask a person for money while the person is in a captive audience situation

Remain or private property after being asked to leave by the property owner/renter or a representative of the owner/renter

All of the above

26. If the level of risk in a situation is high and the need for subject control is low what would be an appropriate response?
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1 point

Disengagement

Physical control

Proper positioning

None of the above

27. the SPs are responsible for the health and safety of subject under their arrest
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

28. The SPs must provide this information to the police about an arrest
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1 point

Name of company/organization

SPs name and position

Who is in custody and why

All of the above

29. SPs are not allowed to use firearms but may use batons if necessary
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1 point

True

False

30. SPs can arrest a person if
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1 point

The person is committing a summary conviction offence related to property guarded by the SPs

The person is breaking a municipal bylaw

The person is committing an indictable of dual offence

(a) and (c)

31. an SP is providing security at an office building. one of the tenants goes to the SP and accused another tenant of breaking a mirror in a public washroom. the SP may
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1 point

Lawfully arrest the accused person

Lawfully arrest the accused person but only if the SP informs the person of his rights

Lawfully arrest the accused person but only after calling the police

Not lawfully arrest the accused person because he did not witness the breaking of the mirror

32. how should SPs maintain a controlled environment for custody?
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1 point

Keep the arrested person standing at all times

Keep other people out of the room if possible

Make sure the room doesn't have items that could be used as weapons

(b) and (c)

33. a person may use force to prevent someone from assaulting him or another person
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

34. in case a person is assaulting you, you can use force
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1 point

If the person is unlawfully assaulting you

If you do not provoke the person through words, gestures or blows

You dont intent to cause death or serious pain and use only amount of force necessary to defend yourself

All of the above

35. what is at the centre of the national use of force framework?
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1 point

The SPs response

The totality of the situation

The continuous assessment process

The subjects behaviour

36. continuous assessment has to be force entirely on subjects behaviour
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

37. While assessing a situation the SP should consider the number of subjects at the scene only if he or she is unsure of his or her own physical capabilities
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

38. an assaultive subject could quickly become cooperative while a resistant subject could very quickly become assaultive
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

39. the safe interview position is outside the range of the subjects ability to kick the SP
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1 point

TRUE

FALSE

40. the SPs should always position themselves for escape in a potential conflict situation
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1 point

True

False

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