Find Security Guard Training in Arcata, CA 95518

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Do you want to become a security officer in Arcata, CA 95518?

If you plan on looking for security officer registration in California to be effective as an unarmed security personnel, then you certainly must satisfy the following criteria:

• Have 18 years and above
• You should finish a background check through both California's Department of Justice (DOJ) along with the FBI
• Finish the necessary 40-hour training course. Any qualified security company or training facility is capable of doing administering the two training along with the exam.
• What Constitutes The 40-Hour SGT Requirement?
• Prior to being allotted to post, 8 hours.
• Inside the first thirty days, the education required is 16 hours.
• Inside the first six months time, training is 16 hours.
• 40 Hours Of Education Altogether

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  Law enforcement, social media & Twitter

  Much of our company's time on social media is spent engaging in conversations with our staff, clients and the public, as well as curating and sharing interesting content, and we enjoy being one of the first security companies in the country to realize the power of becoming 'social.' And, much to our delight, we quickly discovered that we weren't alone in our mission!

  For those of you who follow @PaladinSecurity on Twitter, you'll know that it's a great place to engage and get the conversation going. While some people have understandably more to say than others, and it's a tool that can be used for many different purposes, we've had the pleasure of interacting with a particular cross-section of Twitter users who we believe bring a lot of value to the medium.

   

  As a security super-company, it should come as no surprise that we work closely with many officers of the law - both offline and online - and have forged strong relationships across Canada over nearly forty years in this business. And it's these powerhouses who we're honoured to profile today - active police officers who we believe provide some of the most engaging content on the World Wide Web - not to mention content that is hugely beneficial to their respective communities.

   

  Here's Paladin's first look at some of these 'social heroes' who you may want to follow and, of course, feel free to share:

   

  Many teens use and experiment with prescription drugs - 24% report misusing prescription drugs in 12 month period..most are from home!

  — Chief Steve Tanner (@ChiefTanner) May 1, 2013

  Halton Regional Police Chief Steve Tanner. Located in Oakville, the Chief of one of the larger police services in Canada, is an increasingly frequent "Tweeter." His feed is predominantly a mix of conversation and community events.

  Thanks to everyone who came out to out International Emergency Response Day in Strathroy - Caradoc great job done — Chief Laurie Hayman (@LaurieHayman) May 2, 2013

  Strathoy-Caradoc Police Service Chief Laurie Hayman. Also from Ontario, Chief Hayman tweets daily with a focus on policing and personal security events going on in the community.  

  The weather's getting better, our children take their bike to school. Checkout this website for some safety tips @ ow.ly/kDTXO — Sgt Cal Traversy (@Sgt_Cal) May 2, 2013

  Delta Police Department Sgt Cal Traversy. One of the Lower Mainland's more active police department Tweeters, Sgt Traversy frequently tweets out safety and security tips, as well as links to useful posts for the community at large. He also often posts a number of light-humoured photos.    

  Keeping the dream alive at home! Go Leafs Go! twitter.com/SSgt3797/statu… — Kim Scanlan (@SSgt3797) May 2, 2013

   

  Toronto Police Service Staff Sgt Kim Scanlan. Also quite an active Twitter user, Staff Sgt Scanlan shares an array of content - from tips to community awareness tweets, as well as events and initiatives in the region. You may also find the occasional Toronto Maple Leafs-related tweet!

   

  As each of the above profiles state in their bio, please remember that police Twitter accounts are not monitored 24/7, and to always dial 911 in the case of an emergency.

   

  And it wouldn't be Friday without our Security Fail photo....

   

  Remember: now that it's cycling weather, always to secure those bicycles properly!

   

   

  Paladin Security in Calgary has been nominated in the Top Choice Awards 2013. Vote for us here!

   

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