A Security Training Academy, Inc.

6 VAC 20-174-160 – Entry Level Training Each person employed by a private security services business or applying to the department for registration as an unarmed security officer, an armed security officer or courier, a personal protection specialist, armored car personnel, a security canine handler, an explosives detector canine handler, a narcotics detector canine handler, a private investigator, an alarm respondent, a locksmith, a central station dispatcher, an electronic security sales representative, or an electronic security technician, or electronic security technician's assistant as defined by §9.1-138 of the Code of Virginia must meet the compulsory minimum training standards herein established, unless provided for otherwise in accordance with this chapter. Training will be credited only if application for registration is received by the department within 12 months of completion of training.

Course Description The Personal Protection Control & Defense℠ training program was organized to provide officers with the skills needed to control aggressive individuals and to defend themselves against assaults. What will you learn? Levels of Control in Self-Defense Levels of Control by Law-Enforcement, Security and Caregivers Resistance and Control Management Available Control Options Four General Levels of Control Officer and Individual Factors and Escalation Through the Levels of Control Levels of Resistance and Control Diagram and Dynamic Resistance Response Model Recognizing Aggression Sample Use of Force Policies Post Control & Defense Guidelines In-Custody Deaths and Excited Delirium Agency Policies and Procedures Elements of Reporting Resistance and Control Principles of Balance, Movement, Center and Reaction Time Relative Positioning Three Ranges of Physical Defense Evading Aggression and the Clock Principle Introduction to Control & Defense Skills Escorting an Individual Disengaging Directing an Individual to a Prone Position and Prone Control Supine Control The Effects of Pressure or Impact to Nerve Centers Zone of Safety and Defensive Blocking Personal Weapons and Vulnerable Areas of the Body Reasonable Target Selection and Target Levels Characteristics of Defensive Skills Science of Energy and Motion Defensive Counter-Strikes Introduction to Ground Defense Introduction to Holstered Weapon Retention Introduction to Static Weapon Defense 8-Hour Personal Protection Control & Defense℠ Basic Course- Valid for up to 3 years

We train participants to recognized and aid in care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults and pediatric persons. To provide the knowledge and skills needed to care for an injury or sudden illness until professional medical help arrives. From CPR, First Aid and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Training, we have flexible classes that help you or your company stay prepared for virtually any life-threatening situation. First Aid/CPR/AED training courses combine lecture, demonstrations and videos with hands-on training in a practice-while-you-watch format. Standard First Aid With CPR/AED – Adult, Child, Pediatric 4 ½ Hours) Lesson 1 Before Giving Care ad Checking an In injured or Ill Person Lesson 2 Cardiac Emergencies and CPR Lesson 3 AED Lesson 4 Breathing Emergencies Lesson 5 Sudden Illness Lesson 6 Environmental Emergencies Lesson 7 Soft Tissue Injuries Lesson 8 Injuries to Muscle, Bones and Joints Lesson 9 Conclusion

6 VAC 20-174-170 – In-service training Each person registered with the department as an armed security officer or courier, a personal protection specialist, armored car personnel, a security canine handler, a narcotics detector canine handler, an explosives detector canine handler, a private investigator, an alarm respondent, a locksmith, a central station dispatcher, an electronic security sales representative, an electronic security technician, an unarmed security officer, or an electronic security technician's assistant shall complete the compulsory in-service training standard once during each 24-month period of registration. All firearms requalification classroom training maybe taken online and you need to email the school with your Range date portion to requalify, before your completion is sent to DCJS.