Special Security Training in Arizona

Jan. 25, 2013 - PRLog -- Choosing to become a security guard with a Phoenix security company could be the beginning of an exciting and fulfilling career, but you'll need to receive proper training first. In order to perform your job efficiently and prevent others from getting hurt, you have to know how to handle yourself, suspects, and civilians in any type of situation that may arise.

ASP Handcuff/Baton Training

Security guards that use handcuffs and batons are required to undergo special training to learn how to subdue and handcuff a suspect. This type of training also includes proper baton technique, such as how to hold a baton and how to counter strike with a baton. With most training programs, students have to pass a written exam and participate in scenarios where they learn the safe and proper use of a baton and handcuffs. Other types of training security guards may be required to undergo include self-defense, firearms, pepper spray and TASER training.

Choose A Certified Instructor

When receiving training, it’s important to make sure that the instructor is certified and experienced. Capitol Guard & Patrol employs instructors who are up-to-date on the latest requirements, techniques and procedures necessary for security guards in Arizona. Not only are the instructors certified, but they are also licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Safety.

If you’re interested in receiving handcuff and baton training in Arizona, be sure to visit the Capitol Guard & Patrol website at http://www.capitolguard.com/.

About Capitol Guard & Patrol

Capitol Guard & Patrol is one of the oldest private security firms in the State of Arizona, and we have been certified and licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) for more than 30 years. Our areas of expertise include providing security guards for both stationary posts and mobile patrols, executive protection services and security-related training courses in our DPS-certified academy. Visit http://www.capitolguard.com to learn more about the company.