ABST Alberta basic security training
the individual's employer - ANS-A written complaint about a security professional is
directed to
false - ANS-A security professional in the province of Alberta is eligible to begin work
before receiving their license, provided they have completed all application documents
and requirements.
never - ANS-An individual security license may be transferred:
information - ANS-Security professionals are tasked with protection of persons,
property, and
Your conduct and deportment - ANS-Professionalism is best demonstrated by:
Security Services and Investigators Act - ANS-Security professionals in Alberta are
licensed under the:
90 - ANS-A public complaint against an individual security license holder must be filed
within _____ days of the alleged incident.
Peace Officer - ANS-Individuals holding an individual license in the province of Alberta
may not refer to themselves as:
batons - ANS-_________________ utilized by licensed security professionals must be
authorized by the Registrar.
false - ANS-You may work as a security professional if you have completed this course
but not yet received your license.
true - ANS-With consent of both parties, an employer may attempt to resolve an issue
between a security professional and a complainant.
an offence that is less serious than an indictable offence - ANS-what is a summary
conviction offence?
true - ANS-you can be held criminally responsible if you use excessive force
, an offence for which the crown can choose to proceed to trial under summary rules or
by indictment - ANS-what is a hybrid (dual) offence?
their lawyer - ANS-when you arrest an individual, you have the option to tell the person
to call:
false - ANS-You may arrest an individual who you believe has committed a crime even
though you did not see the criminal activity take place.
intentionally - ANS-A person commits an assault when he or she applies force to
another person;
theft under $5000 - ANS-You are a loss prevention worker in a clothing store inside a
shopping mall. You witness an individual taking a belt off the rack and inserting it into
the belt hoops of the jeans she is wearing. The individual spends time looking at other
items before proceeding to exit the store and walk toward the food court. She does not
stop to pay for the belt on her way out of the store. What offense has been committed?
Robbery - ANS-If someone threatens to strike you in order to steal your wallet, what
offence is that person commiting?
avoid it as much as possible - ANS-The most important rule about use of force in your
role as a security professional is
More force than necessary to control the subject which could result in criminal charges -
ANS-what is excessive force?
ask them to leave - ANS-When you encounter a trespasser on the premises, your first
course of action should be to:
mischief (other property) - ANS-You are working as a security professional at a
shopping mall. While patrolling the parking lot you notice an individual breaking the
window out of a car. What offence has occurred?
9 - ANS-Section _____ of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms refers to being
detained or imprisoned.
false - ANS-A person caught trying to pick a lock of a store. This is an example of break
and enter.
the individual's employer - ANS-A written complaint about a security professional is
directed to
false - ANS-A security professional in the province of Alberta is eligible to begin work
before receiving their license, provided they have completed all application documents
and requirements.
never - ANS-An individual security license may be transferred:
information - ANS-Security professionals are tasked with protection of persons,
property, and
Your conduct and deportment - ANS-Professionalism is best demonstrated by:
Security Services and Investigators Act - ANS-Security professionals in Alberta are
licensed under the:
90 - ANS-A public complaint against an individual security license holder must be filed
within _____ days of the alleged incident.
Peace Officer - ANS-Individuals holding an individual license in the province of Alberta
may not refer to themselves as:
batons - ANS-_________________ utilized by licensed security professionals must be
authorized by the Registrar.
false - ANS-You may work as a security professional if you have completed this course
but not yet received your license.
true - ANS-With consent of both parties, an employer may attempt to resolve an issue
between a security professional and a complainant.
an offence that is less serious than an indictable offence - ANS-what is a summary
conviction offence?
true - ANS-you can be held criminally responsible if you use excessive force
, an offence for which the crown can choose to proceed to trial under summary rules or
by indictment - ANS-what is a hybrid (dual) offence?
their lawyer - ANS-when you arrest an individual, you have the option to tell the person
to call:
false - ANS-You may arrest an individual who you believe has committed a crime even
though you did not see the criminal activity take place.
intentionally - ANS-A person commits an assault when he or she applies force to
another person;
theft under $5000 - ANS-You are a loss prevention worker in a clothing store inside a
shopping mall. You witness an individual taking a belt off the rack and inserting it into
the belt hoops of the jeans she is wearing. The individual spends time looking at other
items before proceeding to exit the store and walk toward the food court. She does not
stop to pay for the belt on her way out of the store. What offense has been committed?
Robbery - ANS-If someone threatens to strike you in order to steal your wallet, what
offence is that person commiting?
avoid it as much as possible - ANS-The most important rule about use of force in your
role as a security professional is
More force than necessary to control the subject which could result in criminal charges -
ANS-what is excessive force?
ask them to leave - ANS-When you encounter a trespasser on the premises, your first
course of action should be to:
mischief (other property) - ANS-You are working as a security professional at a
shopping mall. While patrolling the parking lot you notice an individual breaking the
window out of a car. What offence has occurred?
9 - ANS-Section _____ of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms refers to being
detained or imprisoned.
false - ANS-A person caught trying to pick a lock of a store. This is an example of break
and enter.
