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History |
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The Security
Guard Act of 1992 mandates the training and licensing of
security guards. A security guard as defined in Article 7A
of the General Business Law [§89-f (6)] is a person (other
than an active police officer) employed in NYS to
principally perform one or more of the following duties, and
the person is not performing the functions of a private
investigator as defined in Section 71 of Article 7 of the
General Business Law:
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protection of persons and/or property from harm,
theft, and/or unlawful activity;
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deterrence, observation, detection, and/or reporting
unlawful or unauthorized activity;
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street
patrol service;
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response
to, but not installation or service of, a security
system alarm.
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Course Overview |
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The Peeler Group,
through it's registered school NEA Training Center, provides
training and certification to Security Officers in New York
State. As a registered school of the New York State Division
of Criminal Justice Services - Bureau of Municipal Police
the training center employs Instructors authorized to
provide training courses required by New York State.
William Peeler is
the Director of NEA Training Center who
has over 23 years of experience in the fields of security,
law enforcement and investigation.
Mr. Peeler has consulted and trained both domestic and
foreign government agencies. He has been published in such
publications as Counterterrorism International and PI
Magazine.
The Eight Hour
Pre-Assignment Training course is a general introductory
course. Upon successful completion of this course the
officer is issued a training certificate. This certificate
must accompany the security officer's registration
application when submitted to the Department of State. Once
the application is submitted, the officer has 90 days to
complete the 16 Hour On-The-Job training course.
Course Includes
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All Materials Listed
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Frame Worthy Certificate
Pre-Requisites
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The New
York State Division of Criminal Justice Services and
New York State Department of State requires that all
Security Officers be at least 18 years of age;
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Previous
Training Not Required;
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Student
must read, write and comprehend the English
language;
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Return of
successful Background Check
Registration Checklist
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Requirements to Attend NEA Training Center Courses |
| As a responsible provider of services that are critical
to the infrastructure and Homeland Security of the United
States, we require all students be vetted prior to
acceptance into any course offered.
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Course Instruction |
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Materials Required
(Provided by NEA Training
Center) |
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Why
Should I Attend? |
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Enhance
your ability to obtain an entry level security
position within New York State;
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Meet
requirements of New York State Law in lateral change
from out of state security experience;
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Have a
minimum understanding of operational procedures and
laws that affects the Security Officer
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Reduce
liability exposure by knowing, following and the
state requirements for Security Officers
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Target Audience |
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Individuals performing the functions of a Security
Officer within New York State and who requires
certification;
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Persons
in the position of managing security personnel
within the entities chain of command;
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Receptionist and others whose position may border or
step in to security, i.e. camera monitoring,
emergency response
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Course Fees |
| $59.00 per individual attendee
(Pre-registered)
Discounts are available for multiple individuals from
the same agency. If you are an employer of security
professionals and would like to arrange for an "on-site"
class or discounted classes for multiple attendees, please
contact us.
All pricing includes required classroom materials and does
not include transportation, meals or lodging.
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