While working as a Security Guard you are responding to an emergency scene on the property. What is your best course of action?Take notes and return to the office to submit a reportStop and evaluate the scene is safe before approachingCall your supervisor and enter the scene to offer assistanceIdentify witnesses and ask them what they sawSUBMIT

While working as a Security Guard you are patrolling the perimeter of the property. You come across an apparent crime scene. What is the FIRST thing you should do?Put up caution tape, photograph the scene, draw diagrams and collect physical evidenceCordon off the area, contain the scene, keep bystanders away and call for the policeCall 911Identify witnesses, interview them and prevent them from leavingSUBMIT

11. You are working as a Security Guard at a large nightclub when you receive a radio call asking you to respond to the ground level and provide assistance at the door. What do you do?Chosen answerAsk for more information and respond as quickly as possible in a safe manner.Run immediately to the area to determine how you can help.Respond as quickly as possible in a safe manner and call 911 on your way.Ask your supervisor to respond as you are engaged in other critical duties.SUBMIT

When should security guards take steps to ensure they are prepared to effectively manage the risks of emergencies?Anytime they are on the job because identifying hazards and managing risk is a daily habit.Every time an emergency occurs.Every month during the fire alarm testing and fire extinguisher audits.Every time they have to renew their First Aid certification.

13. You are working as a Security Guard and your duty is to escort a large group of people through a high-security area. Where should you position yourself in relation to the group to best accomplish your job?Beside the group on either side.The front of the group.The back of the group.Access the group, then monitor their movements by closed-circuit television.SUBMIT

What is the best action to take if you want to help but are concerned for your own safety?Group of answer choicesCreate a distraction or a fictional situationExpress your feelings directly to the perpetratorReach out to someone who is able to intervene, such as a person in authorityRemain a passive bystander