Ontario Security Guard Test Private Security and Investigative Services Act 2

Question 1

Under the PSISA, what is the maximum fine for an individual who acts as a security guard without a licence?

Accepted Answer

$25,000

Answer

An individual found guilty of acting as a security guard without a valid licence can face a fine of up to $25,000 for a first offence under the PSISA.

Question 2

Which of the following activities requires a security guard licence under the PSISA?

Accepted Answer

Performing guard duties at a private event

Answer

Performing guard duties, including protecting persons or property at events, requires a valid security guard licence under the PSISA.

Question 3

Under the PSISA, a security guard employer must ensure that all guards have completed which mandatory requirement?

Accepted Answer

40 hours of approved training

Answer

Employers must verify that their security guards have completed the mandatory training program approved by the Ministry of the Solicitor General before allowing them to work.

Question 4

What type of background check is required under the PSISA for a security guard licence application?

Accepted Answer

Criminal record check

Answer

Applicants must consent to and pass a criminal record check as part of the licensing process. This helps ensure that individuals with certain criminal backgrounds are not licensed as security guards.

Question 5

Under the PSISA, can the Registrar revoke a security guard licence?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if the licensee no longer meets the requirements

Answer

The Registrar has the authority to revoke or suspend a security guard licence if the licensee no longer meets the requirements or has committed an offence under the Act.

Ontario Security Guard Practice Test

Ontario Security Guard Practice Test

Ontario Security Guard Test Private Security and Investigative Services Act 2