The PSIRA Grade C Security Training Course builds on the foundational skills acquired in lower-grade training, equipping individuals with advanced knowledge and abilities to perform essential security functions. This course is designed for personnel responsible for entry-level security services without supervisory or management roles, focusing on operational proficiency, risk management, and professional conduct in compliance with industry regulations.

Key Topics Covered

• Legal Aspects and Authority: Understanding legal rights for arrest, search, and custody, including private defence, grounds of justification, and compliance with the Criminal Procedure Act, Section 42.
• Occupational Safety and Risk Management: Identifying workplace hazards, preventing accidents, and implementing safety protocols.
• Fire Prevention and Safety: Recognising fire classifications, addressing fire risks, and using fire extinguishers effectively.
• Bomb Threat Response: Managing telephonic bomb threats, identifying likely targets, and following immediate action drills.
• Threat Identification and Neutralisation: Recognising internal and external threats and protecting assets and personnel.
• Patrolling and Access Control: Conducting effective patrols, managing access points, and performing searches to ensure secure operations.
• Emergency Response: Responding to accidents, armed robberies, and hostage situations, prioritising safety, and coordinating evacuations or first aid.
• Written Reports and Observation: Compiling accurate, concise reports addressing who, what, where, when, why, and how, with detailed descriptions of persons, vehicles, and objects.
• Personal Security and Professionalism: Addressing factors affecting personal security and maintaining professional conduct.
• Communication and Public Relations: Utilising clear communication and managing interactions with the public effectively.

Outcomes

Upon completing the PSIRA Grade C Security Training Course, participants will be equipped to handle essential security tasks, including identifying and reporting risks, monitoring security systems, responding to emergencies, and providing basic customer service. They will demonstrate professionalism and compliance with South African security industry standards, preparing them for roles requiring operational efficiency and situational awareness.

Note: The course price excludes the PSIRA Registration Fee of R310.