To apply to carry a firearm while on duty as an armed security guard, candidates must complete a training course that meets all Bureau of Security and Investigative Services requirements. This two-day class includes a full day of lectures and a test at the conclusion of the first day; the second day takes place at Shooters Paradise, located at 1407 Colusa Hwy, Yuba City, CA 95993. Students are responsible for covering the range fees, which include ammunition, firearm rental, eye and ear protection, and targets.
Security guards are mandated to carry a baton while on duty. The course of instruction spans eight hours and adheres to the requirements established by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services. Baton training includes a minimum of four hours of classroom instruction, culminating in a written examination. Additionally, there is an additional four hours dedicated to physical training, where students learn proper baton usage techniques such as blocking, swinging, and carrying. Students are required to demonstrate proficiency in using the baton in hand-to-hand combat scenarios.
Joseph Puccio Security & Investigative Services operates as a licensed security training center, led by Joseph Puccio, a retired California Police Officer with extensive experience in law enforcement training. Our courses meet Bureau of Security and Investigative Services standards and emphasize officer safety.
Training includes firearm proficiency assessments based on Bureau standards, with officers required to achieve a minimum score of 200 out of 250 on shooting qualifications. Training also covers electronic and chemical less-than-lethal weapons, aligned with California Peace Officers Standards and Training requirements. Officers must demonstrate understanding of laws, regulations, and civil liabilities related to less-than-lethal weapon deployment.
Handcuffing techniques are taught in conjunction with hand-to-hand combat methods used by public safety officers. Students engage in four hours of lecture and practical training with partners, including physical exercises. Our comprehensive classroom sessions feature DVDs, lectures, PowerPoint presentations, discussions, handouts, and demonstrations. Active participation in all aspects of training and discussions is mandatory, with written tests required for certain subjects.
Proficiency in spoken and written English is essential for all firearms and less-than-lethal weapons training, as officers must write grammatically correct reports following any weapon deployment. Reports are submitted to local law enforcement agencies and the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services as required.
To pay for your Firearms Initial Class please access the link below:
To pay for your Firearms Renewal Class please access the link below:
To pay for your Guard Card Class please access the link below:
To pay for your
Electronic Weapons Training
please access the link below:
To pay for your
Baton 8 Hour Training
please access the link below:
To pay for your
Chemical Agents Training
please access the link below:
To pay for your
32 Hour Training Course
please access the link below:
To pay for your
T3.68 CAL Training Certification
please access the link below:
Eight-hour Training Course of Instruction
Sunday, October 28th, 2024
from 0900 – 1700 hours.
Sixteen-hour Training Course of Instruction
Saturday and Sunday, October 26th & 27th, 2024
from 0900 – 1700 hours each day.
Eight-hour Course of Instruction
Monday, September 16, 2024
from 0900 – 1700 hours.
Eight-hour Course of Instruction
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
from 0900 – 1700 hours.
Exposed Firearms Permit Live Scan: Fees range from $113 to $140, depending on the location. Always verify costs in advance. We offer a Live Scan system that can provide significant savings. Payment is made to the Live Scan Operator.
Exposed Firearms Permit Assessment: A guard card is required to sign up for the assessment. The fee is $65, payable to PSI.
Security Guard Card (Initial): The initial fee is $60, payable to the Bureau of Security & Investigative Services and class fee is $150.
Exposed Firearms Permit (Initial): The initial fee is $100, payable to the Bureau of Security & Investigative Services and class fee is $260.
Baton Permit (Initial): The initial fee is $60, payable to the Bureau of Security & Investigative Services and class fee is $150.
Baton Permit Renewal: The renewal fee is $40, payable to the Bureau of Security & Investigative Services and class fee is $150.
Training Fees:
Range Fees for Exposed Firearms Permit:
If you are interested in any of these scheduled classes, please contact Joseph Puccio at josephpuccio@statelawenforcement.com - Don't miss these classes if you haven't taken them and are interested in pursuing a career in security.
You can also reach us by phone at 530-565-5352 or 530-848-0322
- If you are an employee, there will be no charge for the training. However, the fees for the guard card, exposed firearms permit, and baton permits will need to be paid, as these credentials belong to the individual guard.
- If you have not been fingerprinted for an exposed firearms permit in the last six months, you will need to undergo fingerprinting.
- A 50% deposit is required to secure your place in the class unless you are an employee of Quality Security Services
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