True - Answers A security professional has an obligation to protect confidential information.
Controlling access, patrolling effectively, and following up on reports - Answers The security professional
has an obligation to maintain a safe and secure workplace through:
Body language, spoken language, costume, and the Disney look - Answers The security professional is
expected to present a professional image to the use of:
False - Answers WDW security professionals are allowed to accept tips.
Patrol diligently - Answers What is an example of the security professionals ethical behavior?
True - Answers At WDW, we do not condone any form of harassment.
Very your routine, include physical activity, and talk to others during patrol - Answers How can you
combat fatigue during shift work?
True - Answers A security professional at WDW is always on stage.
To move up area to provide protection and conduct observation - Answers The definition of patrol is:
are posts that provide extra security when it is deemed necessary by management - Answers What is a
standby post?
Observe, evaluate, engage, and mitigation - Answers The four elements of the primary approach to
patrolling are:
Bag check - Answers What are examples of mitigation at WDW?
Yellow - Answers Using the awareness spectrum, which condition is the best to stay in?
Be visible, know your area, wrecking, report, and follow up on unsafe conditions - Answers Elements
common to all patrols at WDW are:
True - Answers The general rules of the kiosk patrol is to always wear your safety vest, perform a
possible ID check, and stand up and step out of the kiosk when a vehicle arrives.
Safety - Answers Which of the Disney 4 keys hold the highest priority?
listen, apologize, solve, thank - Answers When dealing with a difficult guest, a useful technique to use is
the last method. What does last stand?
Promote personal safety, prevent crime - Answers A common goal with law enforcement agencies is to:
we conduct crowd control and keep the media from the area - Answers During a fire, our relationship
with the fire department is best served when: