ABST ALBERTA BASIC SECURITY
TRAINING QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2025
the individual's employer - correct-answer-A written complaint about a security
professional is directed to
false - correct-answer-A security professional in the province of Alberta is eligible
to begin work before receiving their license, provided they have completed all
application documents and requirements.
never - correct-answer-An individual security license may be transferred:
information - correct-answer-Security professionals are tasked with protection of
persons, property, and
Your conduct and deportment - correct-answer-Professionalism is best
demonstrated by:
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Security Services and Investigators Act - correct-answer-Security professionals in
Alberta are licensed under the:
90 - correct-answer-A public complaint against an individual security license
holder must be filed within _____ days of the alleged incident.
Peace Officer - correct-answer-Individuals holding an individual license in the
province of Alberta may not refer to themselves as:
batons - correct-answer-_________________ utilized by licensed security
professionals must be authorized by the Registrar.
observation - correct-answer-Being physically fit will help you combat fatique and
keep your powers of ____________________ sharp.
false - correct-answer-Working night shift is an example of a low risk duty.
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frequency - correct-answer-The ______________ with which you encounter
certain hazards can affect the level of risk at a site.
true - correct-answer-Avoiding alcohol will help a shift worker cope better with
unusual work hours.
true - correct-answer-Hazard assessment should be an ongoing process.
medium - correct-answer-Working a venue with numbers of persons present is an
example of a _____________-risk setting.
in the middle of the day - correct-answer-Afternoon workers should have their
main meal
good repair - correct-answer-Keep your uniform in _________________ to avoid
potential hazards.
assess - correct-answer-You should ____________ the risk on each site you work.