How To Become a Security Guard in Nevada | Unity One, Inc.
Channel: Unity One, Inc.
Date: 2015-01-29

In this video, the Operations Director with Unity One, Inc. is talking about how to become a security guard and armed guard in the state of Nevada. He goes over the basic qualifications everyone must go through to become a certified as a security guard. The Private Investigators Licensing Board under the Nevada Attorney General’s office regulates this.

The basic qualifications to become a security guard are: 

• Must be 21 years of age or older 
• High Diploma or equivalency
• Have permission to legally work in the United States 
• Photo ID (State ID or Drivers License) 
• Submit fingerprinting 
• Pass a background check 

The basic qualifications to become an armed guard are: 
• Employed with a Private Security Agency 
• Pass the Security Guard Exam 
• Complete 11 hours of training at a certified training facility, not including the Nevada Firearms training. 

Along with any fees are come with complete these steps. 

Unity One, Inc. takes training seriously to make sure all UI officers serve the community the best way possible. Officers are highly trained in defensive tactics, process servicing, proper use of force, interview tactics, report writing, investigation techniques, and other areas in security. Training is important and should always be a continuing process. 

To find out more information about how to become a security guard in Nevada, visit https://nevadapilb.glsuite.us/. 

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