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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.2 - Statement of purpose

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The purpose of this Part is to set forth minimum
						  standards for the security guard training courses with regard to subject matter
						  and time requirements, which have been recommended by the council, to set forth
						  requirements for administration of such security guard training courses to be
						  followed by certified security guard instructors and to promulgate rules
						  governing attendance and completion of such courses.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.3 - Minimum standards of the eight hour pre-assignment training course

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(a) No eight hour
						pre-assignment training course for security guards shall be approved by the
						commissioner which does not follow a curriculum consisting of at least eight
						hours which includes, but is not limited to, the following general topic areas
						and corresponding minimum time requirements:
(1) introduction--one-quarter hour;
(2) role of a security guard--one and
						one-quarter hours;
(3) legal powers
						and limitations--two hours;
(4)
						emergency situations--one hour;
(5)
						communications and public relations--one hour;
(6) access control--one-half hour;
(7) ethics and conduct--one hour;
						and
(8) review and examination--one
						hour.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.4 - Minimum standards of the on-the-job training course

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(a) No on-the-job training course shall be
						approved by the commissioner which does not follow a curriculum consisting of
						at least 16 hours. The curriculum shall take into consideration the security
						guard's specific duties, the nature of the work place and the requirements of
						the security guard company. The 16 hours of instruction shall include, but not
						be limited to, the following general topic areas which shall relate to these
						three objectives and satisfy the corresponding minimum time requirements:
(1) role of a security guard--one
						hour;
(2) legal powers and
						limitations--one hour;
(3)
						emergency situations--one hour;
(4)
						communications and public relations--one-half hour;
(5) access control--one-half hour;
(6) ethics and conduct--one-half
						hour;
(7) report writing--one-half
						hour;
(8) incident command
						system--two hours;
(9) terrorism
						related topics--four hours; and
(10) review and examination--one
						hour.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.5 - Minimum standards of the 47 hour firearms training course

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(a) No 47 hour
						firearms training course shall be approved by the commissioner which does not
						follow a curriculum consisting of at least 47 hours which includes, but is not
						limited to, the following topics and corresponding minimum time requirements:
(1) Firearms handling, safety, and
						proficiency, course of fire for firearms qualification-- 40 hours.
(2) Deadly physical force instruction, review
						and examination-- seven hours.
(i) The 47
						hour firearms training course shall include a course of fire for firearms
						qualification for the firearms handling, safety, and proficiency component, to
						be administered to the individual student following completion of the
						presentation of the firearms component.
(ii) As referenced above, the 47 hour
						firearms training course shall include a review and an examination period to be
						administered to the individual student upon completion of the presentation of
						the course topics on deadly physical force. The taking and passing of a
						firearms proficiency examination is required of each individual prior to the
						issuance of a certificate of successful completion for the 47 hour firearms
						training course. A certified security guard instructor shall provide the
						examination material, administer and supervise the examination, and grade the
						examination.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.6 - Minimum standards of the eight hour annual in-service training course

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(a) No eight hour
						annual in-service training course shall be approved by the commissioner which
						does not follow a curriculum consisting of at least eight hours which includes,
						but is not limited to, the following general topic areas and corresponding
						minimum time requirements. Six of the eight hours shall be chosen from these
						following topics and corresponding minimum time requirements. The remaining two
						hours of instruction may be selected from the other general and elective topic
						areas. Where no minimum time requirement is specified the annual in-service
						training course does not have to include that topic. Where a maximum time
						requirement is specified, that maximum number of hours cannot be exceeded in
						order to satisfy the eight hour annual in-service training course.
Minimum
										hours
Maximum
										hours
Role of a security guard
0
2
Legal powers and limitations
0
2
Emergency situations
0
2
Communications and public relations
0
2
Access control
0
2
Report writing
0
2
Ethics and conduct
0
2
Elective topics
0
2
(b) Upon satisfaction of the eight hour
						annual in-service training course, nothing herein shall preclude the
						instruction of additional topics or the instruction of the following topics in
						excess of the maximum hours prescribed herein.
(c) All requirements of the eight hour annual
						in-service training course may be completed in separate sessions of no less
						than two hours per session over the calendar year in which such training must
						be completed.
(d) Only security
						guard instructors who have met the requirements for security guard instructor
						certification and who have been certified in accordance with the provisions of
						Part 6029 of this Title may provide instruction in such training
						course.
(e) An eight hour annual
						in-service training course approved by the commissioner in accordance with this
						Part shall be administered only at approved security guard training
						schools.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.7 - Minimum standards of the eight hour annual in-service training course for holders of special armed guard registration cards

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(a) No eight hour annual in-service training
						course required for holders of special armed guard registration cards shall be
						approved by the commissioner which does not follow a curriculum consisting of
						at least eight hours of instruction which includes, but is not limited to, the
						following topics and corresponding minimum time requirements:
(1) Firearms handling, safety, and
						proficiency, course of fire for firearms qualification--five hours.
(2) Deadly physical force instruction, review
						and examination--three hours.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.8 - Requirements for approval of security guard training courses

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(a) No later than
						45 days prior to commencement of initial training, the school director shall
						file a copy of the proposed curriculum(s) with the commissioner. The
						curriculum(s) shall be in a form prescribed by the commissioner and shall
						include, but not be limited to:
(1) the name
						and location of the approved security guard training school;
(2) a chronological listing of topics,
						including the date, time and number of hours allotted to each topic;
						and
(3) the names of the school
						director and certified security guard instructor(s) and the type of instructor
						certification(s) held by each certified security guard instructor and school
						director if such school director holds instructor certification(s).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.9 - Revocation of approval of a security guard training course

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(a) The commissioner may revoke the approval
						granted to a security guard training course pursuant to this Part at any time.
						Reasons for such revocation may include, but not be limited to, the violation
						of any of the provisions of this Part.
(b) The commissioner shall send the school
						director, via certified mail, a written notice of his or her intent to revoke
						the approval and the reasons for such action. Upon receipt of such notice,
						approval of the security guard training course shall be suspended and such
						course shall not be conducted at the security guard training school.
(c) Within 30 days of the receipt of said
						notice, the school director may forward a written request to the commissioner,
						for a hearing to be held by the council to determine whether the approval
						should be revoked. The commissioner shall forward the request to the
						council.
(d) Such hearing shall be
						held at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the council, whenever possible.
						At least 15 days before the next regularly scheduled council meeting, the
						council shall give to the school director written notice by mail of the time
						and place of said meeting, wherein a hearing shall be held to determine whether
						the approval should be revoked. The school director may be represented at the
						hearing by counsel and may produce any evidence to support its
						position.
(e) Within 10 business
						days following the meeting, the council shall submit its recommendation to the
						commissioner. Following receipt of the council's recommendation, the
						commissioner shall forward to the school director the decision and the reasons
						given for such decision. The failure of the school director to timely request a
						hearing shall not preclude the commissioner from revoking the
						approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.10 - Term and renewal of curriculum approval

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The security guard training course approval shall be
						  valid for a period of three years, provided that the council has not made any
						  substantive changes to the curriculum as set forth in this Part. Such approval
						  may be renewed by a school director upon filing of a copy of the curriculum in
						  use at that time with the commissioner and approval by the commissioner in
						  accordance with this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.11 - Requirements for conducting a security guard training course

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(a) No security
						guard training course shall be conducted which does not meet the minimum
						standards as set forth in this Part.
(b) The school director shall ensure that the
						security guard training course is conducted in accordance with applicable
						standards, policies and procedures.
(c) If any information filed with the
						commissioner for the application required pursuant to this Part is changed or
						modified, the school shall notify the commissioner in writing of such change
						within 15 days of such change.
(d)
						Within seven days after the conclusion of a security guard training course, the
						school director shall forward all appropriate documentation required by the
						commissioner, including but not limited to, the course roster which shall
						include the names of individuals who have successfully completed the course and
						any other relevant information as determined by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.12 - Requirements for issuance of a certificate of successful completion

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(a) Attendance
						shall be required of each individual student for all sections of a security
						guard training course.
(b) As
						provided for in this Part, the taking and passing of a written examination is
						required of each individual prior to issuance of a certificate of successful
						completion for the pre-assignment training course, the on-the-job training
						course, the 47 hour firearms training course, and the eight hour annual
						in-service training course for holders of special armed guard registration
						cards. A certified security guard instructor shall provide the examination
						material, administer and supervise the examination, and grade the examination.
						The school director shall retain the examination papers and all other
						appropriate records as determined by the commissioner in accordance with the
						appropriate schedule for records retention and disposition promulgated by the
						New York State Commissioner of the Department of Education. Such records shall
						be available for inspection by members of the council or the commissioner.
						Entities not otherwise covered by the Department of Education's schedule for
						records retention and disposition shall retain such records for a period of not
						less than two years.
(c) Upon
						attestation by a school director that an individual listed on the roster has
						satisfactorily completed the requirements of a security guard training course
						and upon verification of the documentation forwarded by such school director in
						accordance with this Part, a certificate of successful completion in the form
						and manner prescribed by the commissioner, shall be issued to such
						individual.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.13 - Waiver standards and qualifications; general authority

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(a) The
						commissioner shall waive the training requirements as set forth in this Part,
						or any portion thereof, when, in his or her opinion, the individual or entity
						has provided appropriate documentation demonstrating that such individual or
						entity was, or is subject to training requirements which meet or exceed those
						as specified in this Part.
(b) Such
						documentation shall include, but not be limited to, appropriate course
						curricula, copies of materials, related documents which have been used for
						instruction or are proposed for instructional use, and/or such other materials
						as may be deemed necessary by the commissioner. Additionally, such
						documentation must identify, designate, outline, or otherwise physically locate
						the following:
(1) topics;
(2) course objectives;
(3) hours of instruction; and/or
(4) other relevant information which explains
						and supports the request for a waiver pursuant to this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6027 - Security Guard Training Courses › Section 6027.14 - Waiver standards and qualifications; proprietary guards

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(a) The
						commissioner shall waive the training requirements as set forth in this Part,
						or any portion thereof, for individuals whose employment by a security guard
						company is on a proprietary basis for its own use, when in his or her opinion,
						the security guard company provides adequate documentation demonstrating that
						the training courses as set forth in this Part are not directly relevant to the
						individual's job responsibilities and:
(1)
						the individual, in the course of his or her employment, wears a uniform or
						other readily apparent indicia of authority, but does not have interactions
						with the public or expend a majority of time spent in their employment duties
						in contact with the public; or
(2)
						the individual, as a requisite of employment, carries a firearm as specified in
						the Penal Law, but does not have interactions with the public or expend a
						majority of time spent in their employment duties in contact with the public;
						or
(3) the individual, in the
						course of his or her employment, wears a uniform or other readily apparent
						indicia of authority, and also, as a requisite of employment, carries a firearm
						as specified in the Penal Law but does not have interactions with the public or
						expend a majority of time spent in their employment duties in contact with the
						public; or
(4) the individual has
						interactions with the public or expends a majority of time spent in his or her
						employment duties in contact with the public but does not, in the course of his
						or her employment, wear a uniform or other readily apparent indicia of
						authority, or as a requisite of employment, carry a firearm as specified in the
						Penal Law; or
(5) the individual
						does not, in the course of his or her employment, wear a uniform or other
						readily apparent indicia of authority, does not, as a requisite of employment,
						carry a firearm as specified in the Penal Law, and does not have interactions
						with the public or expend a majority of time spent in their employment duties
						in contact with the public.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.1 - Definitions

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When used in this Part:
(a) The term commissioner shall mean the
						Commissioner of the Division of Criminal Justice Services or his or her
						designee.
(b) The term division
						shall mean the Division of Criminal Justice Services.
(c) The term council shall mean the Security
						Guard Advisory Council.
(d) The
						term approved security guard training school shall mean an entity which has
						been approved as a security guard training school by the commissioner in
						accordance with section
						6028.3 
						of this Part and is approved to provide a security guard training course or
						courses as set forth in Part 6027 of this Title.
(e) The term security guard training course
						or courses shall mean, separately and collectively:
(1) the eight hour pre-assignment training
						course which meets the minimum standards as set forth in Part 6027 of this
						Title and which has been approved by the commissioner in accordance with the
						provisions of Part 6027 of this Title;
(2) the on-the-job training course which
						meets the minimum standards as set forth in Part 6027 of this Title and which
						has been approved by the commissioner in accordance with the provisions of Part
						6027 of this Title;
(3) the 47 hour
						firearms training course which meets the minimum standards as set forth in Part
						6027 of this Title and which has been approved by the commissioner in
						accordance with the provisions of Part 6027 of this Title;
(4) the eight hour annual in-service training
						course which meets the minimum standards as set forth in Part 6027 of this
						Title and which has been approved by the commissioner in accordance with the
						provisions of Part 6027 of this Title; and
(5) the eight hour annual in-service training
						course for holders of special armed guard registration cards which meets the
						minimum standards as set forth in Part 6027 of this Title and which has been
						approved by the commissioner in accordance with the provisions of Part 6027 of
						this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.2 - Statement of purpose

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The purpose of this Part is to set forth the minimum
						  qualifications for approval as a security guard training school and to
						  establish clear and specific requirements for such approval.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.3 - Requirements for approval of a security guard training school

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(a) The existing or
						prospective school owner shall submit a completed security guard training
						school application form prescribed by the division. The application shall
						include such information as may be required or requested by the
						commissioner.
(b) The existing or
						prospective school owner shall at a minimum:
(1) possess standards of good character,
						integrity and trustworthiness; and
(2) be an officer, member, or principal
						currently licensed by the Department of State as a private investigator; watch,
						guard or patrol agency; or armored car carrier; or
(3) maintain a valid security guard
						registration card issued by the Department of State; or
(4) maintain a valid armored car guard
						registration card issued by the Department of State.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.3-A - Exemptions

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Some of the requirements for the existing or
						  prospective school owner, school director or school co-director may be waived
						  by the commissioner if the security guard training school, or existing or
						  prospective school owner, director or co-director is:
(a) a public or private educational
						institution operating under the purview of the New York State Education
						Department or an equivalent agency in another jurisdiction; or
(b) a public entity; or
(c) an entity employing security guards on a
						proprietary basis for its own use; or
(d) an educational institution conducted on a
						not-for-profit basis by firms or organizations, provided that such instruction
						is offered at no charge; or
(e) an
						employed police or peace officer in good standing.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.4 - Suspension and revocation of approval of a security guard training school

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(a) The
						commissioner may move to suspend or revoke the security guard training school
						approval pursuant to this Part at any time. Upon the suspension of the approval
						of a security guard training school, the commissioner shall either:
(1) proceed under the provisions of
						subdivision (c) of this section to revoke the school approval; or
(2) hold the revocation of the school
						approval in abeyance pending the resolution of the concerns raised by the
						commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6028 - Approved Security Guard Training Schools › Section 6028.8 - Schedule of fees

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(a) The
						following application fees will apply to:
Initial school application -
$1,000
School renewal -
$ 500
(b) Payment for services shall be made by
						electronic transfer of funds; postal money order; Western Union, Integrated
						Payment Systems, bank, American Express, or Travelers Express money orders;
						corporate check; or governmental check, unless otherwise provided by agreement.
						Bank money orders must be issued by a bank chartered in the United States, must
						be payable in U.S. funds, and must be valid for at least 90 days from the date
						of issuance. A $25 service charge may be imposed for all checks that are
						returned due to insufficient funds. The commissioner may refuse to accept a
						certain form of payment if that form of payment has previously been
						uncollectible. Remittance shall be made payable to the Division of Criminal
						Justice Services.
(c) The
						commissioner may waive the initial school application fee or school renewal fee
						if the school is operated by a New York State or local government entity that
						provides training solely for security guards in its employ or a school district
						providing security guard training as part of a curriculum approved by the
						Department of Education.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.2 - Certification of security guard instructor, special security guard instructor and armed security guard instructor

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Instructor certification for security guard instructor,
						  special security guard instructor and armed security guard instructor may be
						  granted by the commissioner upon demonstration of instructor competency and
						  subject matter expertise and payment of an application fee, in accordance with
						  the minimum requirements established by this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.3 - Minimum requirements for security guard instructor certification

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(a) Each applicant
						requesting security guard instructor certification shall:
(1) satisfy minimum qualification criteria
						relating to education, teaching experience, formal training, and security
						experience as determined by the commissioner, including but not limited to the
						following:
(i) possess a high school diploma
						or its equivalent;
(ii) possess
						standards of good character, integrity, and trustworthiness; and
(iii) be an officer, member, or principal
						currently licensed by the Department of State as a private investigator; watch,
						guard or patrol agency; or armored car carrier agency; or
(iv) maintain a valid security guard
						registration card issued by the Department of State; or
(v) maintain a valid armed security armored
						car guard registration card issued by the Department of State; or
(vi) be employed as police or peace officer
						in good standing.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.4 - Requirements for special security guard instructor certification

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Special security guard instructor certification may be
						  granted at the discretion of the commissioner upon written application in cases
						  in which the applicant meets the minimum requirements for security guard
						  instructor certification as set forth in section
						  6029.3 
						  of this Part and has advanced academic credentials and qualifying experience in
						  addition to having demonstrated technical expertise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.5 - Requirements for armed security guard instructor certification

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(a) Each applicant
						requesting armed security guard instructor certification shall:
(1) have a minimum of three years experience
						as a police officer, peace officer or security guard. The requirements relating
						to experience shall be satisfied by an individual who has carried a firearm in
						the course of his or her official duties and has done so for the prescribed
						period of time. Individuals who are not otherwise exempted from the licensing
						requirements of the Penal Law shall possess the requisite license in accordance
						with section 400.00  of the Penal Law; and
(2) have successfully completed a firearms
						instructor course as prescribed by the commissioner;
(3) submit an application fee as determined
						by the schedule of fees prescribed by the commissioner in section
						6029.9  of this
						Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.5-A - Exemptions

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Some of the requirements for the existing or
						  prospective security guard, special security guard or armed security guard
						  instructor may be waived by the commissioner if the existing or prospective
						  security guard, special security guard or armed security guard instructor is
						  employed with or at a public or private educational institution operating under
						  the purview of the New York State Education Department or an equivalent agency
						  in another jurisdiction, a public entity, an entity employing security guards
						  on a proprietary basis for its own use, or an educational institution conducted
						  on a not-for-profit basis by firms or organizations, provided that such
						  instruction is offered at no charge; or is an employed police or peace officer
						  in good standing.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.7 - Suspension and revocation of certification

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(a) The commissioner may move to suspend or
						revoke the instructor certification pursuant to this Part at any time. Upon the
						suspension of the instructor certification, the commissioner shall either:
(1) proceed under the provisions of
						subdivision (c) of this section to revoke the instructor certification;
						or
(2) hold the revocation of the
						instructor certification in abeyance pending the resolution of the concerns
						raised by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.8 - Conducting a security guard training course

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(a) No security guard training course shall
						be conducted which does not meet the minimum standards as set forth in Part
						6027 of this Title.
(b) Only
						instructors certified pursuant to the provisions of this Part are allowed to
						instruct a security guard training course or program at the school.
(c) The certified instructor shall ensure
						that the security guard training course is compliant with applicable laws,
						rules and regulations, division requirements, and policies and
						procedures.
(d) The certified
						instructor shall adhere to and engage in proper business practices.
(e) Attendance shall be required of each
						individual student for all sections of a security guard training course. No
						student shall be issued a certificate of completion who does not successfully
						complete a security guard training course.
(f) The council or the commissioner may
						conduct periodic unscheduled inspections to monitor compliance with applicable
						laws, rules and regulations, division requirements, and policies and
						procedures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6029 - Security Guard Instructor Standards And Qualifications › Section 6029.9 - Schedule of fees

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(a) The
						following application fee will apply to:
(1)
						Initial application for security guard instructor certification, special
						security guard instructor certification, or armed security guard instructor
						certification --$500.
(2)
						Instructor renewal --$250.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.1 - Purpose and intent of Part

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It is the purpose and intent of this Part to provide
						  eligible police officers with custom-fitted ballistic soft-body armor vests
						  capable of sustaining multiple hits from various types of commonly encountered
						  handgun ammunition fired from various types of commonly encountered handguns,
						  including but not limited to any firearm or firearms considered by an applicant
						  to be standard issue for its police officers, with the ability to disperse
						  deliverable shock in such a manner as to protect the wearer from extreme shock
						  injury. It is the further intent of this Part to adopt specifications for such
						  vests that permit the selection of vests that are comfortable to wear
						  throughout an entire eight-hour shift, thereby encouraging police officers to
						  wear them at all times while on duty.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.2 - Definitions

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When used herein, the terms eligible police officer,
						  vest, municipal corporation, public benefit corporation, State agency and
						  applicant shall have the meanings set forth in Executive Law, section
						  837-d.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.3 - Performance standards

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The commissioner may approve reimbursement for the cost
						  of purchasing vests for use by eligible police officers, provided such vests
						  have been tested and classified as type I, II-A, II or III-A under the United
						  States Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice Standard for the
						  Ballistic Resistance of Police Body Armor, NIJ Standard 0101.03 (April 1987),
						  and conform to the specifications for vests set forth in section
						  6030.6  of this
						  Part; provided, however, that approval for eligible police officers within the
						  City of New York may be granted for vest models which are substantiated and
						  certified as complying with such ballistic and trauma requirements as the
						  commissioner of police of the City of New York may adopt, subject to review and
						  approval by the commissioner.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.4 - Selection of vests

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(a)
						Selection of vest vendors shall be a determination to be made by the
						applicant.
(b) The applicant shall
						insure that such vests comply with the standards adopted by section
						6030.3  and
						the specifications set forth in section
						6030.6  of this
						Part.
(c) The applicant shall
						certify to the commissioner, in such form and in such manner as he shall
						require, that any such vest is classified under the standard adopted by section
						6030.6  of this
						Part as capable of protecting the officer to whom such vest is issued to at
						least the ballistic specifications of the standard issue weapon and ammunition
						assigned to or authorized for use by the officer.
(d) The applicant shall secure and maintain a
						permanent record of the manufacturer's certificate of insurance.
(e) The applicant shall determine whether one
						or two carriers are to be provided for each vest. A second carrier may be
						required to permit uninterrupted use of the vest while the first carrier is
						being laundered.
(f) In connection
						with any application for reimbursement for the purchase of vests, the applicant
						shall provide, in such form and in such manner as the commissioner shall
						require, the following information with respect to each vest:
(1) the name of the officer to whom such vest
						is issued;
(2) the date on which
						such officer was issued such vest; and
(3) a statement indicating whether the
						officer receiving such vest has, at any time in the previous 10 years, been
						provided with any other vest for which State reimbursement was provided under
						Executive Law, section
						837-d or former Labor Law, article 17-a
						and the date of any such prior reimbursement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.5 - Replacement of vests

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(a) Any
						vest damaged or destroyed due to use in service, improper laundering, abuse or
						any other reason shall be removed from service and replaced with an appropriate
						vest.
(b) Any vest which sustains
						one hit from a firearm shall be considered a damaged vest.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.6 - Specifications

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Vests shall be comfortable to wear throughout an entire
						  eight-hour shift, and shall meet the following minimum standards:
(a) Each vest shall be of slip-over or
						slip-on construction, and shall provide front and back protection.
(b) Side protection or partial side
						protection may be provided as an optional feature.
(c) Front panels shall cover the entire front
						of the body except where scooped at the armholes and neck and shall extend into
						the shoulder area above the collarbone.
(d) Back protection shall have a generally
						rectangular shape fully covering the back area and with a minimum of scooping
						at the neck.
(e) Back panels shall
						be of the same materials and construction as the remainder of the
						vest.
(f) Back panels shall not
						overlap or infringe upon the front protection, or the front and side
						protection, offered by the vest.
(g) Front and back shirttails shall be a
						optional feature, but, if provided, shall be of integral construction with the
						vest.
(h) Ballistic panels shall be
						properly treated to be water repellent.
(i) The length shall be such that, when worn
						in the sitting position, the vest will not ride up on the wearer.
(j) If shoulder straps are provided, they
						shall be at least two inches wide at their minimum dimension.
(k) Seams at the top of the shoulder area
						shall be so constructed as to minimize chafing or other discomfort.
(l) The ballistic panels shall be easily
						removable to permit laundering of the carrier or cleaning of the ballistic
						panels.
(m) The neck cutout shall
						be sufficiently scooped so that the vest is not visible at the open throat of
						the shirt on a standing officer when the collar is unbuttoned and without a
						tie.
(n) All seams and stitching
						shall be consistent with good garment manufacturing processes.
(o) The vests shall contain no metal
						components.
(p) Threads for all
						stitching shall not shrink during washing so as to cause puckering of the
						material.
(q) Each vest shall
						provide sufficient armhole room so as not to irritate or restrict
						movement.
(r) Ballistic panels
						shall lie flat in the carriers without bulging of the carrier at any point or
						with no more than one-fourth inch of clearance between the carrier and the
						ballistic panel around the periphery of the panel.
(s) Each vest shall be free from wrinkles,
						blisters, cracks or fabric tears, crazing, chipped or sharp corners, or other
						evidences of inferior workmanship.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.7 - Custom fitting

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Vests shall be custom-fitted for the purpose of wear by
						  the eligible officer.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle U - Division of Criminal Justice Services › Chapter I - Law Enforcement Services › Subchapter A - Municipal Police Training Council › Article 2 - Municipal Police Training Program › Part 6030 - Soft-body Ballistic Armor Vests For Police Officers › Section 6030.8 - Alternative standards and specifications

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Any municipal corporation or public authority may
						  establish its arm alternative standards and specifications for vests, provided
						  that the following conditions are complied with:
(a) Such standards and specifications shall
						be at least as stringent as those adopted by this Part.
(b) Such standards and specifications shall
						be submitted to the commissioner for review, and shall be approved by the
						commissioner prior to the effective date of such standards and
						specifications.