How private security services are carried out

Course for sworn private security guards (GPG) and heads of security on how private security services are carried out. It explains the functional classes of services governed by Ministerial Decree no. 269 of 1 December 2010, within the framework of the Consolidated Law on Public Security (TULPS). For each type of service it covers the equipment required, the reporting obligations and the operating procedures to follow. The programme also covers the service report and the legal status of the GPG.

Who it is for. The course is aimed at:

• sworn private security guards who carry out private security services or are preparing to do so;
• heads of security and Security Managers who organise or monitor the services.

Initial training and refresher. The course is suitable both for initial training and for the periodic refresher course for GPG.

How it is delivered. In the classroom with the trainer or through distance learning (FAD).

Certificate. A certificate of attendance is issued at the end.

• TULPS and the TULPS Implementing Regulation
• Ministerial Decree 269/2010, as amended and supplemented;
• Equipment and reporting for the different types of service;
• Operating procedures for carrying out services;
• The service report: purpose and importance;
• The legal status of the GPG.

To acquire knowledge of the functional classes of private security services under Ministerial Decree 269/2010 and of the related operating methods, equipment and reporting obligations.