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Your registration is issued for two years, therefore, you must complete two 8 Hour Annual Firearms training courses within your registration effective and expiration dates to be eligible for renewal. Your registration is issued for two years, therefore, you must complete two 8 Hour Annual In-Service training courses within your registration effective and expiration dates to be eligible for renewal andĨ Hour Annual Firearms Training - This course must also be completed each calendar year you hold an armed security guard registration.

Upon successful completion of this course, submit a copy of the certificate with your application for an armed guard registration upgrade.Ĩ Hour Annual In-Service Training - This course must be completed each calendar year you hold an armed security guard registration.

You must complete this course and submit a copy of the certificate issued to you with your security guard application.Ĥ7 Hour Firearms Training - You must possess a valid NYS Pistol Permit and security guard registration to enroll in this course. Your registration is issued for two years, therefore, you must complete two 8 Hour Annual In-Service training courses within your registration effective and expiration dates to be eligible for renewal.Ĩ Hour Pre-Assignment Training - A general introductory course. You must complete this training within 90 days of employment as a security guard.Ĩ Hour Annual In-Service Training - This course must be completed each calendar year you hold a security guard registration.

You must complete this course and submit a copy of the certificate issued to you with your security guard application.ġ6 Hour On-The-Job Training (OJT) - A course relevant to the duties of guards, requirements of the work site, and the needs of the employer. The following training courses are required:Ĩ Hour Pre-Assignment Training- A general introductory course. Section 89-G of Article 7A requires all persons engaged in security guard activities be registered with the New York Department of State (DOS), and complete all training (unless exempt) at schools approved by the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS).