Are you eager to embark on a rewarding career as a licensed Unarmed Security Guard at an alcohol-serving venue in Tennessee? Look no further than the Tennessee Bouncer Bundle at Alliance Training and Testing! This specially designed package includes the two vital courses you need, and they’re conveniently offered online for your convenience. Approved by the State of Tennessee Private Protective Services, these courses will empower you with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in a commercial establishment holding a license or permit for on-premises alcohol consumption in Tennessee.
The four-hour General Tennessee Security Guard Training Segment is a comprehensive and engaging course designed for all classifications of Security Guards and Officers, including Armed, Unarmed, and Proprietary positions. This course includes an examination covering the topics necessary for licensure as an unarmed security officer in the state of Tennessee. In accordance with the requirements outlined in Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118, all candidates must complete a four-hour basic training course, which consists of one hour for each of the following topics: Orientation, Legal Powers and Limitations of a Security Guard/Officer, Emergency Procedures, and General Duties.
The Dallas Law Training Segment is designed for all types of security guards and officers, including both armed and unarmed personnel, as well as those working with proprietary security organizations. Completion of the Dallas Law Certification Training is a requirement for PSO’s and contract security companies providing security guard and patrol services at commercial establishments that hold a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission or a local beer board, in accordance with Tennessee Code Annotated § 62-35-118.
This training covers essential topics such as de-escalation techniques, safe restraint methods, the legal powers and limitations of security guards and officers, as well as first aid and CPR training. This ensures that you are well-prepared to handle any situation that may arise. Take the first step toward a rewarding career in security today!
Anyone interested in working as an Unarmed Security Guard or Armed Security Officer in Tennessee who needs to be classified to work at a commercial establishment that holds a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the alcoholic beverage commission or a beer board in the State of Tennessee. Armed Security Guards or officers must also complete twelve additional hours of firearms-related training.
These two courses are designed to prepare individuals to obtain a license as unarmed security officers in Tennessee and be classified to work at a commercial establishment that holds a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the alcoholic beverage commission or a beer board in the State. The State of Tennessee Private Protective Services fully approves this comprehensive course, which satisfies all requirements for obtaining an Unarmed Security Guard License and attaining Dallas Law Certification in Tennessee.
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Training at Your Convenience
Take our courses online and anytime. The entire Unarmed Security Guard License course, including progress quizzes and the 50-question final exam, is designed to be completed in 4.5 - 5 hours. The entire Dallas Law Certification course, including progress quizzes and the 50-question final exam, is designed to be completed in 4.5 - 5 hours.
100% Remote Learning
Our 100% Online Security Guard Training courses are fully geared for remote learning at your convenience. Take the class on the go from any phone, tablet, or computer. Our on-demand learning process means you learn on schedule and at your own pace. Start and stop at any time and as often as you want. Full remote ability means you can start on one device and continue on another!
To meet attendance requirements, participants must entirely review each training module and complete all required course quizzes and the course final examination. Students must view each video without manipulation, fast-forwarding, or skipping forward. Students must successfully review each video module and complete the related progress quiz with a score of < 70% to proceed to the next training module.
The entire Unarmed Security Guard License course, including progress quizzes and the 50-question final exam, is designed to be completed in 4.5 - 5 hours.
The entire Dallas Law Certification course, including progress quizzes and the 50-question final exam, is designed to be completed in 4.5 - 5 hours.
This course is available on demand, meaning students can complete it at their own pace and schedule. They can start and stop anytime and switch between devices to accommodate their schedule.
This course’s mandatory completion/duration period is 30 days from the registration date. After 30 days, access will be removed. Participants will have three attempts to pass the final examination.
This course is fully mobile responsive and can be completed with any phone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection.
This course includes an examination covering subjects in which the individual must have training for licensure as an unarmed security officer in Tennessee. In accordance with requirements under Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118 all candidates must complete a four-hour General Training course including one (1) hour each of (A) Orientation, (B) Legal powers and limitations of a security guard/officer, (C) Emergency procedures, and (D) General duties.
This course includes an examination covering subjects in which the individual must have training for Dallas Law classification as a security guard/officer authorized to work at a commercial establishment that holds a license or permit for on-premises consumption from the alcoholic beverage commission, or a beer board in the State of Tennessee. Following requirements under Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118, all candidates must complete a Dallas Law training course that includes:
Comprehend an unarmed security officer’s definition, roles, responsibilities, and authority.
Comprehend the desired behaviors and conduct of security personnel in the workplace.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) governing Private Protective Services that administer armed and unarmed security personnel.
Comprehend the purpose of Tennessee Private Protective Services Licensing and Regulatory Act and Administrative Rules - Rule 0780-05-02.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) for criminal and civil laws and liabilities about Title 39 (Criminal Offenses) and Title 40 (Criminal Procedure) and their importance to security personnel.
Comprehend basic first aid techniques and related safety and legal considerations to administering first aid.
Comprehend the general evacuation and notification procedures used when responding to emergencies.
Comprehend the basic principles of effective foot and vehicle patrols and how situational awareness and defensive driving aid the security officer in these duties.
Comprehend general security terminology and basic access control strategies used in the security industry to protect property, assets, or people.
Comprehend the primary elements of effective observation techniques and the importance of note-taking and report writing.
Comprehend effective strategies and techniques to de-escalate uncooperative and hostile people.
Comprehend effective, safe restraint techniques to deal with uncooperative and hostile people.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) governing Private Protective Services.
Comprehend Tennessee Private Protective Services Licensing & Regulatory Act and Administrative Rules - Rule 0780-05-02.
Comprehend the Tennessee Laws (state statutes) for criminal and civil laws and liabilities. Reference to Title 39 (Criminal Offenses) & Title 40 (Criminal Procedure) and their importance to security personnel.
Comprehend basic first aid and CPR techniques and related safety and legal considerations for administering first aid.
Unarmed Guards/Officers renew registration every two (2) years.
Unarmed security guards must complete two hours of refresher training every two (2) years and pass a multiple-choice test with a minimum score of 70% before renewing their guard registration.
Security Guards/Officers renew Dallas Law certification every two (2) years.
Security guards must complete four hours of refresher training every two (2) years and pass a multiple-choice test with a minimum score of 70% before renewing their certification.
90-day late renewal period is available for license renewal.
Security officers can renew during this time but cannot work with an expired license.
Please review our LICENSE PROCESS PAGE, which includes a Checklist of Requirements For Security Guard Registration (to ensure you meet all eligibility requirements), and a Checklist of Tasks that need to be completed to become a licensed security officer in Tennessee.
Be at least 18 years of age for registration as an unarmed security guard.
Be a citizen of the United States or a resident alien.
Have not have been declared by any court of competent jurisdiction incompetent because of mental defect or disease unless a court of competent jurisdiction has since declared the applicant capable.
If convicted in any jurisdiction of any of the crimes listed (below), have completed serving a sentence or court-ordered probation at least five (5) years before application.
ANY MISDEMEANOR INVOLVING:
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Not be suffering from habitual drunkenness, narcotics addiction, or dependence.
Not having any disability that, in the opinion of the commissioner, prevents the applicant from performing the duties of a security guard or officer.
Be of good moral character.
Must meet the training requirements.
Submit electronic fingerprints for processing TBI and or FBI criminal history checks.
Rules of Department of Commerce and Insurance Division of Regulatory Boards.
LexisNexis® publishes Tennessee Code Annotated. To locate the area about Private Protective Services, enter the LexisNexis® Web site and scroll to Title 62 - Chapter 35.
Go to the Tennessee State Legislature Web site to see Senate and House bills passed that amend Tennessee Code Annotated.
By enrolling in this course, you agree to our Requirements and Terms of Use and will adhere to the Standard of Conduct.
You understand that completing this course, related quizzes and final examinations will be an individual effort.
You understand that the State of Tennessee mandates the training duration of each course.
You understand that any attempt to manipulate the video speed and/or reduce the video playing time, such as skipping ahead, fast-forwarding, or other unacceptable activity to minimize the video playing time, violates the Standard of Conduct Agreement and will be grounds for immediate expulsion.
You understand that All Sales Are Final. This is a Non-Refundable Course Access Fee. We do not offer Exchanges, Returns, or Refunds of any kind. All online students will have access to complete the course for 30 days from the date of purchase.
The “Trainee” is responsible for applying to the State of Tennessee and paying the applicable fee(s).
You understand that you will not receive a refund if you are expelled from the course for any violation.
By making this purchase, you affirm that you:
Can read, write, and comprehend Standard English text.
Can speak and comprehend the English Language.
Are eligible for Unarmed Security Officer/Guard training by the State of Tennessee Private Protective Services requirements.
Are eligible to work in Tennessee and meet all Citizenship Eligibility Requirements by the State of Tennessee Private Protective Services requirements.
Unarmed Security Guard and Dallas Law students must pass a multiple-choice test scoring<70% to complete the Unarmed Security Guard and Dallas Law Exams successfully; therefore, we do not guarantee successful completion or licensure.
Alliance Training and Testing LLC is a privately owned and operated training center.
We reserve the right to refuse to train or certify any student for any reason.
This is a Non-Refundable Course Access Fee.
We do not offer Exchanges, Returns, or Refunds of any kind.
All sales of products and services are final.
All online students will have access to complete the course for 30 days from the date of purchase.
The “Trainee” is responsible for applying to the State of Tennessee and paying the applicable fee(s).
By making this purchase, you agree to our RETURN POLICY.
Dallas Law implemented two main changes for unarmed security guards:
1—Required Unarmed Guard Refresher or Renewal Training: Unarmed security guards had no refresher training requirement before Dallas Law. Starting January 1, 2023, all Unarmed Security Guard Registrants must complete two hours of refresher training every two years.
2 - Conditional Additional Training: Armed and unarmed security guards working at establishments with an on-premises alcohol license must complete additional training in First Aid, CPR, De-escalation, and Safe Restraint techniques within 15 days of employment. Businesses selling alcohol but not for on-premises consumption, such as liquor stores or warehouses, are exempt from the additional training.
There are various penalties for non-compliance with Dallas Law.
Disciplinary Action for Security Guards: Security guards who provide services without completing the required training, including the active shooter training, face disciplinary action by the Department.
This may include: ● Suspension or revocation of their security guard registration ● Assessment of civil penalties ● Assessment of investigatory and court costs
Penalties for Employers: Individuals, schools, or companies who employ improperly trained security guards may be prosecuted for a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by a fine.
Suspension of Alcohol Licenses: Establishments with on-premises alcohol licenses that employ unregistered or improperly trained security guards can suspend their license or permit for 30 days by the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission or a local beer board.
Whether the security guards need the additional training depends on who holds the ABC license or beer permit and who employs the security guards.
If the mall has the license and uses the guards, then the guards would need additional training, even if they don’t specifically provide security for the restaurant.
If the restaurant holds the license and employs its security personnel separately from the mall security, the mall security guards would not need the additional training.
It’s recommended to exercise caution and get training in cases where it’s unclear.
You must possess a current TENNESSEE ARMED or UNARMED SECURITY GUARD/OFFICER LICENSE OR meet the requirements to obtain one.
It is highly recommended that you complete the licensing process to become an armed or unarmed security guard or officer before purchasing this course.
Please review the eligibility requirements on our RESOURCES PAGE before buying the course.
Yes. The course has been thoroughly reviewed and fully approved by Private Protective Services following the requirements under Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118 that all candidates must complete a training course that includes:
● De-Escalation ● Safe Restraint Techniques ● Legal Powers and Limitations of security guards/officers ● First Aid ● CPR
All students have access to complete the course for up to 30 days.
Every student will complete the course by investing only 10 minutes daily for 30 days.
