Fatigue Awareness
Managing your energy and monitoring fatigue levels are two incredibly important skills for security guards – especially on the night shift. In this course, you will learn how to monitor yourself and your team for signs of fatigue, and learn strategies to manage it to prevent errors, safety risks, and fatigue-related injuries. This interactive, online course uses scenario-based training to illustrate what fatigue looks like at work, what risks and injuries can occur as a result, and what practical steps you can take to manage fatigue levels and prevent incidents before they occur.
Additional Course Information
Course Description
- Safety awareness
- First aid awareness
- Conduct of security professionals
- The legal system
- Access control and alarm systems
- Patrol tactics and techniques
- Crisis response
- Crowd control
- Traffic control
- Labour disputes
- Scenario assessment
- Report writing
- Exam preparation
Course Experience
Please note: Our Basic Security Guard Training is approved in Alberta (ABST), Manitoba (MBCTP), and Saskatchewan (SBST). This training is also extremely valuable in gaining employment and earning a security license in other provinces where there is no provincially-mandated exam requirement, such as British Columbia.
Syllabus
- What is fatigue?
- How can I manage fatigue?
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