47 Hour Armed Security Guard Course

TSRN CPR AND FIRST AID INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT COURSE

TSRN is an approved American Safety and Health Institute Training Center authorized to train and certify students and instructors through ASHI Health and Safety programs. We are a nurse owned and operated company located in Montgomery County, Md. ASHI’s resuscitation programs conform to national standards and are based on the same scientific guidelines and treatment recommendations found in the 2015 International Consensus on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) Science with Treatment Recommendations (CoSTR), the same as those used by the American Heart Association (AHA) and American Red Cross (ARC) for course development.

Our CPR Instructor Development Course is offered to candidates interested in training CPR, First Aid and other health and safety training programs in a variety of settings.
Who Can Become a CPR and First Aid Instructor with TSRN?

Candidates interested in becoming an ASHI Instructor must be 18 years or older and have a valid student-level certification in the training program the CPR instructor candidate wishes to teach. No prior teaching experience or medical knowledge required.
How To Become a CPR Instructor?

A candidate can become an ASHI certified CPR/First Aid instructor by successful completion of the Instructor Development Course (IDC) or by Reciprocity – Acceptance of current credentials from another nationally recognized organization.
What Is The ASHI Instructor Development Course (IDC)?

The ASHI Instructor Development Course (IDC) is designed to impart to interested candidates the knowledge and skills they need to become effective ASHI Instructors. Participants develop the confidence and competence needed to teach, evaluate and certify participants in ASHI CPR and Basic First Aid training programs. The IDC’s core content consists of fundamentals of presentation and skills instruction, and can be customized with provider-level program content to meet Instructor-candidates’ needs.

The Instructor Development Course includes:

Two Power Packed Sessions of Core Instructional Content:
Sessions One: Self Study Instruction Knowledge content In this session you will review 15 learning objectives. Successful completion of this session is based on achievement of 70 % or better on a 50 question written exam.
Session Two: Instructional Presentation and Skill Development In this session you will present a 5-10 minute pre-assigned lecture/discussion. The topic will be pre-assigned from me from the course topics you wish to be authorized to teach.
ASHI Instructor Development Course Student Handbook (pdf)
Access to student level training videos, manuals and power point presentations
Video recorded Performance Evaluation and feedback
1:1 live question and answer
Break Out Session with Your Instructor on:How to Set Up Your First Class
Why You Should Offer Blended Training
How to Create a Customized Instructor’s Manual for the Classroom Experience
How to Access Your Instructor Resources and Marketing Material in OTIS
How to Build Your Training Kit without Breaking the Budget
and more!

How Much Does The IDC Course Cost?

Most Instructor Development Courses range from $500 – $900

TSRN’s Instructor Development course a $597.00 value is only $397.00 for non-TSRN trainers and only $197.00 for new TSRN Instructors.

Yep, that’s right!! All candidates interested in affiliating with TSRN for a minimum of 1 year will receive a “Welcome to the Family” $200.00 discount dropping the price to only $197.00 WOW, what a deal!!

After successful completion of the IDC program, each candidate will apply and pay for a their new instructor level certification card. The fee is $50 and must be renewed every two years. The Initial certification fee is waived for TSRN Trainers.
What Program Will New Instructors Be Able to Teach?

After successfully completing the IDC course, you will be authorized to teach CPR, AED and Basic First Aid for all ages as long as your are affiliated with an approved training center like TSRN.
How Do I Register For The Course?

Complete the Online Application Here. After review of your application and supporting documents, TSRN will send an acceptance email to qualified candidates and instructions on how to complete the registration process and access the IDC course.

Newburgh, New York

Est. 2003

The 47-hour Firearm Training Course is designed for security officers and other personnel who must carry a weapon in the performance of their duties. The program incorporates both classroom instruction and practical range instruction. This course covers firearm safety, marksmanship skills, buying and using equipment, cleaning of firearms, storage of firearms, flashlight techniques, use of cover and concealment, reloading techniques, justification of the use of deadly physical force NYS P.L. 35, and basic officer survival skills. There are two mandatory tests, one on the use of force and the other on shooting skills. To reserve your space a $100 non refundable deposit is required.

Armed security guards in New York State are required to complete specific firearms training and qualifications. In order to become an armed security guard in the New York State, you must first hold a valid pistol permit. Without a pistol permit, you are unable to fire a handgun. After you have obtained a pistol permit new applicants can then complete a 47 hour firearms training course. Existing armed guards are required to take an 8-hour annual refresher course.

Question: How do I obtain a pistol permit?
Answer: You must first take a firearms safety course, Click Here.

Question: Where can I find more information regarding the NYS law?
Answer: Feel free to, Click Here.

Students are responsible for their own range fees, ammo, targets, ear and eye protection. This is a hands-on in depth course with scenario based training. All participants must currently possess these prerequisites:

NYS Security Guard License (Click here for information on NYS Security Guard Licensing requirements)
Valid NYS Pistol Permit

Call today to pre-register as seats are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. After the seats are filled future students will be placed on a waiting list for a future class.

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New York State 8 Hour Annual Armed Security Guard Training

Only $125

Price includes classroom, range instruction and certificate.

Ammunition & range fees are NOT included in fee.

This course is an annual requirement to continue being registered as an armed guard in New York State. It is offered to satisfy the requirements of the Security Guard Act. This 8 hour session is a topical review of basic procedures, legal powers and limitations, ethics and conduct, emergency situations, access control, report writing, patrolling, and other pertinent subjects. It is designed as both a refresher course and to update guards in developments in the security field, this course includes three hours of classroom instruction on the Use of Force, followed by a written examination. It also includes five hours of weapons qualification and a proficiency examination. To reserve a space a $50 non refundable deposit is required.

To register you must call (845) 787-4181-HUdson Valley or (212) 419-1509- New York City or fill and submit the electronic form below, mail or email your full name, phone number and date of the class you wish to attend. Registered students are guaranteed a seat and will be informed in the unlikely event that a class must be postponed. Tuition fee is payable in cash, credit card or money orders payable to: Damon Finch Power Sessions

Please read the policy page prior to enrolling in any of our courses: click here

To change your status from an unarmed security guard to an armed security guard, you must submit this form (Click Here) along with a certificate showing completion of a 47-hour firearms course.

• You must return your current security guard ID card.

In addition armed security guards must complete an 8-hour annual firearms course. This course must be completed within one calendar year of completion of the 47-hour firearms course, and every year thereafter.

Equipment Needed:
1. Duty Handgun - A duty-type handgun, 9mm or larger semi-automatic or 38cal revolver/ 4" barrel.
2. Magazines or Speedloader - If using a semi-automatic pistol, bring a minimum of 3 magazines, If using a revolver, bring a minimum of 2 speed loaders.
3. Holster, Belt, and Ammunition Carrier Pouches - The holster must be strong-side directional draw, equipped with a handgun retention device and securely fastened to the gun belt. It is recommended that speedloaders and/or magazine pouches should also be equipped with a retention device.
4. Eye Protection, Ear Protection, and Baseball Style Cap - Safety glasses must be of the wrap around type or employ side panels. If wearing prescription glasses, they must be covered with safety glasses unless they meet the above requirements. Ear plugs or ear muffs (preferred), and a baseball cap with bill to deflect ejected brass must also be worn. NOTE: Students will NOT be allowed on the range without wraparound or side-panel safety glasses.
5. Appropriate Clothing - Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the range exercises. NOTE: Shorts are NOT appropriate range clothing.
6. Duty Flashlight - hand-held, duty-type flashlight capable of one-handed operation.
7. Note-Taking Material - Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes with in the classroom and on the range. A jumbo permanent marker for use on the range.
8. Cleaning Equipment - Appropriate cleaning equipment for the firearm being utilized at the school.
9. Optional Knee and Elbow Pads - Knee and elbow pads are for kneeling and prone position shooting. Cover garment for concealed carry range exercises.
10. 47 Hour Armed Course: 400 rounds of duty or training handgun ammunition.
8 Hour Armed Course: 150 rounds of duty or training handgun ammunition.
11. 47 Hour Armed: Shotgun Shells: 25 Rounds of 12 gauge target load.