Online 8-Hour Annual In-Service Training Course Mandatory for Securty Guards in New York

Need to keep your security guard license active? You’re in the right place. This 8-hr annual training course is essential for security guards and must be completed within 12 months after finishing that 16-Hour On-the-Job Training Course. This is a mandatory training – New York State laws are crystal clear that all licensed security guards need to complete this training to keep their registration card valid.

Don’t wait till your license expires.

Why Choose Sec-curity Safety Center?

We’ve been helping security professionals like you for over 7 years. Based right here in New York, Sec-curity Safety Center has earned full approval from the NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services to provide this critical training. Our instructors? They’re not just certified – but some do bring real-world security experience into every single class they teach.

Maybe you’re looking to move up in your security career, or perhaps you just need to renew your license without the hassle. Either way, we are here to make sure you remaiun compliant.

What You’ll Learn

Our 8-hour course covers some critical elements of your Security Officer’s training.. We’ve designed it for security guards who’ve already completed the basics and are ready to refresh their skills. You’ll dive into:

• Your role as a security guard (These refreshers are very important as things change more often than we imagine)
• Legal powers and where they end –
• Emergency situations
• People skills – sometimes the best security tool is just knowing how to talk to someone
• Modern access control
• Report writing which is critical to master as a guard when incidents happen
• Ethics and conduct standards that employers demand
• Active shooter response

No More Commuting – Take It Online

“Where can I find an 8-hour annual security course near me?” Our classes run live on Zoom for your convenience, so you can take them from your living room or anywhere you have a connection.

We’ve kept our schedule simple and predictable:

• Wednesdays: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

• Saturdays: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

All you need is a computer or phone with a working camera and mic, plus decent internet. We’ll email you the class link beforehand, and once you’ve completed the course, we’ll send your certificate directly to your inbox.

Important Details You Need to Know

In New York State, you cannot renew your security license without completing this annual course, as such this is marked as mandatory. The Department of Licensing won’t renew your application without proof of this training.

While we specialize in training for unarmed security guards, we should mention that NYS requires specific training for all security personnel. We’ve chosen to focus on what we do best – delivering exceptional training for unarmed guards.

 Our Straightforward Refund Policy

Life happens, we get it. That’s why our refund policy is simple:

• Need to cancel? No problem – just let us know at least 24 hours before class starts for a full refund

• Unfortunately, no-shows and same-day cancellations can’t be refunded (we’ve already reserved your spot and prepared materials)

• Will you Miss your class? Don’t worry – email us and we’ll reschedule you at no extra cost

Don’t put off what’s necessary for your career. Register today for our 8-Hour Annual In-Service Training Course. At Sec-curity Safety Center, we’re not just about checking boxes – we’re about helping security professionals advance in their careers while meeting all state requirements.

Section 89-G of Article 7A makes it crystal clear that anyone performing security guard duties must be registered with the New York Department of State (DOS). And yes, that means completing all required training courses at schools that have received official approval from the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). There are some exemptions to the training requirements, but they’re few and far between – most security professionals will need to complete the following courses to stay compliant with state regulations: