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Specialized Training Courses
Impact Security Training Center provides tailor designed training courses for your Company and your Security Officer’s needs. Tactical Communications – Verbal Judo 4 Hours Understand and utilize the techniques of diffusing and redirection of anger in a potentially dangerous situation. … Continue reading →
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Concealed Handgun License and Renewal (CHL)
Our classes are taught by CHL Certified Instructors. Your fee includes classroom instruction, photographs, fingerprints, and proficiency testing. Concealed Handgun License Classes are 10 hours minimum, as required by the state, and are either one-day complete classes or two evening … Continue reading →
State Certified Security Officer Training
Level II: Required 8 hours of classroom training for (unarmed) non-commissioned officers. Course Covers; Level III: Required 30 hours of classroom and range training. Upon completion of this course, the officer is allowed to carry an exposed firearm on duty … Continue reading →
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