Security guard body language: what your posture says before you do
Posture, hands, eyes, distance: what official sources recommend for the guard, how to read the signs in someone else, and what body language does not tell you.
Pay, the Decree, the BSP licence, training and rights: what changes for security guards in Quebec.
Posture, hands, eyes, distance: what official sources recommend for the guard, how to read the signs in someone else, and what body language does not tell you.
A peace officer in a courthouse, at the National Assembly or in the metro. What the law says, the requirements, the paid training and the salary.
Provincial or federal, these are two different jobs. Admission requirements, paid training, salary, and what changes for a security guard who wants to make the move.
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At the exit of the Festival d'été, a slightly drunk kid announces he will jump the chain. Six guards already know how it will end.
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Closing time at the Festibière in Quebec City. The site empties, except for three guys jumping into the Bassin Louise. A former guard tells the story.
CDD and CDI do not exist under those names in Quebec. What matters for a guard: status A-01, A-02, A-03 or A-04, and what each one changes.
From $0 to $600: the price shown by every public centre and every private school recognized by the BSP, what it includes and the traps to avoid.
Arrest, self-defence, protecting property: force must be necessary and reasonable. The Criminal Code limits, the risks to your licence and the training.
Mines, James Bay, Nunavik: the Decree applies across Quebec but has no isolation premium. Rotations, lodging, taxes and what to ask before you go.
Mandatory training renewed every 3 years, a minimum of $24.50 an hour, equipment, roadside rules and CNESST advice for working in the cold.
The BSP public register shows whether a guard or an agency holds a valid licence. How to search, read the statuses and what to do if there is a problem.
What the BSP is in Quebec, its powers, what it does not do, how to reach it and how to file a complaint against a guard or an agency.
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