Loss Prevention Officer in Quebec Stores and Shopping Malls
Uniform or plain clothes, BSP licence, the Decree, shoplifting, cameras: what you need to know to work in loss prevention in Quebec.
Pay, the Decree, the BSP licence, training and rights: what changes for security guards in Quebec.
Uniform or plain clothes, BSP licence, the Decree, shoplifting, cameras: what you need to know to work in loss prevention in Quebec.
Criminal record, discharge, charges, pardon: what the BSP checks, when a security guard licence is refused and how to contest it.
Work permit, identity documents, background, 70-hour training, free French courses: becoming a security guard in Quebec as an immigrant.
Assault complaint, self-defence, employer's obligations, CNESST (6-month limit, 90% of net), post-traumatic stress and CAVAC.
Duties, Class 5 licence, P-7 premium, $0.50/km allowance and safety rules: what you need to know about mobile security patrol in Quebec.
Separate BSP licence, ENPQ firearms training, federal authorizations, P-6 premium of $2.50: how to become an armoured transport guard in Quebec.
From gross to net: 2026 deductions (QPP, QPIP, Employment Insurance, income taxes, CPAS) and estimated net pay for a guard at the Decree rate.
Class B, premiums that add up, nights, overtime: the situations that pay the most under the Decree, with examples of hourly rates.
July 4, 2027 increase ($21.10 in Class A), history since 2023, end of the Decree and comparison with the $16.60 minimum wage.
The 70-hour modules, 15 competencies of AEP 4239, CNESST first aid, admission (TDG) and attestation: what to expect in training.
Night premium of $1.00/h between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., paid meal, overtime, working alone and health: what the Decree, the Act and the CCOHS say.
Emergency room, Code White, access control: what a hospital security guard does, the training required and the Decree's $2.00 an hour P-3 premium.
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