NV Security Guard study guide

The Nevada security guard registration examination is the written test that NAC 648.342 requires before a licensee may employ an unlicensed person in a private patrol or security guard role. It is not a state-issued license exam taken at a state office: a private patrol officer or security guard licensed by the Board administers a Board-provided examination and must ensure the applicant scores 100 percent, or verify a qualifying prior pass, including a pass administered by another licensee within the immediately preceding 60 months (NAC 648.341). Because the passing standard is absolute, there is no partial credit - every topic is effectively mandatory. The five statutory topic areas are recognizing noncompliance with specific laws (NRS 171.126, 199.310, 199.430, 207.200, 648.013, 648.016, subsection 5 of NRS 648.030, 648.060, 648.063, 648.140, 648.160, 648.200 and 648.203); recognizing noncompliance with specific regulations (subsection 3 of NAC 648.334, NAC 648.338 and subsection 5 of NAC 648.431); general rights of citizens; powers of arrest; and limits of authority. The NV Security Guard study guide has 5 sections and about 1,858 words.