Florida Security D License 42-Hour Course

The State of Florida requires a total of 42-hours of instruction to obtain a FL Class D security officer license. At Critical Safety Institute, we offer the 42-hours of Class D security officer training over a 5-day period in an online platform. The program runs Monday through Thursday with Friday review and Q&A session prior to the exam every week and includes all information required by the State of Florida for initial Class D security officer license applicants. In addition to lesson instruction, every student is guided through the State application process in a step-by-step manner to ensure that the license application is complete and filled out correctly. Students passing the final exam are provided proof of completion necessary for submission to the State when they apply for the Class D license. To assist in the application process students may purchase support services (e.g., photo, fingerprints, etc.) as required for application submission to the State. (In person class only) Please see details below. Florida Class D Security Officer Course Topics Florida State Statutes Section 493 • Legal Issues and Liabilities • Basic First Aid • Fire Suppression • Emergency Procedures • Crime & Accident Prevention • Professional Communication • Terrorism Awareness • Ethics and Professional Conduct • Patrol Techniques • Observation Techniques & Report Writing • Interview Techniques and other required topics. Class D Security Officer Licensing Requirements According to the State of Florida, applicants for security licenses must be at least 18 years of age, have no disqualifying criminal history, and be legally allowed to work in the United States. Note to Prior License Holders: Any individual whose Florida Class D security officer license is expired for one-year of longer is considered, upon applying for a new license, an initial applicant and must submit proof of 40 hours of professional training at a facility licensed by the Division of Licensing. Depending on the circumstances, training previously taken may be acceptable.