Courses

All MSI Courses

Handcuff Training for Security Officers

It is generally known that anyone can figure out how to lock or unlock a pair of handcuffs, but this course is to ensure that you have been officially taught and certified to use the tools on your belt against a suspect, and that you are covered during a use of force issue.

Baton Training Course for Security Officers

The baton is a great Non-lethal use-of-force option or tool for security professionals and law enforcement officers. Each course shall combine lecture, discussion, demonstration, hands-on performance of techniques, and testing in a concise and practical manner.

Conductive Energy Weapon Course

Conductive Energy Weapons (CEW) are considered to be “Non-lethal Control Devices” to be used for self-defense. When used properly, they can control violent or potentially violent individuals without causing serious bodily harm to the offender.

Oleoresin Capsicum (O.C) Course

Commonly called O.C. or “Pepper Spray,” Oleoresin Capsicum is a convenient aerosol spray that is used as a non-lethal protection device. When used before hands-on defense in the escalation of force, there is less risk of injuries to all parties, and in most cases, the proper use results in ending the attack or resistance without having to go to the next level of force.

First Aid/CPR Training

The Centers First Aid / CPR training and certification program shall provide a basic level of training for citizens and community responders; however, all first aid training courses can be tailored to the mission needs of your institution or business.

Introduction to Active Shooters Course

This course shall involve the introduction of an overview of workplace violence and terrorism as relates to client sites for identifying mitigating and responding to the active shooter threat.

Application

Submit your application form and supporting documents online or at our offices.

Verification

Authentication of the submitted academic and identification documents.

Review

The application is compared with the chosen course entry requirements.

Reporting

communication to applicant on admission status .

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