CPO: UNIT 1-2 Exam » American Bodyguard Academy

Time Allowed: 25 minutes
Number of attempts: 1
Total questions: 25

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First Name Middle Name Last Name

Increase security costs Interact with journalists Protect the principal from harassment Present an impressive image for the client

To pass security examinations To prevent malpractice in the industry To create standards for close protection operatives To ensure sufficient knowledge to perform the role of CPO

Martial arts skills Muscular physique Communication skills Offensive driving skills

Head of a College or local business Dignitaries and their families, business people A head teacher, the principal security contractor The head of a law firm, or private investigation company

Mobile phone and land line Body language and mobile phone Hand signals and verbal commands Non-verbal communication and land line

It may not speak the right language It can interfere with tracking devices It may cause a distraction to the driver It can fail, leading to confusion and increased risk

Public Services, Community Safety Security Guarding and Door Supervision Conflict Management, Vehicle Immobilisation Risk management, Risk Assessment, Threat Assessment

Billable hours Costs of equipment Types of car available Situational awareness

People trying to talk to your principal People parking close to your vehicles Seeing the same person in different locations People trying to take selfies with your principal

Publish a regular schedule Maintain a regular schedule Vary movements and routes Stay in one place all the time

To provide a system for the statutory regulation of the private security industry To provide licences for approved security companies operating in the UK To ensure that everyone who is employed as a security operative in the UK has an SIA Licence To ensure all security companies who provide staff on a contractual basis have a licence to operate

Representing its members interests with government Setting and approving standards of conduct and training Monitoring the performance of the private security industry Undertaking inspection and enforcement

A barrister in a County court A magistrate in a Crown court A magistrate in a County court A judge and jury in a Crown court

Individuals or private companies Security Operatives working on a private contract Public Authorities and other bodies providing public functions Security companies, private companies and individuals operating within the private sector

Skills used to communicate both verbally and non-verbally with others Physical skills only which are used to persuade others to your point of view Any skills which do not involve interaction with other people Skills used only in formal and professional situations to communicate

A person who passes through a metal detector and sets off the alarm relinquishes their right not to be searched If there is a condition of entry that all vehicles will be searched, then permission to search is not required Even though a person sets off an alarm as they pass through a detector,permission to search still has to be obtained A vehicle which raises suspicion will need to be thoroughly searched, permission from the occupants is not required

Aggression Reasonable force Self defence Assertiveness

identify the type of environment and landscape between two points ensure that the fastest route is chosen between point A and point B identify locations on a route where there are hazards and potential risks ensure that the timing of the journey meets the projected time of arrival at the venue

The amount of light available inside the venue The availability and costs of long term parking Changes to location at different times of the day How accessible the venue is for disabled people

Cease all reconnaissance activity and surrender Cease all reconnaissance activity and destroy all your notes Carry on with the reconnaissance regardless of your new instructions Cease all reconnaissance activity immediately and fall back to the predetermined location

The venue is professionally cleaned by a contractor before the event The venue is searched by the advance party after it has been secured The venue is confirmed as safe and then secured so that this does not change The venue has been checked by someone else who has assured you that it is secure

Seek assistance, retain and secure the substance, detain the person, record the incident Do nothing, it is not the role of a close protection operative to deal with suspected drug offences Take possession of the substance, record the incident and allow the person to enter the venue Report the incident in the occurrence book, take possession of the substance and allow entry to the venue

Arrest the individual for attempted trespass Report the individual to the nearest police officer Eject the individual immediately using reasonable force Refuse entry to the area and report the event to the team

PPE, Taser, pen keys, notepad, pen PPE, wand, scanner truncheon, notepad, wand

To reduce the sensitivity of your fingers To prevent your hands from getting dirty To avoid leaving fingerprints in the search area To protect against harmful substances that can be absorbed through the skin End of Assessment

UNIT 1 & 2 EXAM : WORKING AS A CLOSE PROTECTION OPERATIVE PAPER

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