California BSIS Chemical Agents (Stand Alone) Class
This course supports mobile devices.
NOTE: This course is offered as part of the Complete 40-hour BSIS course and the Part 3, 16-hour course as Lesson 10.
This is the stand alone course for adding the qualification to carry tear gas/pepper spray. Enroll in this course only if you already hold a BSIS Guard Card and wish to add Tear Gas/Pepper Spray qualification.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be issued a Certificate of Training and Identification for carrying Tear Gas and Pepper Spray.
Price: $29.99
Overdue Courses
Students have 30-days (1-month) to complete the course. Once a course is marked "Overdue" access to the course is removed, no extensions are given, and no refunds apply.
Online Course Completion
Certificates and forms:
- Certificate of Completion.
Downloadable from the Transcripts page. - Chemical Agents ID Response Form.
Must be completed and returned in order for us to print and mail Chemical Agents ID Card. - Printed, hard plastic, Chemical Agents ID Card is mailed (US Postal) after reciept of Chemical Agents ID Response Form.
Video: About the Chemical Agents Course.
About the STC Online Guard Card Training Chemical Agents Course.
BSIS Chemical Agents
Objectives:
- Understand a brief history of tear gas
- Understand the chemical properties of hand-held defensive sprays
- Understand the different types of hand-held defensive spray canisters and nozzles
- Understand the criminal and civil implications of deploying chemical agents
- Understand defensive spray decontamination procedures
- Understand the principles of proper deployment of hand-held defensive sprays
- Understand the limitations of hand-held defensive sprays
- Understand the proper maintenance, storage and disposal of hand-held defensive sprays
- Complete the Chemical Agents Final Exam with a 100% score in accordance with regulations.
Lessons
- Tear Gas Use and Effects
- Pepper Spray Use and Effects
- Deploying Chemical Agents
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