Armed Guards Sample Clauses

Armed Guards. 1. If the Pool Participant, in accordance with Clause 13.3(c)(i) exercises the option to employ security personnel on the Pool Vessel for Area transits, they shall be subject to the conditions set out in Clause 13.3(i)1 and 13.3
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Armed Guards. 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for training Armed Guards in the use of weapons including firearms, baton, and less than lethal measures. 2. The Contractor shall provide a MINIMUM of 24 (three, eight‐hour training days) hours of specialized firearm training, by a certified trainer. a. Certified trainers shall be certified by a state or nationally recognized and accepted law enforcement/security educational body. Some examples are trainer certifications from nationally recognized law enforcement /security educational body’s such as– NRA‐LE division, IALEFI, ▇▇▇▇▇‐FITP, NLEFIA b. The twenty‐four (24) hour minimum education for Armed Guards must occur prior to assignment to an armed post and be in addition to the forty (40) hours of orientation and post specific education by the Contractor. i. Thereafter, the Contractor will provide recurring monthly and quarterly training for Armed Guards to include performance reviews, firearms proficiency testing that includes range time, firing duty/carry weapons with a minimum of 100 rounds and continuing education centered on use of lethal force, situational awareness, shoot/ no shoot scenarios, de‐escalation techniques, and legal implications of Armed Guard postings that may include use of lethal force. ii. The Contractor shall be responsible for providing to the City a certificate or letter from the operator of the training course certifying that each Armed Guard has successfully completed the initial firearm training course and required subsequent annual refresher courses. iii. The possession and use of weapons by Armed Guards shall be in strict conformance with all applicable and jurisdictional laws of the U.S. Government, the State of Colorado and the City iv. Proficiency in the use of specific firearms must be demonstrated when a Guard is initially employed to service in the subsequent contract by the successful completion of a training course approved by the CSO. v. Armed Guards shall only carry weapons which have been approved, and/or issued by the Contractor and reviewed and approved with the CSO. vi. All weapons carried by Armed Guards will be serviced annually and prior to being placed into service, by a certified factory armorer of the weapon’s manufacture. A weapon service log shall be maintained by the contractor and made available to the City, Denver Security Office and/or the CSO or their designee upon request, within 24 hours. vii. Less than lethal devices, specifically pepper spray, carried by A...
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Armed Guards. Armed guards must possess a current BSIS Firearms Permit with up to date firearms training to use the firearms they are equipped with.
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