Texas Private Security Manager Exam Practice Test

The fees submitted to the Private Security Board are not refundable.

A licensee is required to inform consumers or recipients of services about their license number and provide the contact details of the Private Security Bureau for the purpose of addressing complaints. This notification can be done either orally or in writing. Therefore, the statement is true.

The correct answer is both B & C. It is important to read all mail from the Private Security Board immediately because much of the notices that you may receive are very time sensitive. Additionally, the board uses mail to communicate important information to license holders.

The correct answer is that your license will be suspended right away if you are arrested or convicted of a DWI. This is because driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is considered a serious offense and poses a risk to public safety. As a result, most jurisdictions have laws in place that allow for immediate suspension of a driver's license upon a DWI arrest or conviction. This is done to deter individuals from driving while impaired and to protect other drivers on the road.

License holders or registrants are required to promptly notify the board of any change in their address. The correct answer is 14 days, which means that license holders have a two-week window to inform the board of their new address. This timeframe ensures that the board can update their records and maintain accurate contact information for license holders. Failing to notify the board within the specified time may result in penalties or other consequences.

The correct answer is "during normal business hours". This means that the records must be available for inspection by bureau staff during the typical working hours of a business, which usually range from around 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. This ensures that the records can be accessed by authorized personnel when needed for review or investigation purposes.

Once a licensee has been issued a pocket card by the board, the card is valid for a period of 2 years. This means that the licensee can use the card as proof of their license for a duration of 2 years from the date of issuance. After 2 years, the licensee will need to renew their license and obtain a new pocket card.

If you fail to notify the Private Security Board within 14 days of the termination of the license holder's qualified manager, they may take action to suspend or revoke the license holder's license.

An applicant for a license must be at least 18 years old and must NOT have been convicted in any jurisdiction of two or more felony offenses, unless full pardons have been granted for all convictions for reasons relating to wrongful convictions.  Also, an applicant mush NOT been dishonorably discharged from the United States armed services, discharged from the United States armed services under other conditions determined by the board to be prohibitive, or dismissed from the United States armed services if a commissioned officer in the United States armed services. On the other hand, having a speeding ticket in the last two years is typically not a disqualifying factor for obtaining a license. However, specific requirements may vary depending on the type of license and the jurisdiction. Always check with the relevant licensing authority to get the most accurate information.

A license holder's company must be under the control of one manager. This means that the company cannot have multiple managers. The requirement is for a single manager to be responsible for overseeing and controlling the operations of the company.

An unlicensed person or someone without a pending license who violates the Private Security Act 1702 would be charged a penalty amount of $10,000.00.

A licensed company is required to keep records on an employee for a period of two years from the date of employment. This means that the company must maintain all relevant employee records, such as employment contracts, payroll information, and performance evaluations, for a minimum of two years after the employee's start date. This requirement ensures that the company has access to necessary information in case of any legal or administrative issues that may arise during the employment period.

When a qualified manager or supervisor of a license has terminated his position, and the board has been timely notified of the termination in writing within 14 days of the termination, the business may continue to operate for 60 days. This allows the business to have a reasonable amount of time to find a replacement manager or supervisor and ensure that operations can continue smoothly.

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The correct answer is 2005. In this year, the Private Security Board began its regulation of the security industry. This implies that prior to 2005, there may have been little to no oversight or regulation of the industry.

An Owner or Qualified manager for a company cannot have a terminated license reinstated later, regardless of the procedures followed or the time that has passed.