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When is it acceptable for a security guard to use profane or abusive language on duty?

The PSISA Code of Conduct explicitly prohibits security guards from using profane, abusive, or insulting language. Professional language must be maintained at a

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Question: When is it acceptable for a security guard to use profane or abusive language on duty?

Answer options:

  • If the person they are talking to uses it first
  • If the person is being extremely uncooperative
  • If the guard is attempting to intimidate a suspected criminal ✅ Never, as it is prohibited by the PSISA Code of Conduct

Correct answer: Never, as it is prohibited by the PSISA Code of Conduct

Explanation: The PSISA Code of Conduct explicitly prohibits security guards from using profane, abusive, or insulting language. Professional language must be maintained at all times.

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