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We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors—our First Nations peoples—give strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations towards creating a better Queensland.

This course complies with the Department of Justice, State of California requirements for licensed security officers to legally possess “Less Lethal” devices while on duty. Certifications attained upon completion include tear gas, pepper spray, TASER, and stun gun. Upon completion, students will be provided wallet cards to confirm the certification of the less lethal devices, as required for on-duty use.

Traffic sign

Election signs are freestanding advertising devices that identify candidates or promote a political party at local, state or federal government elections.

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We have made changes to the way some of our pedestrian crossings work – reducing the need to touch the pedestrian button at traffic lights.

Tourist signs give you information about tourist attractions you are approaching or about the tourist drive you are following.

This eight-hour course will familiarize the student with the basic handling of the baton. This is a required course that must be completed prior to submitting an application for an Initial Baton Permit or Baton permit renewal (Beginning 2024).

US trafficsigns

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Service signs show you what kind of facilities you are approaching, including food and rest areas, toilets or emergency services.

This four-hour course will provide the student with the familiarization and use of various restraint techniques. The student learn to articulate the basic laws of arrest, and the proper application of restraint devices. The course will cover liabilities associated with the use of these devices. The student will be able to perform several handcuffing techniques and the proper method of searching arrestees for weapons and means of escape.

Road markings in Queensland include lines, painted islands, traffic lane arrows, dividing strips, and turning bays—with most being painted white.