Oregon Security Guard Certification Practice Exam

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In Oregon, what must a security guard carry while on duty?

  1. A firearm license

  2. A valid identification card issued by DPSST

  3. A first-aid kit

  4. Company-issued uniform

The correct answer is: A valid identification card issued by DPSST

In Oregon, a security guard is required to carry a valid identification card issued by the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) while on duty. This identification serves as official proof that the security guard is properly licensed and authorized to perform security-related functions. It ensures that both the security guard and the public can verify that the individual has undergone the necessary training and background checks mandated by Oregon state law. While elements like a firearm license, a first-aid kit, and a company-issued uniform may be relevant to specific types of duties or individual employer policies, they are not universally mandated for all security guards like the valid identification card is. The primary purpose of the ID issued by DPSST is to ensure compliance with state regulations and to enhance the trust and legitimacy of security personnel in their roles.