Texas Level III Security Officer Re-Qualification — 6-Hour Course

$175.00

This is the Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Program (DPS-PSP) required 6-hour continuing education and firearms re-qualification course for commissioned security officers renewing their Level III license. DPS also says the firearms proficiency demonstration must be completed within 90 days of the renewal application date.  

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Texas Level III Security Officer Re-Qualification

This course is designed for currently commissioned security officers who need to complete their required Level III re-qualification training and firearms proficiency requirements.

Training focuses on maintaining the knowledge, skills, judgment, and firearms proficiency expected of a commissioned security officer. Students must successfully complete the required classroom and practical components and demonstrate the required firearms proficiency before receiving a certificate of completion.

Course includes:

  • Required Level III re-qualification training
  • Firearms safety review
  • Firearms proficiency evaluation
  • Required course of fire
  • Review of use-of-force responsibilities
  • Documentation of successful course completion

TEXAS LEVEL III SECURITY OFFICER RE-QUALIFICATION — 6-HOUR COURSE REQUIREMENTS

  • Hold a current Texas Level III Commissioned Security Officer license or otherwise be eligible to complete renewal training.
  • Complete the required 6 hours of continuing education for Level III renewal.
  • Successfully complete the required firearms proficiency re-qualification.
  • Complete the required course of fire using the appropriate handgun and ammunition.
  • Demonstrate safe firearm handling and range procedures.
  • Complete any required classroom, legal, use-of-force, and practical review portions of the renewal training.
  • Complete firearms proficiency within the time frame required by Texas DPS for renewal.
  • Submit the required renewal application and supporting documentation through Texas Online Private Security (TOPS).
  • Pay all required renewal and licensing fees unless a lawful exemption applies.
  • Meet all other Texas DPS eligibility requirements for renewal of a commissioned security officer license.

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PRIVATE GROUP TRAINING AVAILABLE

Are you a security company, property management company, or other organization interested in scheduling a private class for your team? Ranger Training Academy can arrange private training dates for qualifying groups.

Contact Brian Kelley to discuss scheduling, class size, and available dates.

REGISTRATION & PARTICIPATION POLICY

ATTENDANCE / RESCHEDULING

Course registration fees are non-refundable. If a registered student is unable to attend the scheduled class, Ranger Training Academy will allow the student to be reassigned one time to a future offering of the same course, subject to availability.

If the student fails to attend the rescheduled class, the registration fee is forfeited and no additional transfer, credit, or refund will be provided.

PHYSICAL PARTICIPATION

Certain Ranger Training Academy courses may involve physical activity, defensive tactics, firearms training, training equipment, O.C. spray exposure, environmental conditions, or other physically demanding activities.

By registering, the student acknowledges that they are able to participate safely in the scheduled course.

Students are responsible for notifying the instructor before training begins of any physical limitation, injury, medical restriction, or other condition that may affect their ability to participate safely.

SAFETY & INSTRUCTOR AUTHORITY

All students must follow instructor commands, safety procedures, range rules, and course requirements.

Unsafe conduct, failure to follow instructions, or behavior that creates a safety risk may result in removal from training.