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If you are interested in becoming a security officer in Florida, one of the first things you need to understand is the Class D security officer license.
The Florida D License is associated with security officer work and is a common starting point for individuals entering the private security industry.
AlphaCalibre Services connects prospective security officers with Alpha Security Academy, where students can learn more about security officer training and the licensing process.
This page provides an overview of the process. Because licensing rules and application procedures can change, students should verify current requirements with the appropriate Florida regulatory authority and the training provider before registering.
The Class D license is a Florida security officer license.
It is commonly referred to as the:
The term “unarmed security license” is commonly used because the D License is associated with unarmed security officer work.
Individuals seeking to work in the Florida private security industry should determine which license applies to the position they want.
Individuals seeking employment as security officers in Florida will need a Class D license depending on their job duties and employment arrangement.
Security officers can work in many environments, including:
Florida requires security officer applicants to complete required training.
The traditional Class D training program consists of 40 hours of instruction.
Training introduces students to important subjects associated with security officer responsibilities.
Students should verify current course requirements with the training provider before enrolling.
Students searching for D License training often use location-based searches such as:
Alpha Security Academy provides security training options for students in the Central Florida area.
Current class dates and availability should be confirmed directly with the Academy.
Completing training is one component of the licensing process.
Students must also complete the applicable application and licensing requirements.
The exact process can change, so students should confirm current requirements through the State of Florida and the appropriate licensing authority.
Alpha Security Academy can provide students with information about the training portion of the process.
Many people entering the security industry eventually ask about the difference between the D and G licenses.
A simplified explanation is:
D License: Associated with security officer work.
G License: Associated with statewide firearm authorization for qualifying security personnel.
If you are interested in armed security, you should review the additional requirements associated with the G License.
See:
The D License alone should not be treated as authorization to perform armed security duties.
Individuals seeking armed security work must understand and satisfy the applicable requirements for armed security and the Class G license.
For more information, visit our Florida G License page.
Obtaining a security license can open opportunities in different areas of the private security industry.
Security officers may find opportunities involving:
AlphaCalibre’s security division, Alpha Security Protection, provides professional security services.
Selecting a training school is an important decision.
Students should consider:
Alpha Security Academy provides security training and support for individuals pursuing security careers.
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