
 State of Uttarakhand - Act
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 Uttarakhand Private Security Agencies Rules, 2018
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 UTTARAKHAND
   
 India
 
 Uttarakhand Private Security Agencies Rules, 2018
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 Rule UTTARAKHAND-PRIVATE-SECURITY-AGENCIES-RULES-2018 of 2018
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* Published on 12 March 2018
* Commenced on 12 March 2018
 Uttarakhand Private Security Agencies Rules, 2018
 
 Published vide Notification No. 326/20-2/18/02(12) /2017, dated 12.3.2018
 
 Notification No. 326/20-2/18/02(12) /2017, dated 12.3.2018. - In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 25 of the Private Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005 (Central Act No. 29 of 2005) read with Section 9 of said Act, the Governor is pleased to allow to make the following rules for determination of following condition and standard for establishment of training Institute in the State, namely-
 
### 1. Short title and commencement.
(1) These rules may be called the Uttarakhand Private Security Agencies Rules, 2018.
 
(2) It shall come into force at once.
 
### 2. Fundamental Structure facilities.
 - For Private Security Agencies following fundamental structure facilities shall be must-
 
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 (A) | 
 Requirement for training Area
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 (1) | 
 For outdoor Training
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 (i) | 
 P.T./Parade
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 (1)  90 ft x 90 ft for 25 trainees (2) 180 ft x
 
 180 ft for 50 trainees (3)  360 ft x 360 ft for 100 trainees
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 (ii) | 
 Obstacle Training
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 Obstacle Training course with 6 ft. wall,
 
 Verticle Rope, Double Ditch, Parallel Rope, Tarzen Jump, Crawling
 
 Ditch etc.
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 (2) | 
 Indoor Training
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 (i) | 
 Class Room
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 (1)  20 ft x 12 ft for 25 trainees
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 (2)  30 ft x 20 ft for 50 trainees
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 (3)  Two room of 30 ft x 20 ft for 100 trainees
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 (ii) | 
 Computer Lab
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 (1) 3 Computers for 25 trainees
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 (2)  6 Computers for 50 trainees
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 (3)  12 Computers for 100 trainees
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 (iii) | 
 Security display lab
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 2rooms of 30ft x 20 ft
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 (iv) | 
 Library
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 1 room 30 ft x 20 ft
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 (v) | 
 Admn. Block
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 1200 sqft. for (chambers of the principal
 
 Instructor, instruction staff, office space, gallary, toilet &
 
 bathroom etc.)
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 (B) | 
 Requirement for Boarding Area
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 (i) | 
 Barracks
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 40 sq.ft per trainee
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 (1)  1000 sq ft for 25 trainees
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 (2)  2 set of 1000 sq ft for 50 trainees
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 (3)  4 set of 1000 sq ft for 100 trainees
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 (ii) | 
 Toilet/Bath Room
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 1 per 6 trainees
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 (iii) | 
 Dining Hall/Canteen
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 (1)  15 x 20 ft for 25 & 50 trainees
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 (iv) | 
 Kitchen
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 (2)  30 x 20 sq ft for 100 trainees 10 ft x 20 ft
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 (v) | 
 Recreation Room
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 20 ft x 15 ft
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 (vi) | 
 Hospital/Medical/First Aid Facilities
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 10 ft x 15 ft
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 (C) | 
 Staff requirement
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 (1) | 
 Outdoor Training
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 (i) | 
 Supervisory Officer
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 1 per 100 trainees
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 (ii) | 
 Instructor Staff
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 1 per 50 trainees
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 (2) | 
 Indoor Training
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 (i) | 
 Supervisory Officer
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 1 per 100 trainees
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 (ii) | 
 Instructor Staff
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 2 Instructors per 100 trainees as permanent
 
 employees. Numbers of instructors will depend on subject to
 
 requirement. Agencies can use the services of guest lecturers to
 
 impart specialised training as per requirement.
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 (3) | 
 Supporting Staff
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 (i) | 
 Cook
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 1 for 25 trainees
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 Sweeper
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 1 for 25 trainees
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 (iii) | 
 Washerman
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 1 for 25 trainees
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 Plumber/Electrician/ Barbar/Cobbler
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 1 each per 100 trainees
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 (D) | 
 Basic security equipments required for training
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 (i) | 
 Metal Detectors (HHMD/DFMD/DSMD)
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 (ii) | 
 Visitor Pass Management System including Card
 
 Reader and Biometric access control devices.
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 (iii) | 
 Perimeter security equipment (Different kinds of
 
 fencing including Alarm System CB Detectors, intrusion alarm
 
 system and different kinds of Barriers)
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 (iv) | 
 Video surveillance systems including DVR
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 (v) | 
 Fire Fighting Equipments (Fire Point, all types
 
 of fire extinguishers and smoke detectors.)
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 (vi) | 
 Communication Equipments WirelessAValkie Talkie
 
 and Jamming Equipments.
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 (vii) | 
 Crowd Control Equipments
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 (viii) | 
 Under trolley mirror, extension mirror, prodder,
 
 prober etc.
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### 3. Syllabus.
 - For Private Security Agencies the following Syllabus shall be necessary-
 
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 SI. No.
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 Subject
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 Basic Minimum Syllabus to be covered
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 Private Security Agency
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 \*Basic features of
 
 Private Security Agency (Regulation)  Act, 2005
 
 \*Basic features of the Private Security Agencies
 
 State Model Rules, 2009
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 Conduct in public and correct wearing of uniform
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 \*Elementary spoken
 
 English
 
 \*Display of identity
 
 before any enquiry to be made in public.
 
 \*Courteous mode of
 
 enquiry with proper manners.
 
 \*Courteous handling
 
 of crowded situation.
 
 \*Extra care to be
 
 taken while interacting with females.
 
 \*Proper care to be
 
 taken while using detecting devices, especially for frisking and
 
 searching to avoid public taking offence.
 
 \*Help to be extended
 
 at each and every site while deployment of security guards for
 
 the public.
 
 \*Appropriate wearing of uniform, hygiene,
 
 cleanliness and maintaining dignity of uniform.
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 Physical fitness training
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 \*Daily jogging of 3
 
 Km for male and 2 Km for female.
 
 \*P.T. and aerobic
 
 exercise on daily-basis.
 
 \* A minimum of long
 
 jump of 2 meters
 
 \* A minimum of high
 
 jump of 1.2 meters
 
 \* Drill and file formation, unarmed combat and
 
 saluting.
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 Physical security, security of the assets,
 
 security of the building or apartment, personnel security,
 
 household security
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 \* Maintaining &
 
 checking of entry and exit registers.
 
 \*Training to secure
 
 access to and fro from the site of deployment.
 
 \*Authorised and
 
 regulated entry of men, material, vehicle etc. Prevention and
 
 prohibition of any activity, movement of men, material and
 
 vehicle, which has been mandated in the contract between the
 
 parties.
 
 \* Basic reading of
 
 layout building plans, site plan of group housing societies,
 
 residential colonies and commercial/residential enclaves.
 
 \* Onsite
 
 decision-making regarding deployment of personnel at critical,
 
 entry and exit points.
 
 \* For personal
 
 security of clients, basic sensitisation towards needs of
 
 business, home and societal environments.
 
 \* Sensitisation about
 
 different types of security responsibilities, e.g. Reception
 
 gate, store, factory, residence, housing societies, hotels, farm
 
 house, Mall, Bank. ATM cash in transit etc.
 
 \* Use and handling to
 
 communication devices such as walkie-talkie, mobile, basic
 
 telephone etc.
 
 \* Practical exposure to Control Room duties.
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 Fire Fighting
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 \*Fire and its
 
 chemistry
 
 \*Types of fire and
 
 their prevention.
 
 \* Fire precautions,
 
 causes of fire in industry and establishment.
 
 \*Handing of fire fighting equipments. (General
 
 fire, oil fire, electrical fire)
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 Crowd Control
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 \* To address crowd
 
 over public address system in crowded situation.
 
 \* Proper appeals to be
 
 made to the public to prevent chaos, stampede, etc. in a crowded
 
 situation.
 
 \* To create a rope
 
 barrier, human barriers, metal barricades to secure given area in
 
 crowded situation.
 
 \* To man, planned
 
 site evacuation during the crowded situation.
 
 \* Measures for bringing order in a crowded
 
 situation.
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 Examining indentification papers including
 
 indentity cards, passports and smart cards
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 \* Exposure to various
 
 kinds of identification papers, identity cards, passports and
 
 smart cards.
 
 \* Recognition of
 
 critical marks, stamps, hologram etc. of various agencies in
 
 order to differentiate between the original and fake
 
 identification papers.
 
 \* Whom to approach in case of detection of
 
 forged/ suspicious documents.
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 Should be able to read and understand English
 
 alphabets and Roman numerals as normally encountered in the
 
 identification documents arms license, travel documents and
 
 security inspection sheet.
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 \* Reading & writing of preliminary/basic
 
 English & Roman numerals;
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 Identification of improvised explosive devices
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 \* Methods of
 
 identifying IED in searching explosive devices through the
 
 qualified instructors. How to secure IED till arrival of
 
 specialised agency.
 
 \*How to approach
 
 police, if such devices are detected or suspicious objects are
 
 found.
 
 \*Relay of information
 
 to counter such a situation of disaster.
 
 \*Use of technical devices helping in detection
 
 of IED.
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 First-Aid
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 \*Principles of
 
 first-aid (structure and functions of the body)
 
 \* Bleeding and type
 
 of bandages, treatment of fractures and wounds.
 
 \* Transportation of
 
 injured.
 
 \* Emergency handling
 
 of stroke, heart attack, trauma, falls, casualty, poisoning,
 
 burns.
 
 \* Basics of communication both verbal and
 
 nonverbal to be made during the times of medical casualities in
 
 public places.
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 Crisis response and disasters management
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 \*Identification of
 
 crisis-prone and disasters-prone areas at the site of deployment.
 
 \* Framing up of
 
 site-specific management plan including making up of resource
 
 inventory, planning of deployment during the crisis, evacuation,
 
 relief of victims in circumstances of crisis and disasters.
 
 \* Mock drill plans to
 
 be made by supervisors for crisis management and disaster
 
 management on site-basis.
 
 \* Sensitisation of important telephone numbers
 
 of State agencies whose minimum intervention would be required in
 
 crisis/disaster situations.
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 Defensive driving compulsory for the driver of
 
 Armoured vehicle and optional for others)
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 \* Training to be provided by qualified
 
 instructors in defensive driving.
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 Handling and operation of non-prohibited weapons
 
 and firearms (optional) | 
 \*Training in NPB
 
 small arms with respect to maintenance, cleaning, operational use
 
 and handling.
 
 \* Sensitisation towards
 
 authorities issuing and renewing arms licenses and the terms and
 
 conditions for use of weapons in a given jurisdiction.
 
 \* Exposure to provision of Arms Act and
 
 offences.
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 Rudimentary knowledge of Indian Penal Code,
 
 right to private defence, procedure for lodging first information
 
 report in the police station, Arms Act (only operative sections),
 
 Explosives Act (Operative Sections)
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 \* Preliminary
 
 knowledge of relevant provisions of IPC, Cr.PC, Arms Act,
 
 Explosive Act etc.
 
 \*Procedure of registering FIR in Police Station.
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 Badges of rank in police and military forces.
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 \* Description and Identification of the ranks
 
 and badges used in defence and police establishments of the
 
 State.
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 Identification of different types of arms in use
 
 in public and police.
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 \*Demostration of
 
 various kinds of small arms/ weapons used by public.
 
 \* Explaining about arms used for prevention and
 
 bringing order in public such as water cannon, rubber bullet
 
 guns, smoke canisters etc.
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 Use of security equipments and devices (for
 
 example security alarms and screening equipments)
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 \*Handling of metal
 
 detectors, handling of devices, box scanners, use of DFMDs,
 
 HHMDs.
 
 \*Use of IMD detectors
 
 etc.
 
 \*Use of various kinds of alarm system installed
 
 for security purposes.
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 Leadership and management (for supervisors only)
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 \*Personality
 
 development training
 
 \*Leadership training
 
 \*Report-making
 
 training
 
 \* Training for
 
 improving inter-personnel skills.
 
 \* Training for preparing deployment plan to
 
 secure a given site.
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 Observations, handling unidentified objects,
 
 conducting antisabotage checks, handling equipments and special
 
 requirements for those who have to do body protection.
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 \*Highly specialised
 
 instructions for making observations, handling of unidentified
 
 objects, conducting anti-sabotage checks and handling equipments
 
 dealing with specialised interventions.
 
 \* Personal specific requirements for people who
 
 require body protection.
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 Note-. 1. The Training of general Security Guards/Supervisors will be carried out in 20 working days which will include minimum 100 hours of class (Indoor theory classes) and minimum 60 hours of field training (Physical Training)
 
### 2. For Ex-Army personnel and Ex-C APF and EX-Police personnel, the training will carried out in 7 working day's including condensed course of minimum 40 hourse class (Indoor theory classes) and 16 hours field Training (Physical Training). After training there will be 100 marks objective exam of 2 hours in which it is compulsory for candidates t attend 40 marks. Day-to-day performance will be the basis for physical training.
 
### 4. Necessary Documents for Application.
 - For Application the following records shall be necessary-
 
(1) Prescribed Fee Rs 25,000 (Through Challan).
 
(2) Application in Form I and V.
 
(3) Affidavit of each partner u/s 7(2) of the Act.
 
(4) Copy of Registration and copy of Deed of Partnership (if any).
 
(5) Pan Card of company and income tax return.
 
(6) Details and document of land and facilities regarding establishment.
 
(7) Ascertain capacity of training Institution.
 
(8) Syllabus of Training.
 
(9) Details of fee incurred from each candidate.
 
(10) Full details of different facilities given to the trainees (i.e. chart of food, facility of accomodation etc.)
 
### 5. Other documents.
 - For application the following records shall be necessary-
 
(1) Prior to granting licence, the scrutiny report of Controlling Authoirty or I.G. Training Police Department is compulsory, after the licence is granted, the Deputy Inspector General of Police, level officers shall inspect the Training Institute twice in a year.
 
(2) The licencing authority-will be the Controlling Authority.
 
(3) The agency shall send a copy of the training certificate received by each guard to the Controlling Authority of Training Institute.
 
(4) Licence Duration 5 years.
 
(5) Renewal shall be done by adopting the whole process of new licence.
 

