OSH Security Practice Test

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What is the maximum penalty for an individual’s violation of the Code of Conduct?

$1000.00 fine
Community service
$25,000.00 fine and/or a year in jail
Suspension or revocation of the Security Guard license

The correct answer is: $25,000.00 fine and/or a year in jail

The maximum penalty for an individual's violation of the Code of Conduct typically includes severe consequences to underscore the importance of adhering to ethical and legal standards in security practices. A fine of $25,000.00 and/or a year in jail reflects the seriousness of such violations, emphasizing the potential impact on public trust and safety. This penalty serves as a deterrent, highlighting that breaches of ethical conduct are not to be taken lightly. The significant monetary fine and the possibility of incarceration illustrate the legal framework in place to enforce compliance and accountability within the profession. While fines or sanctions may also be applied through community service or the suspension or revocation of a Security Guard license can indicate repercussions aligned with professional standards, the specified combination of a substantial fine and potential imprisonment is indicative of the legal repercussions directly tied to violations of the Code of Conduct. This ensures individuals understand the gravity of their responsibilities as security personnel.