MI HB5829

Requires licensees employing security guards to ensure completion of at least 16 hours of on-the-job, site-specific training under immediate supervision of an experienced supervisor before the individual acts as a security guard without direct supervision.

Mandates at least 16 hours of classroom training within the first 90 days of employment, with courses selected by the licensee and meeting requirements specified in section 1440(1).

Requires specialized training before using weapons or restraint devices: manufacturer-authorized certification for aerosol spray or conducted energy devices; 4 class hours for tactical batons; 2 class hours for restraint devices; and 4 hours for firearms, plus an additional 4 hours annually for firearm training.

Requires every 2 years at least 4 hours of continuing classroom training in security topics and in the use of tactical batons or restraint devices if the licensee has authorized their use.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent upon passage of House Bill 5828 and Senate Bill 983.