OSH Security Practice Test

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Prepare for the OSH Security Test with comprehensive quizzes designed to help you master key concepts and skills. Our engaging multiple-choice questions are paired with hints and detailed explanations, ensuring you are fully prepared for your upcoming examination.

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The maximum fine, if convicted, under the PSISA for a security guard is

$2000
$10,000
$25,000
$350,000

The correct answer is: $25,000

The maximum fine for a security guard under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA) is indeed $25,000. This amount reflects the Act's intent to impose significant financial penalties for serious violations perpetrated by licensed security professionals. Such fines serve as a deterrent against malpractice and help uphold standards within the security industry. The higher fine amount compared to lower options underscores the seriousness of maintaining ethical and professional conduct in security practices, as well as the responsibilities that come with having a license in this field.