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Security License Practice Test 2026 | Exam Prep
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Q1Domain Verified
During a routine patrol, a security officer identifies a significant trip hazard caused by damaged flooring in a client's public access area. The client's site manager instructs the officer to ignore it, stating repairs are not in the security budget. What is the officer's primary duty under WHS law?
Formally report the hazard to the client and, if unresolved, to their own security company's WHS representative, as they have a duty to ensure their work activities do not create risks.
Place a temporary warning sign from the patrol vehicle and document the action in the patrol log only.
Follow the client's instruction, as the client has primary control of the site and financial responsibility.
Only report it if a member of the public actually trips and is injured, as the hazard is not security-related.
Q2Domain Verified
A security guard is required to manually restrain an aggressive individual. Under the WHS Act, what must the security company, as a Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU), ensure regarding this high-risk activity?
Ensure the guard signs a waiver acknowledging the risks associated with physical restraint.
Provide the guard with personal protective equipment (PPE) only, as the risk is from another person.
Implement and maintain a safe system of work, which includes providing adequate training, instruction, and supervision on use-of-force and restraint techniques.
Rely on the guard's prior experience and discretion, as situations requiring restraint are dynamic and unpredictable.
Q3Domain Verified
During a night shift at a remote site, a security officer's provided torch fails. The only available alternative is a personal torch with a cracked casing. According to the WHS Act, who has a duty to ensure equipment provided for work is safe and without risks to health?
The security officer, as they are responsible for checking their equipment before use.
The client who owns the site, as they provide the overall work environment.
The manufacturer of the torch, as they produced the faulty equipment.
The Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU), which is the security company employing the officer.
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This domain protocol is rigorously covered in our 2026 Elite Framework. Every mock reflects direct alignment with the official assessment criteria to eliminate performance gaps.