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22 questions Explore this hubArrow Security provides paper fingerprint-card capture and fingerprint-technician packet support at its Glendale office, 15410 N 67th Ave #11, Glendale, Arizona 85306. Call 602-863-1022 before traveling to confirm availability and the materials required for your application.
Read the complete answer and sourcesYes. Arrow Security describes an HSI course combining adult First Aid with CPR/AED for adults, children, and infants. Certification requires satisfactory practical skills performance. This option is not pediatric First Aid certification for childcare regulatory purposes; confirm the exact credential your employer or licensing body accepts before enrolling.
Read the complete answer and sourcesYes. Arrow’s website directs armed and unarmed guard-card students to ArizonaGuardCards.com, its related training resource. Arizona DPS—not the training company—regulates guard registrations, certified trainers, and security agencies, so students should use the current DPS requirements and forms when planning their application.
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