The Patterson and Associates Security Course provides security training for personnel working in Missouri cannabis facilities. Missouri requires facility employees to be trained on the security measures and controls that prevent diversion, theft, and loss, scaled to each person's role, along with emergency preparedness for events ranging from severe weather and fire to unauthorized intrusion. This lecture-style program covers that ground and issues a certificate on completion.
What you'll learn
Access control, managing entry points, and visitor and vendor procedures
Diversion, theft, and loss prevention inside a licensed facility
Situational awareness and recognizing a developing threat before it escalates
De-escalation techniques for difficult and confrontational encounters
Robbery response and how to protect a crime scene afterward
Emergency response procedures for intrusion, fire, severe weather, and natural disaster
Why Patterson and Associates
The Patterson and Associates team brings decades of law enforcement experience into the regulated cannabis industry. Beyond training, the firm builds custom security plans for licensees, advises on security equipment selection, and runs top-to-bottom facility reviews ahead of commencement inspection. The training reflects that operational work, so the material is built around what inspectors and investigators actually look for rather than generic security theory.
How the course works
The course is online and self-paced, so your team can complete it on any device on their own schedule. Managers can assign it across a facility roster, track progress by location, and pull completion certificates whenever a regulator asks for proof.
Common questions
Who is this course for?
Security personnel and facility staff at Missouri licensed cannabis operations, including cultivation, manufacturing, testing, transport, and dispensary facilities.
Does Missouri require security training?
Missouri requires licensed facilities to train employees, contractors, and volunteers on security and emergency procedures appropriate to their role. This course is built to serve that requirement.
Do we get proof of completion?
Yes. Learners receive a certificate on completion, and managers can pull records for the whole team from the dashboard.
Related Missouri and compliance training
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