This practical, field-ready handcuff training course teaches security personnel how to safely apply restraints using proven ASP methods. This hands-on course introduces professional restraining techniques with an emphasis on safety, control, proper application, documentation and responsible use.
Train Today. Prepared Tomorrow.
AZ DPS License 1564220
Effective control techniques are critical for every security professional—and proper handcuff training can be the difference between a safe resolution and a costly mistake. Our ASP Handcuff Certification course provides hands-on instruction in the legal consideration surrounding handcuff use and how restraints can be applied safely and effectively.
Whether you’re a new officer or renewing your certification, this is the handcuffing class that builds confidence, reduces liability, and prepares you for real-world encounters.
Our handcuffing course teaches techniques that will work in the field and are backed by the nation’s most experienced use-of-force consultants.
Upon completion, you’ll receive your ASP Tactical Handcuff certificate, a valuable resource as you move forward in the security industry.
To participate in this hands-on security guard handcuff training, students should bring:
Handcuffs and duty belt
Handcuff key
Water
Close-toed shoes
(duty or athletic acceptable)
Comfortable clothing suitable for physical activity
Note-taking materials and water
Note: This is a physically active course. Students must be able to fully participate without restrictions.
The ability to safely restrain a subject is a skill every security professional should master. Our ASP handcuffing course prepares you to act with authority, minimize risk, and uphold use-of-force standards. Reserve your seat today and get certified by Arizona’s leading security training team.
Here are a few common questions about our handcuffing training course.
This course is ideal for security guards, private officers, and anyone who needs professional security handcuff training for duty roles.
While not required by law in Arizona, many agencies strongly recommend or require handcuff certification as part of professional standards.
Yes. Students who complete the course will receive an official ASP Tactical Handcuff Certification.
Yes. Students must bring their own handcuffs and duty belt to participate in the practical exercises.
Yes. The course includes instruction on documenting handcuff use to support proper reporting and reduce liability.
While ASP does not set an expiration, many employers require handcuffing training renewal every 1–2 years.
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