Under PSISA, what must a security guard always display while on duty?

A security guard is required to display their security guard license while on duty because it serves as a crucial form of identification that confirms their training, qualifications, and legal authorization to perform security functions. This license is issued by the appropriate regulatory body and ensures that the guard has met all necessary standards and requirements as set forth by the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA).

Displaying the license not only helps to establish trust and credibility with the public but also provides a way to verify the guard's identity and professional standing. In situations where a guard needs to demonstrate their authority, having the license visible reassures clients and the community of their competence and adherence to regulatory standards.

While identification cards, company logos, and uniform insignia may also be important for identification and branding, the security guard license is specifically mandated by the PSISA to ensure that all security personnel are appropriately licensed for their roles.