What does a Class C license specifically allow an individual to do?

A Class C license is specifically designated for individuals who want to engage solely in security services. This type of license is important for ensuring that individuals operating in the security field have met the required training and competency standards set by the state.

The emphasis on security services means that holders of a Class C license are equipped to provide protective services but are not authorized to conduct private investigations, which would require a different license (typically a Class A or B license depending on the state classification). Additionally, providing legal advice related to security falls outside the scope of what is permitted under a Class C license, as it does not encompass roles requiring legal qualifications or jurisdiction. Therefore, this license is strictly for those focused on security functions such as guarding properties or personnel, managing security systems, or related security duties.