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First Responders from Private Security Officers

First Responders from Private Security Officers

Written by: Michael Richey

When an emergency strikes, the difference between life and death often hinges on the presence of well-trained individuals equipped to respond effectively. While we commonly think of medical professionals and law enforcement officers as the primary emergency responders, there is a group of dedicated individuals whose crucial role often goes unnoticed — security officers. These unsung heroes, positioned across various settings such as workplaces, schools, banks, and stores, can make all the difference as first responders when equipped with the right training.

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Immediate Incident Reporting: A Critical Task

Immediate Incident Reporting: A Critical Task

Written by: Michael Richey

In the field of security work, incident reporting plays a critical role in maintaining a safe and secure environment. Prompt and accurate reporting of incidents is crucial for identifying vulnerabilities, addressing security breaches, and implementing preventive measures. This section provides an overview of incident reporting in security work, highlighting its significance and the benefits it brings to organizations. If you take nothing else away from this article, it is critical to understand the importance of immediate incident reporting.

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Situational Awareness Saves Lives

Situational Awareness Saves Lives

Written by: David Jones

While not exactly a "Security Tip" intended for private security or bodyguards, this is intended for all who are interested in increasing their personal safety and the safety of their families through situational awareness. In a chilling tale that unfolded during a routine family trip to Orlando, FL for the Allstar Worlds competition, the Ayers/Wiedemann family found themselves facing every family's worst nightmare. The incident occurred when the family made a quick stop at a seemingly safe and well-lit gas station. Little did they know that this moment would forever change their lives.

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MMPI for Level III Security: What You Need to Know

MMPI for Level III Security: Act Now!

Written by: Michael Richey
  • Level 3 Security

As level III security guards in Texas, you play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and protection of people and property. With a recent legislative change, you are now required to have an MMPI for level III on file with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) for any renewals or new applications after September 1, 2023.

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Personal Protection Transport Etiquette and Responsibilities

Personal Protection Transport Etiquette and Responsibilities

Written by: Gregory Nash
  • Executive Protection
  • Level 4 Security
  • Convention of States

As a personal protection officer, I've learned that our main focus is professionalism at all times. This professionalism encompasses many different aspects, but in this article, we'll focus on the etiquette and responsibilities involved in the personal protection transport of clients.

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Executive Protection - Do You Have What It Takes?

Executive Protection - Do You Have What It Takes?

Written by: Michael Richey
  • Executive Protection
  • Level 4 Security

In the realm of security services, providing Executive Protection is a paramount responsibility. The role of an Executive Protection specialist is to establish and maintain a safe working environment for the Principal while effectively minimizing potential risks. This entails a multifaceted approach involving strategic planning, brand alignment, and a deep understanding of the target audience. By employing various techniques, a content generation specialist can create engaging and impactful content that resonates with the readers.

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  1. Security License Requirements for Texas
  2. Become Familiar with Your Surroundings
  3. Situational Awareness: The Essential Tool for Effective Security
  4. Be Prepared for Medical Emergencies

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