Security Officer Training Understanding needs. Realizing goals.
A-1 Nation Security provides a comprehensive full-service approach to meet all your security needs, today and tomorrow.
At A-1 Nation Security, we know how important training is for our clients. We invest in our employees because Our People make the Difference.
A-1 Nation Security we work hard to choose the right individual every time. We know the security officer best suited to your needs presents a welcoming image.
Training plans are developed for each client, based on their specific needs determined by the security assessment and client agreement.
Account Managers – The Critical Difference
- Dedicated to your account.
- Expert on your site and your needs.
Whether handling a single site or several, A-1 Nation's Account Managers are critical to our business partnerships. These managers are empowered to run their accounts and are typically rewarded through incentive compensation for performance in key functional areas.
Your A-1 Nation Security account manager will take time to become intimately familiar with your business operations so, together, you can create a security system that meets the needs of your entire operation. As partners in security you'll help clarify needs and evaluate our vast lineup of options. Your A-1 Nation Security account manager will customize a plan based both on your input and on his or her own experience with multi-location facilities like yours. We'll devise a strategy unique to your situation, making sure we satisfy needs at both the local and corporate levels. That's what sets us apart. And that's what gives you the most value for your security investment.
You'll have activity records from every location, giving you immediate insights into how your business operates and what you can do to make improvements.
Committed to excellence
Our commitments offer you superior protection at a price you can afford. No one offers a better security value than A-1 Nation Security.
Training
All security officers and supervisors at Nation Security are qualified and pass all requirements of the State of California. Our officers also meet the standards set by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services. The professional training of the security officers consists of the following:
- Emergency preparedness
- Anti-terrorism techniques
- Emergency evacuation
- Mob control
- Complete apprehension and arrest procedures
- Specific training and usage of verbal de-escalation techniques
- Personal hygiene
- Surveillance techniques
- In-depth public relations
- Workplace safety instructions
The following is the list of training courses that a security officer has to undergo before being assigned to a job.
- S01 Arrest procedures for security personnel
- S02 Pr-24 Baton Certification
- S03 Client relation / Service attitude
- S04 Emergency preparedness: Earthquake, fire and bomb threats
- S05 Fire arm permit, state certification course
- S06 First aid and CPR course
- S07 Hostage preparedness
- S08 Basic law for security officers
- S09 Observation skills and reporting
- S10 Power to arrest / Guard Card
- S11 Report writing
- S12 Security patrol procedures, introduction
- S13 Tear gas, Mace, Pepper spray
- S14 Union strike preparedness
Furthermore, This course consists of the basic elements of being a security officer, complete report writing, and key administrative details of working for A-1 Nation Security. All security officers are taught how to properly write reports. This course teaches security personnel how to answer the six most important questions:
A) Who
B) What
C) Where
D) When
E) Why
F) How
The following report types are included in the report-writing seminar:
1 Daily Log Entries
2 Fire Watch
3 Incident Reports
4 Patrol Reports
Reports:
Our Security Officers are required to keep Daily Activity Reports. They log everything that happens, and everyone that visits during their shift. Field Supervisors are required to sign Daily Activity Reports when they visit a post to insure proof of inspection. Copies of all reports are available to you, if you should request them.
