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Contemporary services corporation (CSC) has what they call the 5 pillars of professionalism which are: Safety, Courtesy, presentation, efficiency, adaptability.
Sorry but this video would only apply to a rookie. I don’t know anyone who’s been doing security for years that would press their shirt and be shaved every single day. The more you learn about the industry and the longer you work, you learn to turn the robocop act off and be more relaxed. I know because when I first started I was like that now I’m laid back and let the little stuff go.
I agree with certain points you make. Respect for others shows you respect yourself and your abilities/skills. Being relaxed is good as it could help defuse otherwise tense and emotional outburst or situations. Whether you are armed or unarmed you should always have a confident appearance and yet calm demeanor as that is picked up by everybody you may encounter. Your safety, and your client's safety and their property should always be number one.
That's ok if you never see yourself as important, a security leader, captain, manager, branch manager, working important operations, government employee security and wanting the real salaries. A man dresses as he sees himself. I have been in it for many years - from 3rd shift at a coffin factory, and now a security trainer and leader for new operations in North America. It is what I saw myself doing and how I always was professional. Now I can help many officers rise up.
Sorry- 22 year Army Vet, county jail corrections, 1st year in security, and it ALWAYS matters; not just rookies. If you look like a s#it sandwich, you get regarded as a s#it sandwich; no matter how long you've been doing it. Otherwise you look like a "burnout".
There are two general phonetic alphabets, the one shown, and the one that is A Alpha, B Bravo, C Charlie, D Delta, E Echo, etc. Both are correct and can work interchangeably.
Not really. It’s basically all about how much experience that you have but in the applications they say that it’s preferred that u have some military background training or law enforcement experience but I got hired as a security guard because of my customer service experience that I have.
Nice I've been searching for a video like this. Thanks for this video. It is just some of the very basics, but you got to lay a good foundation if you want build strong upon it. Excellent job.
hey man i've been working for a litle while a security guard and this steps really help me a lot, some of them i kind of new but didn't saw them as important as you presented them, so thank you sou much :D i'm going to check your page. Good Bye, sir =)
