WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR ON THESE TYPE OF JOBS

[@thesecurityguardchannel]

Looking sharp Hall. Keep up the great work

[@Maximus-os8oo]

Couple other things I would also add is make sure the local law-enforcement are aware of this potential threat also make sure whoever the security officer is knows the address of the establishment that you’re working so if you do have to call 911 you’re able to provide them with that information

[@chrisgayler2733]

We had a job site that wanted us cover escorts due to death threats problem was we had no description on the person other than a vehicle and it was poor quality photo. I passed on the post due no firearms not allowed is a good way to get us killed without the proper tools.

[@RicArmstrong]

Wow, that's crazy. They want protection but no weapons to actually protect them.

[@commanderhall848]

I would have passed too smh some jobs are not worth it

[@commanderhall848]

​@@RicArmstrongthat's my way of thinking smh

[@freelance510]

This was a good video some clients don't give you all of the information and you have to figure out what's going on.We are currently working a contract like that.thanks a good video for teaching.

[@commanderhall848]

How they expect us to do our job without the information

[@jackspadeproductions6195]

I remember HR firing an employee and they had made threats to shoot up the place Yet refused to give info on the guy to me, and their own employees. They said it was confidential. Can’t make this stuff up. People are crazy, and so are clients. I wanted employees to know so they can help prevent piggybacking into our building (we have cameras but they’ve all been offline for 2 years now)

[@commanderhall848]

Wow so how can you do your job without the needed information

[@ShoppingwithMadameKay]

If the employee does come back to the job site what are your next steps? First call for backup(911). I would also advise to never to rush in, observe the employees actions, make your presence known before approaching.

[@commanderhall848]

Radio in for backup yes and keep close eye on him monitor his actions and everything,if he tries to enter then I intervene in a non aggressive manner unless things escalate to that point

[@Gamer2k99]

That how it is at my location but I still ask around to make it easier

[@shemondturner1783]

I thought that was a a sheriff on the video

[@shemondturner1783]

Need to come to me to Texas Atlanta and work some of my contracts

[@HorneProtectiveServices]

Literally just did this. Was there for 48hrs. I had 2 pictures, including his CDL Picture, 1 other photo and his facebook photos. Description of his vehicle. which he had 2. Never showed up. good money in it

[@DSSSecurity]

Love the intro bro

[@DrHorsePower]

Another video with tons of helpful info 💯💯💯.

[@mikealvarez7352]

Great video

[@socalsecurityspecialist864]

Great video. 👍🏼

[@reaperct3454]

Hey man I been doing security for 4 months and got my level 3 license and I work out side a bank and when I see stuff like people hanging in bank Parking lot should I let my supervisor and take pictures of what's going on before I talk to them and let the people know that don't need to be hanging around on the lot just in case something goes bad

[@commanderhall848]

Personally I would, it's always good to note everything it could be pics videos ,text ,notes on paper etc..... if you guys had dispatch you could call it in as well

[@RicArmstrong]

This was a very informative video. Can you say what we should ask for the hourly rate to pull this type of duty? Thanks

[@commanderhall848]

It's not a set rate and if it's last min it's even more money

[@randysenpai8961]

Hey Man U should start a podcast

[@RicArmstrong]

Good idea

[@commanderhall848]

Hmmmmm good ideal ,not sure how I would even start lol

[@IamMantic]

Amazing video! I'm starting up a company here in Orlando. Was wondering if you have an email or something I can ask you questions before starting a company?

[@commanderhall848]

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