The Loss Prevention/ Control Officer:
These are distinct from Shop Guards. They are specially trained to work in a retail environment like grocery and clothing shops to spot potential theft and damage problems. They do not put on uniforms. They monitor customers walking through the store, walking about the shop and also watch camera footage to detect loss incidents before or as they occur. These officers also assist in creating theft prevention plans for businesses.

The Armed Security Guard:
We have specially trained and endowed armed security guards that protect facilities by using their specialized training in surveillance and firearms. They monitor a facility's safety, identify potential intruders and attempt to minimize risks. They often work with law enforcement officials to improve security situations.

The Dog Handler:
We have well-trained dog handler security guards who are able to train and operate guard and sniffer dogs, as the client may prefer.

The Private Investigator:
We have private security operators who are specially trained and groomed to work privately with clients to collect information about a person or a subject.They use wiretaps, cameras and other sophisticated gadgets to perform background checks and investigate fraud. They report information directly to the contracted employer, who may request additional services based on the investigator's findings. They also collect and organize facts in a systematic manner. They are also able to analyze various crimes, such as break-ins, and can work with law enforcement officials on more severe cases. They are specially facilitated to work across divergent business interests like financial institutions, shops, credit collection agencies or transport operating businesses.Other common industries that require private security services include: Special events, such as large concerts or public speaking situations Personal security for public figures Warehousing, including any high-value warehouses or those containing security risks High-value delivery services, such as overnight package delivery Construction, particularly at sensitive or dangerous building sites Retail centers or other stores that sell high­ value retail, such as jewelry or works of art

Security Manager:
This is a new breed of function in the security services industry. More and more companies are finding it easier, cheaper and more beneficial to work with a trusted external security operative to run the more involving security affairs. The Security Manager is a particularly developed security operative that is able to manage the security function of a business at a higher level. He works to protect company assets and to prevent theft and inventory loss. He establishes security measures and guidelines, including proper inventory management and tracking. Other duties may include investigating inventory theft, installing new security systems, assessing current security measures and providing advice on improving company procedures. The security manager may also assist in the recruiting, training and managing the security staff of a business. He also develops the necessary security policies, strategies and guidelines to protect the assets, employees and visitors of a company at a facility.On other levels the security manager oversees the daily security and protection of a company's information and data systems. His duties consist of testing for potential information breaches, identifying security flaws and resolving cyber security issues. He may also work to protect company and customer data by implementing more effective digital security systems