Although advancements in technology have allowed meteorologists to forecast the weather weeks in advance, it’s still important to be proactive when preparing for duty during the winter season. Due to the nature of security, an officer’s duties can change with minimal notice. On any given day, a security officer’s assignment could vary from patrolling property […]
Category: Training
Fighting Fatigue
Security, in its very nature, requires officers to stand watch 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Holidays, nights and weekends are no exception, and are often just another day on the job for most officers. An unfortunate side effect of these types of long and irregular hours is fatigue. Fatigue is the condition […]
We Can’t Do This Without You: Keeping TriCorps Safe in Cybersecurityspace
YOU can single-handedly sink this company. You can. This is not an exaggeration. Let’s go to the big board. IBM reports that it is more likely you will experience a data breach of at least ten thousand records (27.9%) than catch the flu (5-20%). The average cost of a data breach is a whopping $3.86 […]
Seven Common Accident Causes
Consider this statistic: 80 out of every 100 accidents are the fault of the person involved in the incident. Unsafe acts cause four times as many accidents and injuries as unsafe conditions. Accidents occur for many reasons. In most industries, people tend to look for “things” to blame when an accident happens, because it’s easier than […]
Customer Service – It’s All About Intentionality
When it comes to customer service in the security industry, being intentional about everything we do and say is key. It is important for security officers to understand that a client’s first impression of them, and the security firm they are working for, is largely based upon how they look and act. We believe providing […]