New Employee Checklist:
If you are a new employee, we have four simple steps that will help you get everything you need to get started with TriCorps!
- Get hired. Track the status of your application through Kwantek.
- Complete all paperwork on the Efficient Forms website. This includes entering your employee information and reviewing and signing company policies. You’ll also be required to submit ID’s, direct deposit information, and your security license
- Receive Your Confirmation Email: You should receive email notification once approved. This email will include information on how to access your eHub Employee Portal.
- Get acquainted with the eHub. Login to eHub here. Confirm all your information in eHub is correct. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our corporate office.
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Employee of the Month
On the morning of April 28, while assigned to a transit center, Raymond T. was contacted by a maintenance employee who needed help accessing a family restroom after someone inside was not responding.
Raymond entered and found a facility janitor in medical distress. When the individual became unconscious and showed no signs of breathing or a pulse, Raymond immediately began CPR, directed others to call 911 and TriCorps patrol, and administered Narcan.
Thanks to Raymond’s quick action and calm response, the individual regained consciousness before EMS arrived and took over care. Raymond demonstrated strong situational awareness, decisive action, and professionalism during a critical emergency.
His response reflects the vigilance, compassion, and commitment to safety that TriCorps strives to deliver every day. Thank you for representing TriCorps with professionalism and dedication.
Training
Excellence Is in the Details
Sarah Burrows, Chief Marketing Officer
Ask ten clients what makes a security program feel professional, and almost none of them will start with response times or post orders. They will talk about the officer who greeted them by name, the lobby that always looked sharp, the gate that opened before they had to stop, and the report that arrived before they thought to ask.