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 February 6th, at 1:45 a.m., Wayne and his supervisor were patrolling a local park when two individuals approached them, reporting a stabbing nearby. They located a man with a severe laceration on his left arm, who stated he was suicidal and had a razor blade hidden under his jacket. As his supervisor contacted emergency services, Wayne calmly engaged with the man, assuring him he wasn’t in trouble. After a few minutes of conversation, Wayne was able to gain the man’s trust, and the individual voluntarily handed over the blade, stating he felt safe with Wayne. Shortly after, he became emotional and asked for help. Law enforcement took over the situation, and paramedics transported the man to a nearby facility for medical care.
Just two days later, on February 8th, at 3:45 a.m., Wayne and his supervisor were conducting their nightly patrols when they heard sirens and a loud crash nearby. A vehicle fleeing the Oklahoma Highway Patrol blew through an intersection and hit a wall head-on. Three suspects bailed out of the vehicle, with two running on foot straight into the park. Wayne and one of the OHP Troopers pursued one suspect while his supervisor chased another. Wayne reacted quickly, issuing firm commands and convincing the suspect to surrender. This allowed the Trooper to recover and take the suspect into custody. Meanwhile, Wayne’s supervisor chased the second suspect, who was eventually apprehended with help from the responding Troopers.
Thanks to Wayne’s quick response, composure under pressure, and dedication to safety, two suspects were captured, a weapon was secured, and a distressed individual received the help he needed. His ability to de-escalate tense situations and act decisively in critical moments is a testament to his skill and professionalism. In recognition of his outstanding work, we are proud to name Officer Wayne as the Employee of the Month for February.
Training
The Art of Observation: Spotting Unusual Behavior
By Brad Ross, Training Officer
One of the most vital skills we have as a security professional is that of observation. The ability to see things and have a 6th sense of potential danger. The average person sees a strange subject walking by a random car and admiring how shiny it is. The security professional sees a potential auto burglary. The receptionist sees a homeless man passing through, but the copper wire in his shopping cart and the pliers and gloves hanging out of his pockets may tell a different story.