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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Employees of the Month
Officer Martin A.
Washington, D.C.
On September 15, while conducting his patrol at a facility in Washington, D.C., Martin heard an unusual sound coming from a wall near a kitchen area. Rather than dismissing the noise, he investigated alongside a facility employee and discovered an electrical outlet sparking and producing small flames.
Martin immediately reported the hazard through the appropriate channels, allowing the kitchen team leader to extinguish the fire before it could escalate. His attentiveness and swift response helped protect those inside the facility while preventing potential property damage and operational disruptions.
Martin’s vigilance, dedication to safety, and commitment to his responsibilities reflect the values of TriCorps Security and demonstrate why he is deserving of this recognition.
Officer Mary S.
Oklahoma City, OK
On September 19, Mary demonstrated exceptional vigilance and quick thinking while monitoring a commercial property through TriCorps’ Global Security Operations Center (GSOC). During her shift, she noticed a suspicious individual crawling underneath a parked work truck with tools in hand.
Recognizing the potential threat, Mary immediately followed established protocols, issuing verbal warnings and dispatching law enforcement to the scene. Her prompt response caused the individual to abandon his tools and flee before completing the attempted theft. Responding officers later located and apprehended the suspect nearby.
Mary’s attention to detail, calm demeanor, and decisive actions prevented the theft of a catalytic converter and contributed directly to the suspect’s apprehension. Her dedication to protecting our clients and their assets exemplifies the professionalism and commitment we value at TriCorps Security.
Training
Operational Readiness & Officer Safety
Nathan Ross, Deputy Chief Operations Officer
Every officer deserves to return home safely at the end of each shift. Operational readiness plays a critical role in making that possible. Arriving prepared, maintaining situational awareness, and following established procedures help protect our officers, clients, and the communities we serve.