Author: G3 Security

What is Key Holding? If you own a business or property, it is required that you should be able to attend to your premises within 20-minute of any emergency to resolve any alarm issues. Failure to do so on your part more than thrice could lead the Police to withdraw providing any response. Key holding […]

Here are some easy tips to help you get started: Take your training seriously. You would be responsible for guarding other’s lives as well as your own. Whatever you learn during your training could actually mean the difference between life and death. Pay attention and ask questions when you are not sure. Keep yourself in […]

The private security industry in UK provides more for more security personnel than the police. There are 26,500 security guards in London alone according to a study published by Paul Osborne from Cranfield University. Finding work in the UK security industry is quite simple and can be done either through direct application by sending in […]

Any construction site is easily prone to thieves and burglars as there is a huge amount of construction equipment and material lying in the open. Even though the risks depend on locality and how safe it is, it can still be exposed to other threats such as vandalism and terrorism Theft: High value material and […]

Who isn’t familiar with the term ‘bouncer‘ that is used to describe those burly looking guys usually dressed in black in a night club? They may be the most identifiable aspect of any night club or bar and are almost essential to the smooth working of any good establishment. Main duties of a bouncer To […]

Security guards or security officers are responsible for safe and proper working of any organisation, place or event. They ensure the safety and security of valuables, property and people. Even though their main duties involve guarding or patrolling the premises, they can be called upon in an emergency to work closely with help and rescue […]

The Security Industry Authority (SIA) believes that it is important for people working as security operatives to have necessary training and skills in physical intervention and conflict resolution. As such, the SIA has laid out certain guidelines in techniques that could specifically be used for the purpose of non-aggressive intervention and personal safety. An SIA […]