A new respiratory illness titled ‘Coronavirus’ is affecting thousands of people around the world. Necessary precautions should be taken, and individuals are advised to remain alert of the dangers this virus can bring.
Figures reveal that over the last few years the construction industry has contributed consistently to the growth of the Kenya economy with last year’s statistics stating a precise 0.6% incline.
Nairobi crime rates tell a tale of a city where moped gangs are increasing, knife crimes soar to new levels, snatching thefts rise and a newer addition to all of this is acid attacks. It is best to be knowledgeable about the threats that are occurring around you.
Having trained security personnel safeguarding your facility can prove to be a big benefit for your business as it actively prevents vandalism, theft and common misbehavior from occurring at the site making it a safer place for everyone to be in and around.
Within the retail sector, loss prevention is the key to success. Having previously worked in retail I am aware of the drastic difference manned guarding makes to lose prevention. Losses that are influenced by theft can majorly impact monthly and annual sales figures.
Risk assessment is a logical as well as a consistent method of assessing the assets, their vulnerabilities, associated risks, and their impact. By conducting a detailed site risk assessment, you can reduce the damage from any potential risks to an acceptable cost.
With the advent of sophisticated technology in the security industry, many private and public sectors have turned towards it for their security solutions. This has resulted in creating the conception that there is no more need for security guards. Which is an extremely dangerous idea, both for the companies and the security industry?
All individuals involved as manned guards or private security guards require an SIA license. When the activity is in relation to licensed premises, then a door supervisor licence is required, otherwise, a security guard license or a A door supervisor license is required.
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