By Doc Rogers
The objective of this article is to provide you with a thorough understanding of observation skills necessary to protect your clients from assassination, armed assault, and kidnapping, or… stubbing a toe. The rule in all bodyguard observations is to provide 360 degrees of protection at all times. You must do everything first class, never complacent or lax; keep focused, attacks or accidents can happen in a matter of seconds. As a bodyguard you must be actively aware of everything that is going on around you and your client.
Remain Alert:
Remain alert to counter and reduce threats by individuals, groups, global terrorists and other adversaries to your client and at events; being consciously attuned to any specific threats in the area.
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By Hucky on August 23rd, 2010
Position: Security Specialist
Location: Bristol, CT
Salary: N/A
Posted Date: August 21, 2010
Close Date: September 4, 2010
If working in a fast-paced environment is appealing to you, then ESPN The Worldwide Leader in Sports might be the right fit for you. The Security Specialist is a visible, customer facing role with business critical fire and alarm response assessment and decision making responsibilities.
Assigned to key security locations that include alarm control stations, the Specialist will also ensure property and people protection and facilitate authorized entry of employees, guests and visitors.
The Security Specialist must reflect the companies high standards and image in their day to day responsibilities.
For more information click on this link: ESPN Security Job
Happy hunting
Hucky
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By Hucky on August 21st, 2010
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By Hucky on August 18th, 2010
By Bruce Alexander
A past issue of Forbes magazine’s online edition has a must read article entitled “High-Security, High-End Homes” (http://www.forbes.com/2007/03/28/secure-tech-homes-
forbeslife-cx_mw_0329securehomes_print.html).
The article, written by Matt Woolsey, offers a glimpse into high end executive security features in the homes of some of the rich and famous.
There is a series of pictures accompanying the article of these super luxurious residences that boast equally superior security features. The photo tour of the various residences is entertaining but does not (as it should) provide specifics of the security features associated with each residence. However there’s more than a few interesting tidbits in the article. Take for example, the description of One Hyde Park, the luxury London homes purported to be the most expensive in the world at $165 million each. There are four penthouses at One Hyde Park each equipped with filtered air, bullet resistant windows and iris scanners (presumably so your latch-key kid living here doesn’t have to worry about losing his/her key anymore).
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By Hucky on August 16th, 2010
Icon Services Corporation presents our highly regarded five-day course of practical theory and hands-on training in the world of Celebrity & VIP Protection. If you are new to the bodyguard industry or a current operator looking to refresh and polish your skills, this course… will offer excellent instruction into the professional side of Close Protection work.
Taught by industry veteran Elijah Shaw, who in addition to his corporate clients, has traveled the world as the personal bodyguard of international public figures such as musical giant Usher, supermodel Naomi Campbell, and rap megastar 50 Cent, the course will offer real world problems, scenarios, and solutions from instructors that are currently active in the industry.
Click here for more info: http://www.industry-icon.com/training.aspx
By Hucky on August 13th, 2010
