Awesome Training videos: My name is Rod Franks and I own a Security Company in Cape Town, South Africa. Allow me to express my sincere gratitude for these Videos. I posted them on our Internal Training channel and the impact on the general skill's level of our own security officers was immediate. It was well received and it became very clear, the fellas are gradually adopting the content of your clips.
Great information, I’ve worked 6 years in a school district that has its own security deparment. To make my job easier I would always be using verbal judo. I am an armed security officer so I have to have good judgement when it comes to dealing with visitors, students and parents. A lot of responsibility keeping the campus secured, keeping active shooters and intruders out the building. Love this vid!😌
Company policy, Individual prefeference, and the Uniform. We all don't wear a tactical style Uniform. I wore boots my whole life. First in the construction trade then in the Military. I started in my current post by wearing a pair of boots. Then I seen that most Offc's. wear black tennis shoes. So, I figured why not pamper myself... One thing that I do that differentiates me from my peers is that I starch,crease, and run a hot iron over my black slacks(yellow stripe) and my light blue buttoned collared top. I think that the condition of your Uniform is more important than if you wear boots or not. To each is own.
This is the most naive take on security guard communication I have ever watched. The notion that you could de-escalate the situation by speaking like a character of a Hallmark Christmas movie to the kind of deranged individuals and mobs modern security guards have to face on a daily basis is beyond ignorant. The recommendations in this video might work in states like Vermont or small to medium cities in the New England region or other demographically homogeneous areas of the country. DO NOT try these tips in Atlanta, Baltimore, The Bronx, etc. You know, real-life cities with real-life people of diverse backgrounds. Be alert; sucker punchers, mob violence, gang conflicts, senseless violence, and temper tantrums can come out of nowhere, especially in malls and other public spaces.
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Awesome Training videos: My name is Rod Franks and I own a Security Company in Cape Town, South Africa. Allow me to express my sincere gratitude for these Videos. I posted them on our Internal Training channel and the impact on the general skill's level of our own security officers was immediate. It was well received and it became very clear, the fellas are gradually adopting the content of your clips.
Verry Great!! I,am a Security Member in Germany. I have se your Training and i have more learnt. Thank you verry much.
Great information,
I’ve worked 6 years in a school district that has its own security deparment. To make my job easier I would always be using verbal judo. I am an armed security officer so I have to have good judgement when it comes to dealing with visitors, students and parents. A lot of responsibility keeping the campus secured, keeping active shooters and intruders out the building. Love this vid!😌
nice thanks again for putting this all together.
Nice one
Thanks , you make a good job.
Can i be a different officer in another company and use these techniques cause they are realy good
Company policy, Individual prefeference, and the Uniform. We all don't wear a tactical style Uniform. I wore boots my whole life. First in the construction trade then in the Military. I started in my current post by wearing a pair of boots. Then I seen that most Offc's. wear black tennis shoes. So, I figured why not pamper myself... One thing that I do that differentiates me from my peers is that I starch,crease, and run a hot iron over my black slacks(yellow stripe) and my light blue buttoned collared top. I think that the condition of your Uniform is more important than if you wear boots or not. To each is own.
Great Video. May I have permission to embed the video into a powerpoint as part of our de-escalation training? Thanks
This is good. Why throw gasoline on someone smoldering?
Great video
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This is the most naive take on security guard communication I have ever watched. The notion that you could de-escalate the situation by speaking like a character of a Hallmark Christmas movie to the kind of deranged individuals and mobs modern security guards have to face on a daily basis is beyond ignorant. The recommendations in this video might work in states like Vermont or small to medium cities in the New England region or other demographically homogeneous areas of the country. DO NOT try these tips in Atlanta, Baltimore, The Bronx, etc. You know, real-life cities with real-life people of diverse backgrounds. Be alert; sucker punchers, mob violence, gang conflicts, senseless violence, and temper tantrums can come out of nowhere, especially in malls and other public spaces.