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Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Vaccine Priority for Security Guards.


Being Security Guard, it is very difficult to manage and play roles and responsibilities during COVID-19 Situation. At The time of COVID-19 Pandemic, Security guards keep their own risk factors aside and provide services to community sectors such as Hospitals, Airports, COVID Centers, Shopping centers, Etc.

With the number of 1500 security guards, Citiguard is providing Superior service during the situation of the pandemic. They are at a substantially higher risk of exposure to COVID-19.

In one interview with news channel, Sami Nomair the owner of Citiguard shares hard work and dedication of his guards towards society and their duty.

They are following the protocols of the government to the people to Wear masks, keep Social Distancing, and use sanitizer frequently. So The vaccine of Covid-19 is a high priority for the workers who stand for safety purposes in this pandemic.

 

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Friday, June 19, 2020

The Changing Role of the Security Guard during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Los Angeles

During the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, all over the world, security guards are seeing their roles change as they have been enlisted to assist the community and the government in combating the COVID-19 in what may once have been seen as non-traditional security roles.

During this unprecedented time, security firms in the Los Angeles are asking their teams to pivot. From planning the logistics and security for the world’s largest critical care units for treating patients with coronavirus, to performing free local patrols to client premises during the lockdown to volunteering to assist the elderly, vulnerable or ‘at risk’ individuals who are unable to leave their homes, security companies of all sizes are stepping up to the challenge. 
In a few short weeks, the sight of a security guard outside stores has become commonplace to ensure the safety of shoppers, limit the number of people who can enter a shop at any one time, and ensure social, or physical, distancing is maintained in stores. Prior to COVID-19, the retail guarding focus was traditionally aimed towards loss prevention and employee safety, although still an issue, it is no longer its sole focus. 
Citiguard  is now providing security personnel to hundreds of supermarkets across the country to assist with crowd management, ensuring social distancing is respected, and making sure the elderly, and key workers get access to their shopping hour. 
Patrolling, key-holding, incident assistance, high-risk product protection to prevent theft, and worker welfare checking are only a few of the roles security guards routinely fill. But with most high streets and retail parks now shuttered, there has also been an increase in the need for mobile patrols in the Los Angeles to ensure the security of empty and closed commercial, retail, or office premises  and additional security fire watch patrols.
Although drastic changes have been made to the market, such as removing all seating and changing to takeout options only to keep customers safe, the market will have security guards screening people before they go in and keeping track of numbers to control crowds. 
Fortunately, some security companies were already equipped to meet the new challenges posed by the COVID-19 coronavirus before its outbreak. Thanks to new and improving security software, clients can have clear visibility into what’s happening at a vacant site through their own client portals. If an incident should occur, instant notifications are also sent and received by the appropriate person. Finally, the head office can communicate up-to-date COVID-19 (or other) information directly with teams on sites via message boards. If instructions change, information can be sent through updated post orders, and verified if the new instructions are acknowledged. It is precisely this kind of future-proof technology that is helping keep security guards safe as they work to keep the world a safer place. By adopting readily-available technology such as cloud applications that are optimised via cellular networks, security firms can be more efficient and increase the value of the service that they provide. 
Citiguard security guards may not be recognized as often as front line heroes like the medical personnel, security guards are key workers, working behind the scenes to support critical infrastructure. Please don’t forget to recognize these outstanding women and men and the crucial work they are doing to keep everyone safe and secure on social media using front line security to show them we care.

Our team works hard every day to assure the security and safety of our clients and their properties! 

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Monday, April 27, 2020

COVID-19 Community Mitigation Framework

Community mitigation activities are actions that people and communities can take to slow the spread of infectious diseases. Community mitigation is especially important before a vaccine or drug becomes widely available.
Mitigation strategies include
  • Personal protective measures (e.g., handwashing, cough etiquette, and face coverings) that persons can use at home or while in community settings
  • Social distancing (e.g., maintaining physical distance between persons in community settings and staying at home)
  • Environmental surface cleaning at home and in community settings, such as schools or workplaces.
Individuals, communities, schools, business and health care organizations all have a role to play in community mitigation, and policies, like limits on large gatherings, restrictions on businesses, and school closures, are often needed in order to fully implement community mitigation strategies
Each community is unique and because some of these measures can be very disruptive to daily life, appropriate mitigation strategies will vary based on the level of community transmission, characteristics of the community and their populations, and the local capacity to implement strategies.
Consideration is needed for all aspects of a community that might be impacted, including populations most vulnerable to severe illness and those that may be more impacted socially or economically, and select appropriate actions. When selecting mitigation strategies, states and communities should be guided by the local characteristics of disease transmission, demographics, and public health and healthcare system capacity. Mitigation strategies should be able to be scaled up or down depending on the evolving local situation.

Our team works hard every day to assure the security and safety of our clients and their properties! 

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Friday, February 14, 2020

Top 10 Valentine's Day Safety Tips

1. Don’t announce your plans on social media. 

First things first: don’t share your dinner reservation, movie plans, or anything else that could be used to identify your home as vacant. Sharing this information makes your home an easier target for burglars. More than 60% of burglars know their victims—even more reason to be mindful of what you post on social media.

2. Wait to post pictures

The temptation to post pictures of the great food, the beautiful restaurant, and the romantic scenery can be great, but resist it until after the date. Just like announcing your plans, the pictures will show that you’re not currently at home. 

3. Lock doors and windows

Avoiding social media does not guarantee that your home is safe. It may seem simple, but make sure that you’ve locked all the doors and windows, including those upstairs. Most burglars enter through the front door (34%), followed by a first-floor window (23%), and back door (22%).

4. Light up your home

A great, easy way to deter burglars is by making it appear that your home is occupied. That begins by turning the lights on.

5. Put your valuables away

Don’t leave electronics, bank statements, or jewelry on counters, tables, or nightstands. Put these items in a drawer or—even better—a safe. When possible, position large electronics, like TVs and stereos, so they are hidden when looking through your windows.

6. Limit cash on hand

Valentine’s Day is a busy and often chaotic evening. You could lose your wallet or purse, or even be the victim of a pickpocket! Protect yourself by limiting the amount of cash you bring, along with other items.

7. Keep valuables in front

Okay, you had to bring the purse to complete your outfit. That’s fine, just remember to always keep it in front of you at all times. Always zip it fully closed if you can. Guys: the same goes for you. Put your wallet in your front pocket. It's easier for someone to grab it without you noticing if it's your back pocket.

8. Walk in well-lit, trafficked areas

It’s undoubtedly romantic to end your date on a walk where it’s just you, your partner, and silence. We see it in movies all the time. However, it also leaves you vulnerable to a waiting burglar. We’re not suggesting you head to a crowded shopping mall; just make sure others around who could help.

9. Ask a trusted person to take care of your home. 

If one night out on the town isn’t enough and you’ve planned a romantic getaway, ask someone you trust—like a neighbor—to look after your home. Instruct them to pick up the mail/packages, shovel the snow, water the plants, or anything else to make it appear that you’re still there. We recommend rewarding them afterward for their efforts.

10. Turn off the oven, put out the candles and fires. 

If crowds are not your cup of tea and you have a lovely night-in planned, be careful. Don’t leave anything on—oven, lit candles, etc.—when you leave the room or go to bed for the night. Just to be extra safe, make sure that your smoke and heat sensor is properly functioning.

Our team works hard every day to assure the security and safety of our clients and their properties! Citiguard Security Guard Company hopes that you have a wonderful and safe Valentine's Day! 

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Friday, January 24, 2020

7 Reasons to Have a Retail Security in Supermarket

Supermarkets are a large retail area where shoppers are found in big numbers. Creating a security plan for preventing mishaps at the supermarket is beneficial. Here are seven reasons why a supermarket must consider opting for retail security.

1. Firm your grip on shoplifters

The biggest concern of shoplifting in a supermarket can be curbed with professional security guards. Shoplifting rings plan organized theft to steal items which cause major losses for the supermarket. A team of retail security guards would be equipped to get a hold on the shoplifter and address the situation within a quick span of noticing the act. Putting a stop to shoplifting can be undertaken by considering several well-planned procedures.

2. Raise security measures

With retail security, highly trained security officers can be appointed to monitor suspicious activities. The officers can easily guard the premises of a supermarket. These large retail markets are stocked with a variety of items which range from different prices and kinds of products. Especially during peak hours, it becomes essential to get a stronger hold on the security of the establishment. It is recommended to appoint professional retail security teams to improve the security of supermarkets.

3. Immediate response during a crisis

When a problem or crisis arises in a supermarket, retail security helps envelope safely the hazards of the events and control the consequences of its aftermath. A leading retail security team would be well-equipped to monitor emergencies and provide necessary instructions to calm and control customers.

4. Enhanced customer service

A security team is trained to assist customers when in need. There are many instances when customers with queries seek guidance under security teams for help. Retail security officers give customers a feeling of safety and security. Customers develop trust in professional staff and find them reliable.

5. Order and control

Hiring a team for retail security can ensure a tranquil atmosphere in the supermarket. A security team is well-versed with difficult situations and they are capable to monitor incidences with their expertise. The presence of a security team in a premise gives mischief-makers the jitters to disrupt the peace of the area.

6. Mob monitoring

Supermarkets usually get crowded during the holidays, peak hours or the entire day. Allocating a retail security team at base helps in monitoring and controlling the crowd. This would require the use of supervising surveillance cameras and maintaining a complete check of the on-ground situation. Professional security officers are qualified to take responsibility for these situations.

7. Check on criminal activity

With complete access to the supermarket’s surveillance system, the security team would be able to monitor and keep a constant check on criminal activity. It is imperative to be on scrutiny to prevent the occurrence of criminal tasks like theft or any other major activities. This would require a smartly engaged retail security team to be on board at all times.
Retail security in supermarkets is indispensable and Citiguard Security Guard Ccompany is recommended for static temporary and permanent security services.
If you are ready to protect your business with the best armed or unarmed security guards in the business, contact Citiguard today. Our security specialists will help you determine the best, most affordable security solutions for your needs. 

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