Rush Security - Providing protection for the New Millennium Requires a Combination
Written by Be ice Dellinger
There was a time when security and protection consisted of a lone guard or an occasional Patrol car. But that was yesterday - when the biggest threat was breaking and entering and the worst that could happen was burglary and theft. In today's world threats have expanded exponentially. As technology has given rise to more choices and additional complexities in every area of life, it has had the same impact on criminal activity.
Rush Security provides service that is geared to today's world.
Adaptability has become the backbone of the industry, and nothing is more important than technology for achieving the broad base of resources required to counter the variety of threats that exist today. Alarm Monitoring has become the ears of a state-of-the-art security operation, and video monitoring has become the eyes. For the customer false alarms are a cost factor, and video monitoring can prevent unnecessary "call outs."
Rush Security fulfills a variety of on-site needs in addition to video protection through a CCTV system monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week at its high-tech control centre, providing constant footage from the customer's premises. Specially trained operators respond immediately to suspicious activity.
In today's security arena, video monitoring has become a powerful alte
ative to manpower guarding. Yet the time-honored method of Patrol by trained security officers provides immediate response to alarms for both residential and commercial customers. For speedy action, teams are assigned to a local geographical area, cutting down on response time through GPS and Navman navigational systems in each car.
On-site guards perform regular patrols of the interior and exterior of the premises, checking doors and windows. But stepping up to today's security challenges, they also prevent fire, theft, vandalism and other illegal activity, documenting their observations to be used as a reference for future patrols.
Perhaps the distinguishing aspect of security in today's world is customization. A shopping center has different needs from a parking structure. Guarding a residential community is not the same as patrolling a gated community. From a security standpoint, a construction site is vastly different from a school.
Rush Security works in partnership with its customers to provide the best and most comprehensive security service available. Because no two assignments are alike, the company develops a custom plan with written instructions answering to the security requirements for that assignment.
Today's security guard is not your daddy's rent-a-cop. The modern guard cannot be a techno-peasant. Rush Security staff is trained in the technology required to execute the required services dictated by the likely threats to the property.
Professional security officers are required to show good judgment and common sense, the ability to follow directions from supervisors, and competence in writing accurate reports.
Rush Security has become a leading provider of asset protection officers. All are required to have a professional appearance and attitude, and are able to interact professionally with the public. They are trained to take charge and direct others in emergencies or other dangerous situations.
Security and protection today is a complex operation. Today's security challenges cannot be met with antiquated service and strategy. Today it takes a provider like Rush, a security service for the New Millennium.
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