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Get a SECURITY Job: The MOST IMPORTANT SKILL to Show Up With
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2017
- What ONE SKILL is most critical for a SECURITY guard to come to the job with? How can you develop this skill and why is it so important? Today we are talking with Randy Huscher. Randy has been the director of security for several large sites with many huge companies and is a wealth of knowledge with over 30 years of management experience.
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Most important skill being able to stay awake and not fall asleep
+BlackDolphin90 lol, I'd have to agree on many jobs.
LMAo
BlackDolphin90 . and living off very low pay.
Thats easy to me as a security guard
Sadly
The one skill is being able to look busy
Communication skills along with the ability to be disrespected, and blamed for everything, without blowing up, or having a hissy fit... Keep Your Hands to Yourself, and stay respectful to other people even when they are cursing you out, or laughing at your ill-fitting uniform...
If I get a uniform im going to a tailor
Don’t take things on a personal level.
I have experience as a boxer, have Constant Insomnia, And I stay chill in stressful situations
Situational awareness
Great video. I'm looking to make private security my career and this series is very helpful
Just curious, what are your plans in doing that? I am an armed guard at the moment, planning to get into LE.
Always good to have other options though
The ability to learn and be tought everyday something new.
stop throwing shade on introverts! we're excellent communicators, because we THINK before we speak, and we're excellent listeners. i'm actually pretty good at public speaking, but it took some work on my part. we're also low key and patient, by and large - all the more useful to tolerate all the boorish assholes extroverts can be at times, particularly when they're at their worst.
if you're an introvert: ignore this bullshit! go put yourself out there, do what you want to do, but just realize, you'll probably need some down time afterward to recharge and re-center.
I laughed more than I’d like to admit when you mentioned the mall guard part of the video... I’m a supervisor for my city’s mall security lol
Don't let people tell you that you are a wannabe cop, tell them in Security we protect people and property, we are not out to "bust people" One thing to be imo, Dependable.... You will show up, you are in uniform, you are on time.
Better be able to handle people. Deescalate.Turn an enemy into neutral,passive, and cooperative person.
People skills because your in public and you may have to deal with other people you may not like . And do your job the right way and focus on the site your working on
Be on time every day
TX, starting off unarmed, anywhere from $10-20 an hour, armed uniform, $13-22 an hour, and personal/executive protection can fetch $25-50 working for a big company, smaller companies, guys can make $100 an hour to w/e someone is willing to pay. Bigger companies keep a lot of the gross.
Thank you so much for the question and answer dialogue. I am a new security guard. You have really helped me to understand my position. Thankyou so very much!
Never learn to learn, and in prove ,like our life!
in norway the minimum wage for a security guy (all sectors) is 50.000/60.000 dollars a year
Yeah, in Euros! Right?
PruricGaming in Florida is only 10-13 dollar an hour job .....
Do you let white people to immigrate there?
@@johnmccarty8941nope, pakis only sadly
in my experience in private security I hated is regardless if your armed and unarmed you still get paid Chum change.
+baudellio charles as an entry level guard yes.
I'm an introvert can I still succeed in law enforcement? I can of course command someone, or whatever but I'm not overly talkative and get depleted with a day full of talking.
+MG you are going to spend lots of time talking to people in LE. Far more than you are going to spend commanding people.
It depends on your post, no clear cut answer.
The answer is yes, you can.
I really appreciate your truth here
Mall of America Security starts at $17.50/hr. for part-time and anywhere from $18.50/hr. to $23/hr. for full-time, depending on qualifications.
if you're 18-35 years old, you should be trying to make your escape from the security industry. Unless you're making at least 15 an hour, real benefits and a job secure post. If you don't have that, your wasting your talents. Especially the gung ho security officers. In this industry, you're either a product being sold or your the guy who knows fuck all. Don't be either.
Have you evet been asked unlawful questans by cpuny deputies and have you ever been unlawfuly arrested and charged at all or not at all?!'
Heh I can already tell this gonna be a great video before I watch it do you consider security kind of like a brother in blue?
+Mistr Fusion It would depend on the type and quality of it. Unfortunately, not all security is created equally.
free field training have you encountered brass knuckles before
+jezza not brass. More pot metal.
Id say bowstaff skills 1st.
Nunchucking skills? Im working on computer hacking skills to become a skip tracer
The most important skill you can have is to find another job. This type of work is really a dead end job.
Cool beans man. Thanks for the unique insight.
Have a pulse.....great video Tommy. Keep'em up.
Hey Tommy I love your videos man. I notice you spend a lot of time differentiating between public police and private security. What are you thoughts on public security? In my case I work for two public agencies as a "public safety officer" and as a "facility security agent." Both jobs are very similar because I work for the government and provide security services/law enforcement for the government (I'm not a contractor from some company, I'm an actual government officer/agent and I have "special police" powers). Just wondering if you've ever heard of such a thing. Thanks dude
+007Vaughn We have similar things at our community and state colleges and universities here. We also have "special officers" who work for tiff districts in areas of Chicago that have limited police powers and "community service officers" and "code enforcement officers" who work for pd's. I have never really had an issue with any security guards who work for public agencies. I have also not had much interaction with them either. To be honest I have had more interaction and have more to say about private police than I do about public security since railroad police and private university police are a big thing here. Without more context I really can't give you more opinion.
I NEED SOME ADVICE FOR COURT
I am a jailer and an inmate told me he needed to get out of a cell due to a problem with another inmate. He would not tell me who he had beef with so I didn't believe him. An hour later, he got into a fight with two others. They were all charged with assault and I got a supena to go to court as a witness to the fight as the responding officer.
What is the best defense for me to articulate in court if his defense for the fight was that he told the officer and says I should be liable?
+Brandon_ 7.62x39 you need to consult with your supervisors and/or union to determine if policy supports your decision.
I’m a rookie and want to thank you for the information! My post is at a rest stop.As a security officer /guard what can I do or can’t do to people who are speeding in the parking lot?
I'm not aware of anywhere that would allow you to do anything but eject people who don't follow the rules or erect speed bumps and signage.
Though some places contract out with the local police/sheriff's dept to have citations written on their private property. Our malls like to do that here in Illinois.
... any advice and video on detecting fake ID's and important identifying documents ????
The most important skill is to take a shit while doing a patrol without getting caught!!!!
He on point with this information! The more experience you accumulate the more advance you'll become! And it might be situations you might end up working for a company that's owned a police or sheriff'! You might have to work along side FBI agents when doing dignitary security! It's many levels you can advance to!
First 1:33 good start ...
Communication
When the get a race horse, they will run him. Be mindful of your time and worth.
The guy asking questions is high
Can I apply it on online before, so when I get I can move or
So here's a question what jobs can you get in security if you been thought the rifle patrol training for dcjs cause it seem they have classes for but when you look for jobs related to it you Come up with nonthing
+Ian McDonald the only places I know are using rifles is g4s contracts at nuclear plants. I'm not even sure if g4s still has that contract. Those jobs pay pretty well these days after the training standards were raised a few years back.
free field training ok thanks for the reply these was helpful.
Tottaly irrelevant but you know the law wer if protester block the road and they get hurt bc their blocking it you wont get charged, what if you pulled up in a Tank? Like a literal M2 Stuart Light Reconnaissance tank... If their dumb enough to block the road can you push thru them? Its within the law... Right? I kinda baught a 44k tank. Off ebay...
+Tax Tic lol
Bruh.. odds are if you are rolling in that kind if armor you are operating out of country and probably with a degree of immunity.
A lot Great Advice💯💯💯
Being in shape is the most important part of this work. I can’t take advice from this guys.
What are the qualification I must be hold before I can get
if you can breath and walk, youre in my guy
The most basic thing youll need for unsrmed posts is just a simple guard card but Depending if you wanna be armed or not.! And where you live. Here you need lots of qualifications and permits. Fire arms. Baton. Tazer & OC spray. Cpr & aed certified. At least here ( for an armed sec officer ) ( california ) .
Learn every day, Someone is paying you to protect and over see their property of theift and damage of the costumers equipment.
Next video?
I stopped listening at 5:30 when he said you cant expect to do well in security if your an introvert. Of course introverts can be security guards smh
I got my security license I have no customer experience I've worked in construction but you don't really deal with people😅. I'm struggling to apply for jobs in security as an introvert would you recommend working nights shifts?
That dude weights what 350pounds? How was he effective at security. You can't sprint,jump over fences/gates/walls and continue to sprint. At that body mass he would be winded. Once your winded your useless or dead.
He is the director of security for several sites.... Works in an office and comes out to solve problems occasionally.
Thanks for the clarification, Tommy. Also, don't count the big guys out because of their physical mass. I've seen some of them move like a Sherman tank on coke when the need arises! And, you really DO NOT want that rolling you down!
Physical fitness is paramount, both for mental toughness and being able to protect. Somthing this man clearly dosnt have so why take his advice on ANYTHING!?
How do you know that either one of these guys isn't super strong? Big builds can be very deceptive, out of all the people I've ever sparred with, I always get nervous when I have to go toe to toe with someone that has a couple extra LBs on them, because they hit farking hard... that being said, I do get where you're coming from. Physical fitness is very important for maintaining mental agility...
Hooyah, big guys hit hard but not always. Proper technique is everything, generating power with your hips, snapping your punches. Out of my 9 amateur fights in the US and my one professional fight in Thailand I've beaten every guy that I went up in weight to fight with a KO or TKO, the only guys to beat me were skinny and quick. Just an observation. You can tell if someone has the mental toughness to fight though its pretty apparent.
Verbal Judo
Tommy asked for one thing, and this guy lists off ten for minutes on end...
Sorry Tommy, love you, love you channel but I can't listen to another minute of this guy. Cheese and rice..
+James Dilligaf I'm not mad man, I didn't expect this to be an hour and fifteen total. I sure don't expect everyone to love everything I make. There are two videos already made and ready for release after this series, a whiteboard video about alcohol poisoning and a talking vid about police impersonators. I'm also doing a body armor test of a ballistic helmet and a couple gear reviews. This interview style isn't going to be an all the time thing.
The one skill: Go back to school
First
+Micah Ortman sixth!