| The Value Added Contribution |
An Integral Officer can make a security value-added contribution to your business’s overall profitability. Recent customer
and merchant surveys showed that safety was the number one concern of many customers and a primary reason for a drop
in sales. Rather than defining security in its traditional role of uniformed presence, tie security’s role directly into your
marketing program. Rather then having your regular employees share in providing security, have a trained, uniformed
and licensed Integral Officer handle all the security related duties which are usually performed by your regular employees.
That would free your employees to focus on performing their primary functions and;consequently, improve efficiency,
reduce labor and overtime costs. In addition, show your customers that you have a professional, uniformed guard force
that answers their need for safety. Within the scope of their job functions, what security-related duties do your employees
cumulatively perform? Can these functions be seamlessly transferred to an Integral Officer?
Hospitality Security
The Integral Officer is able to do many of the functions of the hotel desk clerk, for example: work at a counter in the
lobby, greet and welcome hotel guests, monitor and control access, verify ID, hand out keys, and respond to complaints.
Functions such as lost and found, access control, and key control can be handled by the Integral Officer.
Is Your Security Inadequate?
Having your employees double as security, under scrutiny,might
be considered inadequate security. After all, it appears you are trying
to save money at the expense of your customer’s safety and security.
A security VAC can also be applied to many diverse businesses:
home owners associations, housing projects, trucking companies,
construction sites, warehouse, factory, schools, office complexes.
What security VAC can an Integral Officer do for your business?
Call us to arrange a meeting. Perhaps we can find a security VAC opportunity for you.
and merchant surveys showed that safety was the number one concern of many customers and a primary reason for a drop
in sales. Rather than defining security in its traditional role of uniformed presence, tie security’s role directly into your
marketing program. Rather then having your regular employees share in providing security, have a trained, uniformed
and licensed Integral Officer handle all the security related duties which are usually performed by your regular employees.
That would free your employees to focus on performing their primary functions and;consequently, improve efficiency,
reduce labor and overtime costs. In addition, show your customers that you have a professional, uniformed guard force
that answers their need for safety. Within the scope of their job functions, what security-related duties do your employees
cumulatively perform? Can these functions be seamlessly transferred to an Integral Officer?
Hospitality Security
The Integral Officer is able to do many of the functions of the hotel desk clerk, for example: work at a counter in the
lobby, greet and welcome hotel guests, monitor and control access, verify ID, hand out keys, and respond to complaints.
Functions such as lost and found, access control, and key control can be handled by the Integral Officer.
Is Your Security Inadequate?
Having your employees double as security, under scrutiny,might
be considered inadequate security. After all, it appears you are trying
to save money at the expense of your customer’s safety and security.
A security VAC can also be applied to many diverse businesses:
home owners associations, housing projects, trucking companies,
construction sites, warehouse, factory, schools, office complexes.
What security VAC can an Integral Officer do for your business?
Call us to arrange a meeting. Perhaps we can find a security VAC opportunity for you.
Used creatively, a security VAC is a strategy that can transfer
thereby lowering your operating expenses without adversely affecting
your bottom-line.
thereby lowering your operating expenses without adversely affecting
your bottom-line.
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