Our Guards is our Priority Number 1 in the Business for they are the ones risking their lives to keep our Clients, Clients Staff Members and Clients Assets safe. They're also the Face of our Company and they're there to keep our Reputation High.

Our contribution towards our Guards are according to their cridentials and PSiRA specifications.
We are not like other security companies, who charge their security officers for their uniforms to represent our company.

While police officers respond to crimes in a matter of minutes, they are generally not at the scene as crimes happen or before they take place. However, Private Security Officers are, and can often stop a crime from occurring or alert authorities in time for the incident to be contained. But to do so effectively, Security Guards must follow many Basic Rules and perform a variety of duties during their shift. If you have questions regarding the most common and important security guard rules and regulations, here are some important tips to remember from Imbewu Specialised Security (PTY) Ltd

As one of the most Basic Rules Security Guards follow, being visible at all times is considered an effective deterrent to criminal and other illegal activity. Whether it is potential shoplifters in a store, employees who may be planning to steal items from a warehouse, or criminals trying to determine if they can break into cars at an apartment complex, having security guards who are highly-visible will often stop these activities before they start.

Along with visibility, a Security Guard should also be alert and vigilant. Considered one of the most important rules for the Night Security Guard, this will allow the Guard to know when something looks or feels wrong. By combining their knowledge and experience with a keen sense of intuition, both people and property can remain safe.

When a crisis situation occurs, Security Guards must be able to respond immediately. Whether it is a Medical Emergency, Shooting, Break-in, or other Situation, the Guard’s initial reaction can make all the difference. By being able to analyze the situation quickly and make the appropriate decisions, an emergency can be kept under control under first responders arrive on the scene.

No matter their assignment, it is Critical Security Guards be able to not only make keen Observations of people and surroundings, but also prepare detailed Reports for their Supervisors, Law Enforcement, and others who need to be made aware of what is happening. Whether this involves written reports, making phone calls, or sending text messages, being able to send clear, concise, easy-to-understand reports can keep everyone safer.

No matter how well-trained security guards may be, they also need to know when it is time to call for help. By getting police to the scene as fast as possible, it is likely many lives will be saved.

If there is one aspect of Security Guard rules that is perhaps most important, it is always following proper procedures. If this is not a top priority of a Security Guard, it is almost certain problems will develop. For example, by failing to properly search individuals before they enter a building or event, it becomes more likely a weapon will be smuggled inside, possibly leading to tragic consequences. Therefore, Imbewu Specialised Security (PTY) Ltd always requires officers to strictly follow established procedures at all times.

Whether at a Concert, Festival, Sporting Event, or other large Gathering of people, it is imperative the Security Guard maintain order at all times. By doing so, they can prevent unnecessary Violence, Crowd Stampedes, or other dangerous situations from developing.

When Security Guards are assigned to receive employees and visitors at a front entrance of a building, they must always exhibit excellent customer service skills. While of course representing Imbewu Specialised Security (PTY) Ltd, they are also the face of the company or organization where they are assigned. Thus, they should always be friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable.

In many cases, Security Guards are required to explain Security and Safety Precautions to employees and visitors. A critical security rule in any setting, this can mean the difference between people having a safe and normal day or finding themselves possibly facing a life-or-death situation. Thus, a security guard should explain all rules and regulations in a clear, easy-to-understand manner.

Since no two Security Assignments are exactly alike, a Security Guard must be able to adapt to their surroundings and perform specialized duties as needed. For example, this can include taking phone calls, running an errand, or even supervising children until they are reunited with their parents. Whatever the case may be, an adaptable Security Guard is an effective Security Guard

• Full Uniform
• Radio (Latest Technology - As described)
• T-Baton
• Torch
• Pocket Book
• Access Control Book
• OB Book
• Pepper Spray.
• Hand Cuffs.

Imbewu Specialised Security (Pty) Ltd deploys all grades of Guards that will perform routine patrols throughout your premises as well as regular perimeter checks . All patrols are tagged to ensure that your guard is consistently and successfully completing patrols. All guarding contracts come with armed response for each site where our guards are deployed.

Dedicated Golf Carts can be used for Patrolling areas within a Complex or Estate which are to large to walk and too small for a car. Golf Carts have an advantage over vehicles in that they are silent and enable the guards to see and hear more clearly if an incident were to arise.

We can Provide the Client with a Guard House with Solar Electricity on Construction Sites etc. For a Monthly fee included in the Guarding Contract. 1x Spot Light and Charging Sockets.
A Guard House can offer your guard some protection and hold the radio and panic equipment needed to communicate with the control room officer.

Are strictly evaluated and screened in accordance to the minimum standards of Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority

• All Guards are Graded and Registered with PSiRA
• All Guards must have an original South African Identification document.
• All Guards undergo a strict training programme before being placed at a guarding site.
• All Guards undergo random polygraph tests.