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Veteran Brian J. Brown Brian J. Brown National Portfolio Manager, Allied Universal United States Navy Brian J. Brown joined Allied Universal in July 2014. Having just retired from the United States Navy, Brian joined as a Security Professional and is now a National Portfolio Manager based in San Diego, CA. Ever since he can remember, Brian always felt the need to serve, protect others and to make a difference. Brian comes from a military family as his father is a Marine Corp. Vietnam veteran. Much of …
Active Shooter Emergency Planning > Download Now The threat of an active shooter is a possibility anywhere. But as with any crisis situation, preparation and planning can help to minimize chaos and injury. Establishing an active shooter protocol, and communicating that plan to your tenants and employees, is critical. Your plan should: Stress the importance of remaining calm in any violent situation. Encourage anyone involved to call 911 in an emergency. Enforce the importance of remaining on the line with …
5 Steps to Consider When Starting an Executive Protection Program Form > Executive Protection includes a complex set of services that are delivered to the highest levels within an organization. As many companies are beginning or analyzing their positions and strategies, it is important that they are well organized and thoughtfully executed in a way that will keep the protected individuals safe, happy and productive. Join us for a virtual panel discussion as we explore key considerations that can help an …
5 Steps to Consider When Starting an Executive Protection Program > Executive Protection includes a complex set of services that are delivered to the highest levels within an organization. As many companies are beginning or analyzing their positions and strategies, it is important that they are well organized and thoughtfully executed in a way that will keep the protected individuals safe, happy and productive. Join us for a virtual panel discussion as we explore key considerations that can help an …
Epidemic Prevention At Work > Download Now Preventing an Office Epidemic Epidemics affect and jeopardize all facets of day-to-day business existence. Rapid, rational response during a widespread illness or disaster may not only save your life and the lives of your employees, but also your business. Following simple guidelines for healthy behavior, and communicating epidemic plans to ensure that those around you are fully aware of how plans are to be executed, will help you to handle the situation more …
Workplace Fire Safety > Download Now How to Prevent Fires in the Workplace The threat of fire can be frightening. In many cases, fires cause major property damage, or even worse, death. The use of fire retardant construction materials, sprinklers and smoke alarms can greatly reduce the risk of fire. In addition, informed employees who know what causes fires and how to prevent them can further prevent the threat of fire. Prevent Fires with “Good Housekeeping” Keep combustibles—wood, paper, trash and oily …
Veterans HIRING AMERICA'S HEROES Allied Universal is committed to advancing the lives and careers of our veterans and transitioning service members in the communities we serve. Our unique program supports the veteran community in two important ways: It helps veterans attain meaningful employment opportunities with multi-faceted career paths. A veteran’s background and experience is highly valued by our company and our clients and we have many positions to match their skill sets and expertise. It supports …
Handling Bomb Threats > Download Now How to Handle a Bomb Threat The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms tells us the two most common reasons for reporting a bomb threat are: The caller has definite knowledge or believes that an explosive or incendiary bomb has been, or will be, placed and he/she wants to minimize personal injury or property damage. The caller may be the person who placed the device or someone who has become aware of such information. The caller wants to create an atmosphere of anxiety …
Disaster Planning for Your Office > Download Now Emergencies happen every day. Whether natural or man-made, emergencies can wreak havoc on those involved, resulting in loss of lives and property. However, not all emergencies become disasters— the difference is in how effectively and efficiently people respond. Having a well developed and frequently practiced plan can minimize the impact of an emergency. Begin Your Disaster Plan by Reviewing: Risks : Consider geography, climate, location or unpopular …
Power Outages > Download Now Preparing Your Business for Power Outages Power outages are often unexpected. Depending on the type of work environment and the size, proper protocol for power outages will vary—the loss of power in a large commercial building will have a far different effect on employees compared to those in a small one-story establishment. However, an outage can still induce panic and wreak havoc on an operation without a contingency plan in place. No matter where you work, following are tips …
