Issue 23 – April 2014
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Contents:
Insight into Somalia
Surveillance Detection
Tragedy on your Team
Burns Management
Super Ninjas
How to Spot Surveillance
Countering Surveillance
FocusOn: Somalia
The New ABnormal
Performance Reviews
Contractors Workout
Become More Employable
Personal TSCM Kit
Leadership & Delegation
+ Much More
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What’s Inside?
Issue 23 is a counter surveillance special and we get close up on what you can do to detect it, prevent it and we take a look at some of the equipment which can be used to assist you. This issue brings you comprehensive instruction on burns management, a better way to look at performance reviews and our global focus hones in on Somalia. With over 100 pages of informative and topical articles, the Circuit Magazine is the #1 read for the protection industry.
Featured Articles
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BECOMING MORE EMPLOYABLE – Through Pre-Hospital Care
Many close protection operators (CPO’s) are now identifying the value of becoming specialised in other aspects that surround the role. One of these specialist areas is Pre Hospital Care (PHC), and with this in mind I would like to share my thoughts and tips with you. Read More>
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HOW MUCH DO SECURITY COMPANIES MAKE – An insiders view.
This article looks specifically at the Door Work and Event security side of the market, factoring in low level security guarding contracts as well. I tell many people I come across how ‘smoke and mirrors’ other people can be, but actually it’s pretty straight forward. The industry to date is riddled with rogue traders and half thought out attempts at puzzling together their own firm. Read More>
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SURVEILLANCE DETECTION – For Individuals
Individuals face a variety of threats in today’s global environment. By developing and applying a Surveillance Detection (SD) plan to the targets daily protection operations you can significantly reduce the likelihood of an attack on your target. Before surveillance detection (SD) can be used to prevent or deter an attack, you must have a thorough understanding of the threat. Read More>
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