Magpie
Security Ltd understand the Importance of Training and Development for a Successful
Workforce. Pictured above is Stephen Drake receiving his Level 3 Award in Education
and Training (QCF)
Why is Training Important?
Stephen Drake believes that “When your biggest asset is your people, it pays to investigate what factors make them the best.”
Why is Training Important?
Stephen Drake believes that “When your biggest asset is your people, it pays to investigate what factors make them the best.”
In
order to help you achieve your goals our Company Director Mr. Jason Bailey. Has
established the following people philosophy and expects everyone to help make
it happen.
“Whatever
role you play in Magpie Security Ltd, our commitment is to give you the
opportunity to develop as an individual for the benefit of the team as a whole”
“Training is an investment to the future of your business & development of your workforce”
“Training is an investment to the future of your business & development of your workforce”
“Back-to-School
Security Tips…”
Back-to-school does not have to mean
back-to-worrying. Times have changed from making sure your child has a notebook
and pencil, a clean handkerchief and an apple for lunch. Today’s scholars have
the latest up to date I pads, laptops, smartphones and head phones. They all
cost a tidy penny and losing any one of the items mentioned are not cheap to
replace. I would recommend putting a backpack lock on your shopping list this
weekend.
Though safety inside school is
ultimately the responsibility of the principal and school staff, parents can
take a few basic steps to ensure a safe school experience. These are recommended
by the National Association for Primary Education.
-Ensure your routes to school are still
the best and most accessible routes
-Ensure you know the Emergency Procedures of your School
-Get involved. Talk with the teacher or head teacher about what you can do to increase school safety, such as organizing parents to form a school / neighbourhood watch before and after school. Sometimes parent groups are highly successful in making improvements in traffic safety during drop off and pick up times.
-Ensure you know the Emergency Procedures of your School
-Get involved. Talk with the teacher or head teacher about what you can do to increase school safety, such as organizing parents to form a school / neighbourhood watch before and after school. Sometimes parent groups are highly successful in making improvements in traffic safety during drop off and pick up times.
“Security at “Max Capacity” after 40% drop in
licence renewals….”
Britain is
facing the prospect of a shortage of qualified event security
staff following a sharp drop in the number of Security Industry
Authority (SIA) licences being reissued.
Industry bodies have called for more support for
the private security sector to combat the "diminishing numbers" of
qualified personnel in the UK. Licence renewals have fallen
almost 40% since 2013, according to a report published by the United Kingdom
Crowd Management Association (UKCMA) – a situation which, if allowed to
continue, could have a “dramatic” effect on safety at venues and large events
in the UK. To read this article further,
please visit - http://magpie-security.blogspot.co.uk/2017/08/security-at-max-capacity-after-40-drop.html
“Congratulations
to Tony Foden
our Employee of the Month”
our Employee of the Month”
Magpie Security Ltd would like to congratulate Tony on
his Employee of the Month Award.
The Magpie Management Team has received
some excellent reports from the client in regards to Tony’s performance,
attitude and commitment.
“Keep up the excellent work Tony” –
Mr. Richard Bailey.
Managing Director
Magpie Security Ltd
“Keep up the excellent work Tony” –
Mr. Richard Bailey.
Managing Director
Magpie Security Ltd
