Category: Hiring Due Dilligence
Hiring Due Dilligence, Industry, News
What Can a Partnership With Teachout Security Mean To You?
April 2024 marked our 43rd year as a Michigan based organization providing professional security services. What can that mean to you?
Hiring Due Dilligence, Industry, News, Training Security Teams
Teachout’s Mike Morgan Earns ASIS CPP Certification
Please join us in congratulating Michael G. Morgan, Teachout’s Training and Corporate Compliance Manager on his recent CPP certification. The Certified Protection Professional (CPP) certification is considered the “gold standard” for security management professionals. This certification validates Mike’s knowledge and mastery of core security principles and skills that are essential to success in all areas
Hiring Due Dilligence, News, Training Security Teams
Teachout’s 2023 Leadership Development Tour
Background The United States has witnessed a significant uptick in civil unrest and riots during the past decade. Many reasons have contributed to these events. Civil rights violations, a desire for social change, political and religious movements, and calls to action by community leaders. What is worthy of attention is the speed at which these
Emergency Planning, Hiring Due Dilligence
Civil Disobedience and Social Media: A Toxic Combination
Background The United States has witnessed a significant uptick in civil unrest and riots during the past decade. Many reasons have contributed to these events. Civil rights violations, a desire for social change, political and religious movements, and calls to action by community leaders. What is worthy of attention is the speed at which these
Hiring Due Dilligence, Training Security Teams
Teachout’s Commitment to School Safety and Training
Teachout Security Solutions prioritizes its school safety training programs for its security professionals. That’s why Joe Cozart, Bart Bennett, Allen Honeycutt, and Mike Morgan participated in The 2023 Ohio School Safety Summit July 25 – 26, 2023 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Downtown Columbus. This marks the second year in a row that Teachout
Hiring Due Dilligence, Training Security Teams
How to Meet the Rising Security Challenge
Here are three strategies to help you succeed at today’s security challenge: 1. Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing. You would be surprised at the number of security firms doing business without a valid Michigan security license and security insurance coverage. We recently learned of a local security company that subcontracted work out to another
Hiring Due Dilligence, Industry, Training Security Teams
Above and Beyond the Call of Duty
When distinguishing between armed and unarmed training, no two states’ requirements are alike. In June 2021, the National Association of Security Companies (NASCO) published an analysis of state training requirements for private security companies nationwide. The white paper provided an overview of security officer training requirements as per state statutes, regulations, and licensing agencies. Armed
Hiring Due Dilligence, Industry, Training Security Teams
The Teachout Security Advantage
Alana Semuels, a senior economics correspondent for Time, recently published a series of articles about the security guard industry in the United States. In the article, she revealed that the security guard industry is growing faster than anyone expected. The public’s perception is also changing. “There are roughly twice as many security guards employed in
A Local Presence Makes All the Difference
As your security provider, we understand your business and the threats you face daily. At Teachout Security Solutions, that means deploying dedicated client teams in communities across Michigan offering a more strategic and meaningful partnership. With regional offices in Flint, Saginaw, Lansing, Jackson, Kalamazoo, and Detroit, our teams bring an innate understanding of the communities
Identifying the Right Security Provider
Professional security is more than a friendly uniform that greets you with a warm smile at the gate or the front door. Anybody can present themselves as a security provider because they wear a badge. A qualified security provider trains its clients so that everyone has safety consciousness and personal ownership of enterprise security. Safety
