Category: Onsite Security
Advice, Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Home Security 101
Does your security at access control points implement X-ray and metal detector technology? You may be surprised that X-ray equipment is not a comprehensive solution. In 1970, x-ray screening of carry-on bags was implemented in airports to increase aviation security (Szyliowicz., & Zamparini, 2018). After the attacks on September 11, 2001, aviation security was restructured.
Onsite Security, Threat Assessment, Training Security Teams
X-Ray Machine Limitations in Security
Does your security at access control points implement X-ray and metal detector technology? You may be surprised that X-ray equipment is not a comprehensive solution. In 1970, x-ray screening of carry-on bags was implemented in airports to increase aviation security (Szyliowicz., & Zamparini, 2018). After the attacks on September 11, 2001, aviation security was restructured.
Industry, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Ensuring Accountability in Your Security Plan
Building a comprehensive security plan that is customized to your specific needs is what we do every day. Security isn’t a one-size-fits-all application. Your challenges, your needs, and the accountability to get the job done are our highest priority. Introducing TrackTik, the leading security workforce software system that will help you manage your security by
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Thinking of Strike Security?
Let LAMP light the way. Strike security services are a critical component of securing your facilities and protecting employees prior to and during labor disputes. Teachout’s Labor Action Management Program (LAMP) combines over 40 years of experience to help you minimize the risks and threats inherent in strike situations. Our comprehensive LAMP program includes: Pro-active
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment, Training Security Teams
Teachout Leadership Team Attends IAHSS Conference
The Teachout Security Solutions Team attended the International Association of Healthcare Safety and Security Conference and Exhibition in Nashville, TN earlier this month. The purpose of the conference is to continue shaping and advocating for the role of security and safety in healthcare. Leveraging the expertise of top subject matter experts in the field,
Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Protecting the Healthcare Front Line
According to a recent survey on healthcare worker safety, one of the top concerns for healthcare workers was the increasing rate of patients becoming agitated and violent. This problem appears to be the result of the forced isolation inflicted upon us by the recent coronavirus pandemic. Many healthcare workers, especially nurses, are seeing an uptick
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Is School Safety a Matter of Perception?
Michele Gay and Alissa Parker are the mothers of two of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims Josephine Grace Gay and Emilie Parker. They used their personal tragedy to form a national nonprofit safety advocacy and resource center committed to protecting every school and every student every day. A recent report authored by Gay and
Emergency Planning, Onsite Security, Threat Assessment
Don’t Think Your Business Needs Security?
Think Again. All too often, we hear from business owners in a state of panic because their business has just had its first security incident. They’re worried and frustrated and want to do what it takes to protect their business, employees, and customers from further harm. New businesses and those who have never had a
Investigation Services, News, Onsite Security
Seasoned Security
Teachout Security Has More Than 40 Years In Professional Security There are quite a few listings when you look up the topic of “security services.” Many of them seem to have the same menu of offerings when it comes to defining just what those services are. So how do you differentiate? You could choose
News, Onsite Security, Training Security Teams
Increased Hospital Violence and a Program to Manage It
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in an article published in December of 2021, assaults against healthcare staff has increased 67%. The belief is this is attributable to Covid-19 and the stress on the healthcare system it has caused. Between the high volume of patients and the very
