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  • N. A. Corbier
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    Although technically, Group4 owns Securitas too.

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  • GCMC Security
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    Same with Wackyhut and Group4

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  • inman
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    Originally posted by 1stWatch
    I get the impression Securitas does own Pinkerton here, but they still have a licensed branch office by the name Pinkerton.

    Because Securitas is foreign owned, they cannot work certain types of contracts. Pinkerton Government Services is a wholly US owned company that is able to work these special accounts. Securitas makes $$ fro Pinkerotn, but is not allowed to have any say on the day to day operations or they can't work the accounts.

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  • 1stWatch
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    I get the impression Securitas does own Pinkerton here, but they still have a licensed branch office by the name Pinkerton.

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  • N. A. Corbier
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    In some areas, the Securitas name is not as profitable as Burns and Pinkerton, so they kept it.

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  • HotelSecurity
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    Didn't Securitas take over Pinkerton in the US as well as Canada

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  • inman
    started a topic Dave Inman from Dallas, Texas

    Dave Inman from Dallas, Texas

    Let me apologize beforehand on the long post


    I work for Pinkerton Government Services as a Site
    Supervisor/Training Officer in Dallas,Texas. Doing this 5 years.

    Have the following Certificates:

    Hazardous Materials First Responder Awareness Level

    Hazardous Materials First Responder Instructor

    FEMA-IS-241 Decision Making & Problem Solving

    FEMA-IS-242 Effective Communications

    FEMA-IS-002 Emergency Program Manager

    FEMA-IS-002 Emergency Preparedness,USA

    FEMA-IS-015 Special Events Contingency Planning

    FEMA-IS-240 Leadership & Influence

    FEMA-IS-230 Principles Of Emergency Management

    FEMA-IS-235 Emergency Planning

    FEMA-IS-317 Introduction To CERT

    FEMA-IS-139 Exercise Design

    FEMA-IS-244 Developing & Managing Volunteers

    FEMA-Certificate of Achievement(Professional Development Series)

    School of Public Health/Univ. of Albany,SUNY-Terrorism Preparedness & Pblic Health

    NYS Emergency Management Office-ICS 100

    USFA Certificate of Training-Emergency Response To Terrorism(Self Study)

    NERRTC/DHS/ODP-WMD Terrorism Awareness For Emergency Responders

    NERRTC/DHS/ODP-Public Works:WMD Basic Concepts

    NERRTC/DHS/ODP-EMS I:Basic Concepts For WMD Incidents

    NERRTC/DHS/ODP-WMD Incident Management/Unified Command

    NERRTC/DHS/ODP- Bacillus Anthracis

    Pinkerton- ACT 1/ACT 2/ACT 3

    American Red Cross-First Aid CPR AED Instructor

    Texas Engineering Extension Service- Children and Nerve Agents

    Texas Engineering Extension Service- Introduction to SNS and Mass Prophylaxis

    Texas Engineering Extension Service- Medical Effects of Primary Blast Injuries

    Texas Engineering Extension Service- Emergency Management Concerns for the First Responder in Terrorism and Disasters

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Disaster Preparedness

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Units

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Bioeffects and Standards & Radiation Detection

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Radiation Safety: Types of Radiation

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Detection Basics(Part 1&2)

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Protection Basics

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Weapons: Introduction & Classification/Chemical Weapons:Basic Concepts

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Incident Command Systems(ICS) For Public Health

    North Carolina Center for Public Health Preparedness- Crisis Leadership: Leadership at the Speed of Light

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Bioterrorism

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Chemical Terrorism

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Counterterrorism Incident Command

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness-Defense Against the Radiological Threat

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Food as an Effective Weapon of Terrorism

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Improving Your Communication Skills

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managerial Communications

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managing Conflict in the Workplace

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Practice-based Scenarios for Recognition, Detection and Exposure Assessment of Chemical Terrorist Agents

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Preparing for a Chemical Terrorist Event

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Recognition and Safe Handling of Chemical Terrorist Agents

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Using Risk Assessment in Chemical Emergencies to Protect Public Health

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Terrorism, Risk Assessment and Homeland Defense

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- The Terrorist Threat to Global Agriculture, Food and Water Supplies

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Managing Diversity Begins with You

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Communication Gap: Linking First Responders and First Receivers

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Planning, Implementation and Expolitation of a Field Exercise

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Biological Response Preparedness for Emergency Medical Services

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Guidelines and tandards for a WMD Response

    South Central Center for Public Health Preparedness- Communication Gap: Linking First Responders and First Receivers

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Hazardous Materials Response-Awareness Level

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Incident Management System-Awareness Level

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Evacuation Coordinator

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Emergency Response Planning

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Unified Command-Awareness Level

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Bloodborne Pathogens

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Container Inspections

    Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice- Hospital-Based Decontamination: Hazard Recognition

    President's DNA Initiative - What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know About DNA Evidence: First Responding Officers

    President's DNA Initiative - What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know About DNA Evidence: Investigators and Evidence Technicians

    President's DNA Initiative - Communication Skills, Report Writing, and Courtroom Testimony for Forensic Analysts
    Last edited by inman; 02-18-2008, 05:38 PM. Reason: addition

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