Greetings from Rochester

[The Lord of the Keys]

I just wanted to introduce myself. I've been employed by Guardsmark for over five years. The first three were at an insurance company and I was basically a lobby officer. The last two have been at a large chemical plant where I am primarily a mobile driver. I also have a BA in Anthropology.
I found this forum by accident and I'm looking forward to joining the discussions.

[Jackhole]

I just wanted to introduce myself. I've been employed by Guardsmark for over five years. The first three were at an insurance company and I was basically a lobby officer. The last two have been at a large chemical plant where I am primarily a mobile driver. I also have a BA in Anthropology.
I found this forum by accident and I'm looking forward to joining the discussions.

I spent 21 years of my life in Rochester, greetings!

Where do you work, Kodak Park?

[The Lord of the Keys]

Yes I work at Kodak Park

[Jackhole]

Yes I work at Kodak Park

Awesome. My father worked there for twenty-some years, my mother still works there, I have some friends in the fire department and my 2nd cousin is in charge of something to do with Health & Safety. He used to be a firefighter there, too.

Question for you - why do you insist on driving everywhere with the full lightbar and all alleys, takedowns, etc. on? I used to drive home from Greece to Webster every night at 11 and that damn thing would blind me all the way out on Ridge Road when you guys were driving in the lot.

[Mr. Security]

I just wanted to introduce myself. I've been employed by Guardsmark for over five years......

Please accept my condolences. Welcome to the forum.

[The Lord of the Keys]

Responce concerning lightbar

Sorry if some of the guards do that, but we are only suposed to use the stobe lights in the lots not the full lightbar.

[N. A. Corbier]

I've worked posts where your supposed to keep the full light bar on. It was hilarious. I had a Tampa Police Officer complain to the client, and suggest that we only use them when we're actually a hazard to traffic.

[Lawson]

My last mobile patrol job, I only kept my lights on if I was stopped in a right-of-way, and there were certain wooded areas I drove through where I just needed the extra lighting.