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That's one of the reasons I moved out of Wisconsin. When the two companies in your town both have POLICE on their patches, and refuse to arm their guards with anything more than a plastic flashlight... Something is wrong. -
That is the goofiest thing that I have ever heard.
Of course here in Wisconsin they will give anyone a license regardless of training or experience.
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ga vs nc laws
well, the thing that affects me is the stipulation in n.c. that an owner / operator must have a certain years of "supervisory" experience. Ga says in a nutshell that you must have so much l.e. and or security experience in order to get a ompany license. I am qualified in Ga to obtain a license, but since I don't have the official title of "supervisor" then I couldn't get one in N.C without a partner. The thing is that in N.C., it doesn't matter if your supervisory experience were in managing a dry cleaning service, that is all they look for... the title.Leave a comment:
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That's why I asked. Also, it's better to start a business like this in an area with which you're familiar. I have a simple Start-up Checklist for security companies that I will gladly share with you. If you're interested, send me an email at [email protected] and I'll reply with the list attached as a Word document. I only ask that, since it is proprietary, you don't share it with anyelse without my permission.Leave a comment:
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No, that is on hold
Thanks, but we have no plans to move to NC for now. So it looks like when I start up a s.g. business, it will be in Ga which has more favorable licensing laws.Leave a comment:
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Selling new business
Hello, I'm looking on some advice and tips on how to promote a new security guard business. How do you go about working to secure contracts and hire guards on such a venture? Any info or input would be greatly appreciated
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