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Currently our system is set up as follows:
Director, SGT, and then the specialty titles which each officer must hold.
Training, Crime Prevention, Property, Equipment, Fire Prevention, and so on.
I am the Training Officer. Basically set up and train new personel, book yearly training etc.
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Currently, I am a Lieutenant (Watch Commander) for the SSG Uniformed Patrol Division.
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We don't have ranks
At my company, which is run by my brother, the guards do not have ranks. On my resume, I write that my job title is "Security Officer"
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were i work we are only 4 s/o so we have only a sergeant and 3 basic agent and the security director is not wearing any uniform. In the canadian army reserve im only first class private
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were i work we are only 4 s/o so we have only a sergeant and 3 basic agent
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Hmmm... our heirachy is somewhat simpler
He whom doth writeth the checks
Senior S/O (Supervisor)
S/O
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BHR LAWSON--HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
As to the FTO rank designation where I work it technically isn't a rank, although I did list it. The one FTO we have is also second in seniority to everyone here except myself. He has turned down promotions to real supervisor positions (CPL and up) due to the requirement that supervisors be on call 24-7. He becomes the De-facto supervisor on his shift. We had to come up with somthing so new officers would recognize his authority, and yet we didn't want to modify the existing structure. He, along with all supervisors, do traditional FTO duties. Once he retires I doubt we will continue to use the FTO designation.Last edited by Andy Taylor; 07-12-2007, 12:48 PM.
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Originally posted by N. A. Corbier View PostI've often wondered why security companies consider the designation FTO as a rank.
FTO is an acronym for "Field Training Officer," and is usually a title, not a rank. Its a job description, "a person who trains other employees in the field, usually probationary employees."
This of course is a mindset within the table of operations that never happens, but I've worked under Lieutenants and even a few Security Directors who weren't worth a bucket of piss either, and were usually doing either illegal things on the side or slacking off all together while "the real" S/Os actually carried them and the sag nuts Security Officers just there to collect a paycheck. It's partly the reason I am again in-between PSCs (Private Security Contractor) and left the mall security gig I was working. Out of fourteen officers + the Director, only 3 of us (me being one of them) actually did anything like they were supposed to. But of course we got the lowest wages and **** on by everyone else. It was a bad experience and I personally have learned I do better when fielded to posts where it's just me by myself holding down the respective post, and when it's a CRE (Contract Regulation Enforcement) post along with being O&R. On my own I know I have to understand the post orders to the level and I can't afford to mess up... having others around to work with just means more drama it seems, and personally at 29 I'm too old for needless drama really.
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I've often wondered why security companies consider the designation FTO as a rank.
FTO is an acronym for "Field Training Officer," and is usually a title, not a rank. Its a job description, "a person who trains other employees in the field, usually probationary employees."
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Originally posted by BHR Lawson View PostI think I have the right to make up one new word since its my birthday
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!!
My rank is Buildings and Grounds Patrol Officer (non-sworn)then there is
Lead BGPO
Lead Supervisory BGPO
Protective services trainee (still not sworn)
All from here down are sworn POST certified Police Officers
Officer
Training officer
Sgt
MSgt.
Lt
Capt
Chief
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