how much does it cost to hire an Unarmed Security guard?
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That depends on if you're a security company, a business, or an individual.
If you're a security company, then the cost is however much you think you can pay the guard while maintaining profit out of what the client pays you.
If you're a business and want a security guard in an employee-employer relationship, the cost is whatever you feel the going rate for that class of employee is; plus uniforms and equipment.
If you're an individual, I don't think you can hire a security guard, unless you wish to enter the wonderful world of the IRS and your state income tax.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law
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Most of our clients are residential patrols and alarm response. Some of those people hire guards from the company for temporary service to post by the house. Doesn't that qualify as an individual hiring a security guard?"We appreciate all the hard work you've done, the dedicated hours you have worked, and the lives you have saved. However, since this is your third time being late to work, we are terminating your employment here."
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Originally posted by HotelSecurityIt costs me just over $18.00/hour (CDN) to occasionally hire a contract security officer as backup for my in-house staff. I believe the agents are paid close to $13.00/hour.
I know that where I work it costs the school a mininum of $71.50 HR to pay for one of us. That covers insurance, disability/and liability, equipment, pay and other things.
I cost more because I've been there longer.
I on a few occasions have been contracted out on my days off but I don't charge what everyone else charges because I need the money so its usualy less.
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Originally posted by darrellI know that where I work it costs the school a mininum of $71.50 HR to pay for one of us. That covers insurance, disability/and liability, equipment, pay and other things.
I cost more because I've been there longer.
I on a few occasions have been contracted out on my days off but I don't charge what everyone else charges because I need the money so its usualy less.Curiously, are you guys police/peace officers?
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Originally posted by bigshotceo$71.50 an hour?Curiously, are you guys police/peace officers?
Our liability coverage plan is outragous. Thats why they won't let our boss do what he really wants with us because of the insurance.
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Originally posted by HotelSecurityWe can hire an off duty Montreal Police Officer for $66.00/hour.
I can see why, factoring in the liability, etc, that the total man hour cost is so high. But, of course, you don't charge all your clients the same insurance rate, you spread it out.
Some of the best bids I've seen are like 10-12 dollars per man hour. The guard is making 6-7 per hour, and the rest goes to expenses. These contracts exist to make .10 cent profit - and lock the competition out.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law
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[QUOTE=N. A. Corbier]Right, but the question is, how much does the city of Montreal pay per man hour of police service.
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I'll look it up! I did hear that some of th profit is being collected to hopefully bring back the helicopter service.I enforce rules and regulations, not laws.
Security Officers. The 1st First Responders.
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I should mention that we are inhouse part of the school so we are budgeted as part of the main budget.
We have a long drawn out process to get a temp to help fill in should we drop in ranks..
One downfall of a union.
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Originally posted by darrellI should mention that we are inhouse part of the school so we are budgeted as part of the main budget.
We have a long drawn out process to get a temp to help fill in should we drop in ranks..
One downfall of a union.
Someone once told me, "They'll go back to private screeners, because the private companies know how to save money, unlike the federal government." Low and behold, several airports have private screeners now, because there is no cost savings when factoring in performance to use federal TSA screeners.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law
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