Safety and security is a premium commodity at GGI. We ensure that all our staff, vehicles and facilities are adequately secured and protected.
Our staff are taught the basic principles of industrial safety.
Fire fighting, hazardous materials handling and general operational safety guidelines are ingrained in our staff by qualified personnel.
We also have properly trained security guards and law enforcement personnel to ensure 24-hour security at our operational sites and locations.
The roles played by our security unit involve but is not limited to:
- Ensuring our premises and property are protected in an appropriate and effective fashion against a variety of natural and man-made threats.
- Preventing, detecting and reacting appropriately to the commission of criminal and quasi-criminal actions on or against our property or that of the client whose projects we are handling.
- Interacting with law enforcement officials and the justice system, where necessary, such as apprehending and detaining someone who has committed a criminal offence.
- Providing leadership and direction in emergencies and assisting emergency personnel in times of crisis, e.g. directing fire fighters to the easiest/best way to get to the scene of the fire.
- Controlling access to a site, including monitoring entrance & gate passage, escorting people & valuables, inspecting bags.
- Controlling or restoring order to a crowd.
- Preventing work accidents by being aware of potential dangers, reporting safety hazards and following directions to minimize the risk posed to others.
While there can be no doubt that some situations will involve physical intervention, the majority of tasks assigned require a security personnel to observe, deter, record and report only.
This is the internationally accepted way and it is the GGI way.