Corps Security Safety Bulletins
Corps Security produces regular safety bulletins for its customers, colleagues and the wider security industry.
Here are the latest safety bulletins from Corps Security:
Corps Security Publishes Research Assessing The Key Reasons Behind Security Officers’ Susceptibility To Covid-19
There are a number of factors that may be contributing to security officers having one of the highest death rates of any occupation.
Report: Why Is The Death Rate Of Security Officers Comparatively High?
Following the news from the Office of National Statistics that security officers have one of the highest death dates from Covid-19, Corps Security decided to commission research to better understand why.
Safety Update – Alcohol Based Hand Sanitisers
There have been several reports circulating amongst the H&S community relating to issues with alcohol based hand sanitisers and the recent spell of hot weather.
The Role Of Security Officers Post-Covid – Hardly A Low-Skilled Activity
The UK’s 360,000 contract security officers work in environments where the risk of injury or worse is often high.
Mandatory Face Coverings on Public Transport
The wearing of face coverings will become mandatory on public…
Corps Security Offices Confirmed Covid-19 Secure
Corps Security has displayed the Government’s Covid-19 Secure posters in all its offices to demonstrate that the organisation has complied with the Government’s guidance on managing the risk of Covid-19.
Corps Security Covid-19 Risk Assessment
Corps Security’s overall objective during the current COVID-19…
Covid-19 – Adjusting to the New Normal
For most of us, the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 is the hardest…
Free Thought Leadership Webinar – Security Officers Post Covid-19 – An Enhanced Role Or More Of The Same?
Has the time come to recognise the dynamic role good security officers play?
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Why have #securityofficers been so adversely affected by #Covid19? We commissioned a report from Perpetuity Research which makes for important – if uncomfortable – reading. Download it here https://bit.ly/3fZ09PD