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Improving construction site security
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Shannon
Theft.
Arson.
Vandalism.
The list could continue ….
If left unprotected a construction site can be a very tempting prospect for any number of criminal activities. And this is all without considering the effects of natural hazards such as floods, fire or storm damage.
What options are there available?
How to manage difficult customers
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Shannon
Anyone who has worked in a customer facing environment such as a hotel, bar, restaurant, shop or hospital will have at least one story about a difficult customer. It’s almost a rite of passage when working with the public on a daily basis. As someone with a background in the hospitality industry I’ve experienced my share of these, some of which I managed to resolve successfully but also a few where I wasn’t as happy with the outcome or that needed someone else’s help to deal
Security awareness increases
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Admin
Following the horrific attack on Monday night at the Manchester Arena, the UK’s terrorism threat level was raised to its highest, CRITICAL. Meaning an attack is imminent. Although it has now been reduced to SEVERE, this still means an attack is highly likely.
Police and Armed Forces are patrolling city centres and event venues, and everyone is being warned to be vigilant.
