• Background Investigations

• Domestic Investigations

• Pre-Marital Screening

• Video Surveillance

• Workers’ Compensation

• Insurance Claims Investigations

• Polygraph Examinations

• Armed Security Escort Services

• Internal Theft Investigations

• Locating Missing Persons/Witnesses

• Interview and Interrogation Specialist

• Security Consulting for Home and Business

• Sensitive Complex Investigations

 Guidelines for Duties and Responsibilities

Of Supervised Visitation Security Staff

Our security staff provides a critical support to the safe provision of supervised visitation services. Depending on the individual situations and needs our security staff may:

 

q     Design a security plan for your visitation.

 

q     Monitor the location of the visitation and surrounding area for risks to safety of visitation participants.

 

q     Check for weapons or dangerous instruments on the persons of any/all participant at the supervised visitation and disarm all participants of weapons (this includes law enforcement officers who are participants, even if they are known to security staff).

 

q     Conduct a breathalyzer screening for alcohol abuse or intoxication.

 

q     Ensure that disputed parties do not interact or have opportunity to interact either in the location of the visitation or the surrounding areas.

 

q     Terminate visitation when the agreed rules of visitation have been violated.

 

q     Take appropriate action when necessary to facilitate any arrests that are warranted or to call law enforcement officers in the jurisdictional area to make or assist in the arrest.

 

q     Testify in court as to observations of particular visits, incidents, families.

Additionally, the security staff may be required to:

q     Conduct investigative background screening on visitation participants.

q     Collect fees for services.

q     Escort parties to and from visitation locations.

q     Attend meetings with court mandated participants such as, Law Guardians, social workers, day care providers, counselors, etc.

q     Collect and return car keys to participants of visitations.

q     Remove family members, friends, or others from areas of visitation that are not part of the order for visitation.

In all cases, our staff will refrain from developing relationships with families, giving advice beyond how to abide by visitation rules, and engaging in favoritism.

Special skills and abilities of our security staff:

q     Ability to deal effectively with individuals, including children and adolescents.

q     Ability to recognize and detect signs of fear/ intimidation in adults and children.

q     Ability to recognize dangerous or potentially dangerous situations.

q     Ability to handle the unexpected situations.

q     Ability to respond to emergent situations in a calm and efficient manner.

q     Ability to manage and handle violent individuals.

q     Ability to communicate effectively in any type of situation.

q     Ability to read, interpret, and to ensure the regulatory provisions of court orders and orders of protections.

q     Ability to work without close supervision and to make independent decisions regarding security issues.