- An ACT representative can meet in person or virtually with either the client or representative to discuss the client's itinerary.
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A Threat Assessment will be performed to identify any direct or potential threats. We will notify local and state law enforcement of our itinerary as needed.
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ACT will initiate a Pre-Operation Advance which will include site surveys of the airport, hotel, and all scheduled venues. A route survey will determine pinch points, possible surveillance posts and ongoing or scheduled road construction. With this information, we can present the client or representative, the number of guards we believe will be required, the number and type of vehicles and any other particulars the client has required.
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ACT guards are trained in standard security protocol, customer service and the clients specific needs and concerns. ACT guards also train in defensive driving, route planning, surveillance/counter-surveillance, de-escalation and use of force.
- Based on client request, ACT can provide uniformed site security at desired venues.
- ACT understands that discretion and professionalism is paramount.
- For further information, please contact Scott Jenkins at 508-523-5105 or sjenkins@actprotectiveservices.com
What is Executive Protection – What You Need to Know
"There is a difference between bodyguards and executive protection strategies.
Executive protection (EP), also known as Close Protection, refers to security measures taken to ensure the safety of VIPs. celebrities, executives or other individuals who may be exposed to elevated personal risk because of their employment, celebrity status, wealth, associations or geographical location.
Executive protection is its own highly specialized field within the private security industry, and was started by the US Secret Service back in the 1970’s while protecting foreign dignitaries."
1. What is Executive Protection - What You Need to Know - ESS, July 28, 2021