Strike Security Officers are specifically trained for labor dispute environments; they understand the risks and threats inherent in these situations and capture evidence in compliance with the National Labor Relations Act which is your best defense against false accusations and any incidents that occur.

‘Security guard’ is sometimes used to denote a watchperson who occupies a particular post or patrols a limit area but exercises little independent judgment. ‘Security officer’ may be used to denote a professional who has a wider range of duties and exercises more independent judgment.

While security guards have limited responsibilities, security officers operate in a more managerial role as they are in charge of the overall security operation. They are responsible for the smooth running of security at a location, often managing and training security guards.

A level II security guard is the beginning option when it comes to becoming a trained Security Guard. It is considered the “first step”. To reach this level, you will need to take a course that consists of one six-hour session that covers security basics.

Our professionally trained strike security officers are ready for deployment on your command. In certain scenarios, we recommend that you utilize strike security officers in those areas vulnerable to sabotage prior to the actual expiration of the contract.

The Strike Management Division of Cambridge Security can provide you with the best strike management and strike security services in the industry. We are a full service provider of well-screened, trained, and managed strike force personnel.

Therefore, if the security officers are not on the site, they should be positioned as close to your facility as possible. The Strike Management Division of Cambridge Security gives our clients the confidence and ability to negotiate from strength in any labor dispute.

As a nationally-recognized strike staffing agency, Huffmaster provides professional single-source strike security solutions to clients during times of crisis, including strikes, lockouts, natural disasters, and plant closings.