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Your Business is Booming — Now What? If you've just started your dream business, there's no doubt that now is a busy time. In all the excitement of opening your doors to customers, don't let security fall by the wayside. You've put a lot of time and energy into building your business, and the last thing you want to do is compromise its safety. We've compiled a few of the top things you can do to make sure your new business survives that initial new business growth spurt — safely. 1. Plan Ahead Like with most things in life, planning your security strategy ahead of time will save you more than a couple headaches (not to mention money). Ideally, you'll want to have your security plan in place before opening your doors to the public. However, even if you've already got your business off the ground, it's still a great time to schedule an initial consultation with a security professional. Decide how much you are willing to invest in security and what resource

When it comes to providing security services, new employees often seek tips for performing their jobs to the best level possible. Reaching out to security mentors and experienced guards can give an inside glimpse into industry strategies. Here are some helpful tips compiled from former security guards: 1. Get to Know Your Client Well When you’re just starting out in a new security position, there’s a lot to take in. From learning employee names to getting to know the layout of a new property, there’s much to learn. One of the best ways to dive into the field is to really get to know your client and their business. Do your research. Ensure you understand what their role and industry involve. Establishing a good relationship with your clients will also ensure you are meeting their expectations. You’ll also feel more comfortable to approach them with any issues you’re having on the job or any questions you have about their work. 2. Stay Up to Date with the News Stay informed about local e

Protect Your Business From the Threat of Fire When people think of security, they may not immediately think of fire safety. However, some security companies, like LNN Protection Services, offer fire protection services. Our trained guards are available to monitor areas of your property, keeping a careful watch for the first sign of fire. These services are especially helpful during your business' off-hours, such as late evening and early morning. Besides hiring a guard to patrol your premises, you can also take the following steps to keep your business' property and staff safe. Have an Evacuation Plan Don't wait until a crisis situation occurs to figure out your evacuation strategy. Develop a fire safety plan that addresses what you and your employees should do in the event of a fire. Include these plans in your office's emergency procedures file. Practice drills on a regular basis so that employees know where they should go if an alarm begins to sound. Have a designate