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INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
U . S .
Welcome New Associates
Jim Flowers Retirement
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Vessel Incident at URC
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USA Officers Trained to
Respond
The Most Trusted...
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How Do we Know we’re
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the BEST...
Exemplary Contributions
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A Job Well done
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Baltimore’s Supervisor of
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the Year
S E C U R I T Y
A S S O C I A T E S ,
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Welcome New Associates!
On February 13, 2011 we "joined forces" with CSS USA, Inc. (“CSS”).
CSS has a national position in the uniformed security business, with over 1,000 employees
and sixteen branch offices, in eleven states, nationwide. CSS serves clients such as UPS,
the University of Cincinnati and San Antonio Water System.
The CSS business will be integrated into U.S. Security Associates' operations in seven
Business Units, commencing immediately, and will operate under the U.S. Security Associates name after a brief transition period.
Commitment to Service
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Please join me in welcoming the 1,000+ new "associates" into our organization.
Protective yet
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Chuck Schneider, President and CEO,
Professional
U.S. Security Associates, Inc.
Welcome New Clients
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USA Officer of 24 years
retires
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Management Training
Graduates
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Experience Counts
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Celebrating Service
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15 YEAR SERVICE
AWARD
SR. FIELD SUPERVISOR
MAJ. GRAHAM RAINES
Jim Flowers Retires; 23 Years with USA
Jim Flowers has decided to begin a well-deserved
retirement on March 11, after 23 years of service
with U.S. Security Associates. He began his second career in the security business, joining Advance Security in 1988, after retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army with over 20 years of
service. Jim had been promoted to the position of
Vice President of Administration for Advance Security when it was acquired by U.S. Security Associates in 1994, and has served very effectively in
that capacity for the last seventeen years.
March 10, 2011 the Administration Department, Management Development
Department and Strategic Sales Department attended their final luncheon
with Jim Flowers and their first with Jon Dimalanta at the Killer Creek
restaurant, Roswell, Georgia.
Jon Dimalanta has rejoined U.S. Security
Associates and will replace Jim as Director of Administration. Jon was part of the USA
team from 1996 to 2006. During his role as our Director of Management and Organizational Development, Jon was instrumental in the development of the USA Security Academy
and in gaining nationwide ISO certification for the company. Jon returns to us after five
years in an executive capacity with Bank of America.
L to R: Branch Manager 523 Steven Dodge, Senior Field Supervisor Maj.
Graham Raines, ESBU
VP & GM Martin Legger
Please join me in congratulating Jim on his retirement and welcoming Jon back to the U.S.
Security Associates "family."
Chuck Schneider, President and CEO,
U.S. Security Associates, Inc.
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I want to bring to your attention actions of several U.S. Security Guards working at United Refining Company during a
vessel incident at the refinery.
On February 24, 2011 at 12:37 a.m. I arrived on scene and reported to my assigned duties of the URC Fire Brigade.
Although assigned to this function during emergencies such as this, I keep in constant contact with the Security force
on duty to ensure Security procedures are being followed as well as relaying up-to-date information to them.
Bryce Neel – working Security Central was very reactive with the control and redirection of transports to our staging
area at S/5 – Parker Street as well as handling the numerous phone calls received during any incident at URC.
Jeremy Kasaback – working Security Two was very responsive with getting the transports evacuated as soon as possible from the gasoline loading rack and other traffic control.
Jon McMillen – working at Security One as one of the newest guards carried out the emergency procedures of ensuring
the Fire and Safety building and truck bay doors were open as well as controlling traffic in and out of his gate.
Tyler Ford – working at Security Five was very organized with maintaining the orderly staging of the transports arriving
from Security Central.
Brian Johnson – was called in at approximately 4 a.m. to assist Security Central with redirecting traffic and the other
security procedures of this post.
I want to commend these Guards on duty at the time of this incident for responsibly carrying out Security emergency
protocols as well as reacting to given instructions and directions from both myself and other URC Supervision. I also
recommend that Andy Dietsch place a copy of this letter in the above Guards‟ personnel files.
Sincerely,
Keith L. Anderson
Assistant Director, Physical Security
USA Officers - Trained to Respond
On February 28, 2011 at 1956, SCC received a call about a medical event occurring at the Texins Activity Center
regarding an unconscious individual. This medical event turned into a life-treating situation and SCC did an outstanding job dispatching and notifications to the proper individuals. The USSA patrol units were at gate 7 waiting for
DFR to arrive on property, at which time they escorted them by the shortest route possible to Texins Activity Center.
USSA Officer Blackmore was first on scene and had the main doors open ready for MED 3 to bring in all his equipment. Med 3 Box and I arrived on scene in 3 min and started to assist Texins staff Euriah Walters and Fred Mckee
who were already providing CPR and had the AED ready to analyze the individual for shock. When Dallas Fire &
Rescue arrived on scene, they did not hesitate to load and go to the hospital. We were able to obtain the victim‟s
personal property from his locker and give it to the paramedics prior to their departure. The individual was a member
of Texins and not a TI or contract employee. They were able to look up the individual‟s emergency contact information and were able to make contact with the person listed on their information. I like to express my appreciation
with Texins Activity Center Staff and B-Shifts security teams professional response to this stressful situation. I am
happy to announce the individual is successfully recovering.
Phillip Manriquez
Texas Instruments Inc. Worldwide Security & Emergency Services Supervisor, Dallas, Texas
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Chief Moore:
I want to bring to your attention the work of several of your officers, Lt George Smith, Cheryl Robinson, Ronte Foster, Marie Hughes and Randall Baker. I commend them for their prompt response to
an issue in my office recently.
A DC resident came by the office. We have dealt with him previously, but it quickly became clear that
he was having issues this time. He threatened to hurt one of my staffers, who quickly left the office.
However, three other staff remained there. We alerted the officers at the front door, and immediately,
several officers showed up and just took control of the situation. When they weren't able to calm
him, they handcuffed him and escorted him out of the building.
All of them were professional, responsive, and clearly knew what to do. There is no doubt that without their assistance, this situation could have escalated and ended badly. My staff was grateful they
responded, as am I.
I wanted you to know of their outstanding work. They are indeed an asset to this city.
BRUNO A. BARREIRO
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT 5
It is with pleasure that I write this letter on behalf of Mr. Jose Soto. During my tenure as Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners, Mr. Soto worked as a security officer at the Stephen P. Clark building. He was always very
vigilant of the security of all who entered our offices and greeted everyone with much respect and professionalism. I
was sad to see that he had been removed from his post at the Stephen P. Clark Center because we had lost a great
security guard.
However, I was later very pleased to know that he had been placed to work at Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart
where my daughter is a student. As a parent there is nothing more important to me than my child's safety. I feel very
confident that my daughter is well protected while at school with Mr. Soto on the premises as the security guard.
I would appreciate that you give Mr. Soto all the consideration that he deserves and hope that he continue to be assigned to Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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How do we know we’re the best...
-Phoenix, AZ
I would like to
recognize Nick
Gonzales, Rudy
Dominguez and
Scott Hamilton.
This morning a
McKelvey driver
attempted to leave
the yard with a
loaded trailer that
was missing a seal.
Obviously, it is the
expectation that they
verify and inspect
the trailer prior to its
departure, but in this
environment, potential
complacency is inevitable.
They reached out to the
yard auditor and myself,
and under further
investigation, there
appeared to be a risk of
pilfering from the trailer as
well.
The intent of the driver is
undetermined, but the
potential risk for theft
exists. Fortunately, the
trailer‟s contents were
accounted for and no loss
occurred.
Today, this group proved
to me that they possess
the values and character
that crafts your company‟s
success.
Thank you,
Brian Friedman
THE HOME DEPOT
Manager - Supply Chain
Asset Protection
We just wanted to share
with you the efforts put
forth by your employee
Officer Tim Sanderson.
In the early morning
hours of February
14th Tim was on patrol
at our property on University Drive in Tempe
when he came across a
burglary in progress.
When he approached, the
perpetrator fled, Tim followed him to the exit of
the property and was able
to get the color, make,
model, and license plate
number of his vehicle, call
the police and provide
them with this pertinent
information.
Tim is a fine example of
the security your company provides.
Thank you,
Linda Engle
Property Manager
Tempe, AZ
We are very appreciative.
I wish to take this opportunity to recognize your employees Tyler Mims, Richard Grissett
and Tyrone Bell. During our visits your personnel assume a very important role when
they quickly questioned our presence in the area. The contributions that your employees
put forth demonstrate their ability to be vigilant at a critical time, and at a moment's notice. These are certainly exceptional individual efforts by all three employees which we
feel should be recognized. We feel it is of equal importance that we bring this to your
attention, and that you are involved in the recognition of the performance of your employees.
We would like to thank you and your employees for your
commitment to TSA's mission. Your dedication has been
recognized by TSA Buffalo staff and your fellow colleagues.
Derek "Rick" DePietro
Federal Security Director
US Department of Homeland Security - TSA
Our Clients tell us!
We had an employee recently experience a severe asthmatic episode in
our parking lot after normal business
hours.
and was out of the proper medication.
The security officer on duty, Abdul
Abassi, noticed an employee lying in
the parking lot via the cameras and
went out to investigate. The employee
has had a history of asthma attacks
Michael D. Hall
Precision Response Corporation
Director Corporate Security
Planation, Florida
He dialed 911, and quite likely saved this person's life.
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How do we know we’re the best...
-Arlington, VA
I would like to
compliment William
Ashby of Century
Center for his
wonderful service on
Thursday February
24th 2011.
We had a situation in
the branch and Mr.
Ashby was prompt
and very helpful in
helping to diffuse the
situation.
He assisted Arlington
County Police
Department with a
detainee situation and
was very professional the
entire time.
Not only that, but every
time Mr. Ashby visits our
branch, he is courteous
and professional.
I would like to let you
know that I think Mr.
Ashby is a very valuable
member of your team and
it is a pleasure to work
with him!
Jan Harlow
Branch Manager,
Crystal City Branch, VA
Navy Federal Credit Union
We would like to comment
on Security Officer Donnie
Stebbins with U.S. Security
on his diligence with the
patrol of the residence halls.
On the early morning of
March 4, 2011, around
12:45 AM, Donnie was
patrolling the halls and he
acted upon a female voice
coming from a room in the
men’s wing after visitation
hours. Donnie made contact
and found an alcohol violation. The female was
escorted back to her room.
We believe that Officer
Stebbins’s actions prevented
any further criminal activity
from happening. We would
like to thank Donnie for his
exceptional work that morning.
Keep up the Good work!
Don Rose
Director of Security
Hutchinson Community
College
Dana Hinshaw
Director of Residence Halls
Hutchinson Community
College
Hutchinson, KS
Robert Mielke
Lead Security Hutchinson
Community College
On February 9, 2011, Branch 206, Sacramento, CA
received a request for assistance in Bishop, California,
322 miles from the Stockton Office. Security Officers
Doug Gianni and Dwight Simpson took up the
challenge and for the next seven days relocated to
Bishop, CA to support the immediate request for
security services.
The Stockton Branch Operations Manager Robert Potts
is always ready to accept a challenge when the
opportunity presents itself and his leadership and
dedication of his officers reflects greatly upon U.S.
Security Associates, Inc., and his local branch.
Timothy Isenhart District Manager #206 who has
always found the officers in Branch 206 to be
professional, and willing to support efforts such as
those mentioned above.
Additionally, while deployed to Bishop, CA the officers
took the time to visit local sites and enjoy their time off.
Officers Doug Gianni &
Dwight Simpson
Our Clients tell us!
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How do we know we’re the best...
Officer Allen Tyrpak called
SOC due to suspicious incident: When officer Tyrpak
came into work he saw several
people messing around with
the security sign.
He then clocked in and asked
several guards to re-check the
sign, by then the people were
gone. Later during patrol, Officer Tyrpak saw a paper-clip
on the sign replacing the bolt
that holds sign together... Upon
further investigation they pulled
out about a 5 inch long glass
I am sending this note to RAVE
about Marcos Esparaza.
Marcos continually goes “above
and beyond” for MAQUET
Cardiovascular.
syringe with wires coming out
and a substance inside the syringe. The Officer called PD and
Fire Department. Officer Tyrpak
called the SOC back informing
me the suspicious item is a
"Geo-cap" which provides coordinates and for people to sign
for a "game".
Officer Tyrpak did an excellent job of observation
and follow up.
Genoa M. Martin
Rockwell Collins Security
Coordinator
Security Operations Center
Tustin, CA
I just wanted to
pass this on to you.
I just spoke with
Lee and Doug at
the Warren facility, I
asked them how
they would rate the
Guard Service.
I asked them to use
a scale of 1 to 10.
Our Clients tell us!
They were having
trouble deciding on
9 or 10 and finally
decided on 10.
Most recently, 3 of our team members were out of the office at the same time that we had a 2day event for 105 employees! I called US Securities to get a 2nd guard coverage for the front
door lobby, and to free up Marcos.
Needless to say
either would have
been very good!
Marcos worked so hard over those two days…and absolutely everything he did was “out of
scope” for his position. He is a true team member and very dependable!
I am always glad to
hear such positive
feedback.
For two days he covered multiple departments (incl. shipping/receiving, facilities, security,
EHS) AND he helped decorate the building for an employee appreciation lunch, directed the
caterers and musician to their locations, helped set up tables, handed out appreciation gifts
and always kept a cool head and positive attitude.
Marcos is a wonderful asset to our company, and I am
proud to work on the same team with him.
Thank You.
Regards,
Gary Firestone
Manager
Global Security
Conway XPN facility
Warren Michigan
Dianna Carthew
Cardiac Surgery
MAQUET Cardiovascular
San Jose, CA
Please pass on a
“Good Job” to the
area management
and Guards.
Site Supervisor Marcos Esparza with client
contact Dianna Carthew (on Marcos‟ right)
and the Maquet Facilities team!
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How do we know we’re the best...
Karen Douglas the Security
Manager for Planned
Parenthood of West and
Northern Michigan Inc.
On January 18,
2011, security officer
Thomas Salvatore
was working the
security gatehouse
at The Springs in
Purchase, NY.
There was inclement
weather on that day
and the roads at The
Springs were very slippery
due to the ice.
Security Officer Thomas
Salvatore followed the
post procedures and
opened up the gates to
prevent any vehicles from
having accidents with the
gates under the slippery
road conditions.
This is a perfect example
of what our clients expect
from our security officers
and Thomas provides
excellent service to The
Springs and we greatly
appreciate him.
Juan E. Isales
Branch Manager
White Plains, NY
Advance Security Officer
Holly Jansma is pictured
receiving her Certificate of
Commendation with Operations Manager Mike Bigney
on the left and our client
Karen let us know that Holly
has been doing an outstanding job and recently helped
in the apprehension of a
known local panhandler/
deviant in the neighborhood.
local neighborhood association over a 3 week period to
identify the individual and
make the area around our
client's facility safer for all
involved.
Peter Rykowski
Operations Manager
Grand Rapids, MI
Holly worked with the local
police department and the
Officer Rhonda Landrum works at Port Freeport, Texas, located on the Gulf of Mexico.
The Port is classified as a Port of Entry into the United
States and as an International Trade Zone. As such it
receives large volumes of international cargo and nonimmigrant aliens. Due to being federally regulated,
administrative search authority has been granted to
Port Security (contracted to USSA) under Title 33
CFR/USC and the Maritime Transportation Security
Act.
While working the outbound lane at a gate at the Port of Freeport
Rhonda noticed an alien crewmember making egress of the facility
that had a suspicious bulge in his jacket. The alien was stopped
for usual document review of applicable immigration documents
and a secondary action was taken based off of Rhonda‟s suspicion. A customized belt wrapped around the alien containing what
was perceived to be >1KG of Cocaine HCL was detected. The
Bureau of Customs and Border Protections was immediately notified and the alien was
detained. The substance was then field tested positive for Cocaine HCL.
Rhonda has a keen ability for detection of unlawful substance and has many fraudulent
federal, state/local IDs under her belt as well as weapons. This is her first detection of a
sizeable amount of narcotics. Her attention to detail and dedication to her work has
made her the envy of the local USSA district staff and officers as well as pleasing multiple federal regulatory and law enforcement agencies
Our Clients tell us!
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Exemplary Contributions
On behalf of Johanna Foods Incorporated, I want to recognize the efforts of Security Officer Radoslaw Wiercinski, David Walen and Scott Graham during the recent numerous snowstorms.
The Officers exhibited the qualities of dedication and reliability by always putting
Johanna Foods first. They consistently reported to post regardless of the weather
conditions, despite the fact that many of the storms required an extended travel
time. These Security officers represented U.S. Security Associates with the highest standard of professionalism.
Johanna Foods and I greatly appreciate the effort put forth and look forward to our
continued success together.
L to R Security Officer Radoslaw
Wiercinski, Manager of Corporate
Security Brain Griffiths, and Security
Officer David Walen.
Brian Griffiths
Manager, Corporate Security
Johanna Foods, Flemington, New Jersey
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Congratulations to the following Supervisors, Guards and their teams.
A Job Well Done
NORM EARLL – TEMCO
Sergeant Earll has proven to be a true team player time and time again. He is always available to assist and pick up extra shifts or to deliver your
payroll. Effective 03/04/11 Sgt. Earll has been promoted to Lieutenant and will be assisting our next officer with his duties at the Electric Materials
Company.
CAPTAIN RAY HAYES – TEMCO
Captain Hayes has won the coveted WINNER’S CIRCLE EVENT sponsored by US Security as recognition for its top officers of the year. Captain
Hayes and his wife Mary will be travelling to Atlanta, GA at the end of March for the awards ceremony. You may recall that Captain Hayes and his
team oversaw the HAZMAT spill at TEMCO in late April 2010 where 28 employees were injured. Captain Hayes has been promoted to Major, effective 03/04/2011.
SGT BRYCE NEEL – OFFICERS, JEREMY KASABACK, JON MCMILLEN, TYLER FORD, BRIAN JOHNSON
UNITED REFINING COMPANY
02/24/11 0037 HOURS – HSE Manager Keith Anderson responds to a report of a vessel leak at URC. URC Fire Brigade is on the scene and finds
that this team of Officers is performing admirably. Sgt Neel has begun control and redirection of traffic into the plant, OFC Kasaback is evacuating
transports from the gasoline loading rack, Officer McMillen, new on the job, is following emergency procedures ensuring Fire and Safety building
and truck bay doors are open as well as controlling traffic in and out of his gate. OFC Ford is maintaining an orderly staging of the transports arriving
at Security Central. OFC. Johnson was called in at 0400 hours to assist with security central and other security procedures of the post.
All of these Officers perform the mundane everyday tasks that we all do, yet when called upon to perform the true tasks of a Security Officer – To
support and Protect our Clients and Their Assets, These Officers brought forth the true talents of a Professional Security Officer!
In closing I want to thank and congratulate the above officers for their outstanding performance and I want to recognize all of you whom perform
your tasks everyday, 40 hours a week and are always prepared in the event of an emergency. I am proud of our entire team throughout Northwestern
PA. Thank You!
John Skladanowski
Branch Manager
US Security Associates
Erie, PA
I want to commend your
security guards for their
work ethic.
These four guards, Robert
Newton , Andrew Wilson,
Travis Driggers and Gary
Hartman are truly phenomenal and go above and beyond to get the job done at
Grove City Medical Center.
John Skladanowski
Branch Manager
US Security Associates
Erie, PA
Baltimore’s Supervisor of the Year!
Baltimore’s Supervisor of the Year Award for Sgt. Dave Zimmerman.
Sgt. Zimmerman works for our client Harford Community College. He is pictured with Chief Mary Eilerman. He
received this award because he was stated by the chief
as her „right hand‟.
He works with Frank Johnson another supervisor at the
site and the team is well managed and supported. Dave has always put the job ahead of anything else
and provides a solid service level of excellence. US
Security and Harford Community College Security Department are very happy to have him.
Chief Eilerman (L) SGT Zimmerman (R)
Marco Miranda Sr.
Branch Manager
Baltimore, MD
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Commitment to Service
A massive winter storm hit the Kansas City metro area February 2011 and spread through Missouri. Blizzard warnings were issued
by the National Weather Service with instructions to only leave your home if it was absolutely necessary. During all of the upsets,
worries and accidents we found several employees that proved to be dedicated to their clients and jobs.
We recognize these employees and share a few of their stories for their proven dedication, commitment to service and hard work
during an extreme situation.
Dawn King was on post at Dyno Nobel for 32 hours straight.
Tyler Hobson was on post at Hallowell Manufacturing for 38.75 hours straight.
David Harrison was on post at Conway Truckload for 28 hours straight.
Reggie Gayles was on post at CMT Construction for 16 hours then turned around and went back in after 8 hours off.
Rickie Schubert worked 16 hours straight, then came back in after 8 hrs off and worked another 12 at Dollar General.
Mike Booker, Mike Mahuirin and Becky Davis all worked Dollar General long hours (as much as 20 hours straight) and stayed at a
hotel just up the street for two days to make sure they could be at work and the posts were covered.
Terry Keohn worked for 28.25 hours straight through because his relief could not get into Cessna in Wichita.
We have three guards that were just hired and each of them were willing to get out and go when there was a “State of Emergency”
issued and everyone was advised to stay off the roads. Kodiak Daniel worked 23.50 hours, David Richardson worked 16 hours
straight and Billy Brown worked 21.50 hours straight. What a way to start a new job.
Wayne Dannemann was on post for 28.50 hours straight at Masonite in Pittsburg, Ks.
Tammy Cotter and Rick Abney both got rooms and stayed close for two nights to ensure they could get into Branch Office to keep
operations going. Daniel King helped to shuttle employees around.
Zac Harris (Staples), Ashlee Sperry & Paul Smith (AIG) all worked a double shift filling in for people that were unable to shovel their
way out of their driveways.
Protective yet Professional
I wanted to let you know about how S.O. Maria Crossman did during an incident, yesterday
the 28th, at the country club.
She called me yesterday morning to advise me that someone was trying to hook a vehicle to
tow it away from the employee's parking area. She advised that the driver of the wrecker
was being very rude and un-cooperative. From all indications at the time it appeared that this
gentleman was trying to repossess an employee's vehicle.
I called the receptionist on my cell phone and had her get in contact with Marvin Jones. He
went into the parking lot area and made contact with this individual and S.O. Crossman. It is
my understanding that S. O. Crossman was very protective of Marvin Jones and handled
herself very professionally. It's officers like her that make the very real difference in our security company.
Gary Ryno
Supervisor San Antonio Country Club
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Welcome New Clients
WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME THE FOLLOWING NEW CLIENTS:
H U N T R E F I N I.N G C O M P A N Y
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
MID-ATLANTIC INC.
Officer Wendell Whipp Retires; 24 Years with USA
March 14, 2011 Security Officer Wendell Whipp retired
from U.S. Security Associates, Inc.
Wendell has been with the company for 24 years and
worked at 50 different locations through out the Dayton,
Ohio and surrounding areas.
Wendell has been a valuable asset to USA for many years
and we wish him well in his retirement.
(L) Gerald Reynolds, Branch Manager #803
(M) Wendell Whipp
(R) David Keeton, Ops Manager #803
Management Training Graduates
The objective of USA Management Training is to prepare our leadership teams to operate the best branches and
regions in the company. These Graduates participated in a rigorous 2.5 day training session held at U.S. Security
Associates Corporate Headquarters during February 2-4, 2011. The management training program introduced over
30 lectures from USA’s subject matter experts and executive management with emphasis in performance, organization and administration.
Daryl Bailey
Branch Manager #188
Lisa Cherish
Branch Manager #406
Steven Dodge
Branch Manager #523
Lonnie Sutton
Branch Manager #401
Michael Gaither Branch Manager #608
Robert Potts
Operations Manager #206
Bernard Baines
Operations Manager #308
Kaleemah Barkley Operation Supervisor #501/537
Congratulations to the Graduates!
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Experience Counts!
Anniversaries!
10+ Years of Service
Experience is important in any job, but never more important than
in the security business. Not only does experience help us to perform our
daily responsibilities better, it really counts when “the chips are down” and
we must react to a fire, forced entry or other emergency at a client site. Our
clients recognize this and love to see the same security officers, supervisors
and branch office representatives on their site year-after-year.
Fortunately, we have a great deal of experience within the company.
I am proud to say that last year alone, we recognized 1,900 Associates for
five or more years of service. This strong experience base is an important reason why the U.S. Security Associates team is the “best in the business.”
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As far as performing his duties as a security guard there is no one that I
have worked with in my 33 years here at the plant that does it as well as
Roger Wilson . He consistently performs in a professional
and knowledgeable manner with all duties that have been given him over
the past 20 years.
As the plant has changed over the years , so has the duties required by the
security force. When changes were made Roger has always embraced
them with a positive out look and quickly adapts to the changes. He not only
just learns any new task that is given him, but also has made many suggestions and improvements to make things better for everyone. Daily, Roger performs many different jobs, from insuring proper security control of visitors, to interaction with deliveries and shipments or training the
many contractors that work in the plant.
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Spencer, Louis W.
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Arko, Robert G.
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Lee, Robert G.
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Julia, Vincent J.
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Lancieri, Anthony L
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Dominguez, Efrain E.
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Bryant, Archie C.
16
Williams, Mark
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Ford, James J.
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Sacco, Anthony N.
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Hiday, Jr., Henry R.
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Dowell, Gary J.
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Castro, Anthony
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Harvey. Alton W.
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Kraetz, Linda D.
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Hensel, Mark F.
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Strickland, Kelly S.
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Walton, Pamla J.
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McQuaid, Cynthia
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Lancieri, Angelique M.
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Vance, Tyrone A
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Briel, Laura J.
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Friesz, Beverly L.
Regardless of what Roger is doing he does it with
such a positive and energetic way that the person
he is interacting with feels this coming across and
their attitude and out look is improved because of
meeting him. Roger is not only an excellent employee for U.S. Security, but to everyone that works
here , he is an important and cherished member of
the Neville Island Plant Family.
Jack Mathias
Supervisor Plant Administration
Roger Wilson
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Celebrating Service
Congratulations to Ada Reymer for celebrating 3 years of service with U.S. Security Associates. Pictured Ada Reymer
and Lawrenceville, NJ Branch Manager
Dan Keane
3 Years!
Congratulations to Eder HernandezGaldamez for celebrating 3 years of service with U.S. Security
Associates.
Congratulations to Site Captain JoAnne
Foley for celebrating 3 years of service
with U.S. Security Associates. Pictured
JoAnne Foley and Lawrenceville, NJ
Branch Manager Dan Keane.
U.S. SECURITY ASSOCIATES COMPANY VALUES:
Integrity
Quality
Safety
Pride
On February 25, 2011
Consumers Energy
recognized two Advance Security officers
for outstanding performance and extra effort
in their positions.
Tonya Laserra
Admin Specialist for Advance Security at
Consumers Energy in Jackson MI
Outstanding
Performance
Billy Barrow
Post Captain for Advance Security at Consumers Energy in Jackson MI
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U.S. Security Associates, Inc. (USA)
engineers high-value security solutions for over 3,400 clients
throughout the country. As one of the nation’s largest
U.S. Security Associates., Inc.
200 Mansell Ct. E Suite 500
Roswell, Georgia 30076
Phone: 770.625.1500
www.ussecurityassociates.com
The Most Trusted Security Company in
the Business.
uniformed guard service providers, we attribute our success
to continually investing in security program design and support, offering above-average security officer wages, providing
superior background screening, training and supervision, and
the most responsive customer service in the industry.
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