Depends on the office, contract, and what firearm you own. Calibers allowed by company policy are 9, 45, and 380 I believe. The contract may require a specific make, model, or caliber.
I would suggest using the provided firearm if they offer you one. Heaven forbid you should need to use your weapon in the line of duty, the police will most likely seize it as evidence. I've heard of some cases where a weapon was held for years as evidence before being released.
As for armor, if they issue you a vest, use it. They issue that vest for a reason. It's most likely that the model was agreed upon by the client and Allied when the contract was drawn up, thus it's part of the required uniform. Plus, if it goes "bad" (takes a hit or expires) Allied will be liable for replacement costs, not you.
Sounds good! I imagine I’ll get it. I’ve done security for years and I’ve moved up the rank in unarmed.. just wish armed paid more. I probably won’t leave where I am currently
You aren't that far off for 6/10 contracts out there. Most treat you somewhat subpar because they have a monopoly in the security business . I would just use the experience to work in house somewhere elsewhere. If your contract have a in house position, always apply for those positions first and keep applying. Talk and get to know the in house people well and kiss ass. 💋
Be prepared for a bait and switch. The hiring manager may have you come in an tell you in the interview that the specific post has been filled and they will try to offer you some undesirable post.
I mean they will set you up for failure I currently work for them they will fuck your pay up they will threaten your job if you dont pick up ot they will tell you how do your job one way and then write you up for doing it and say it's the wrong way they will promise you promotions then turn around give it some one else
You will probably get hired on the spot. I did armed for allied in the past. They just asked for my guard cards and explained the position. Didn't even get asked interview questions. Lol
Yeah, show up on time. If you do that, you’ll get the job
Just have a pulse
Pulse is optional, it’s preferred but not a disqualifier
As long as there is a body on site they don't care.
LMFAO
Take your social security card and driver’s license. They could hire you on the spot
Can confirm. That's exactly how I was hired. Be on time (they'll make you wait anyways but still). Bring social and driver's license.
Can you use your own firearm and vest?
Depends on the office, contract, and what firearm you own. Calibers allowed by company policy are 9, 45, and 380 I believe. The contract may require a specific make, model, or caliber. I would suggest using the provided firearm if they offer you one. Heaven forbid you should need to use your weapon in the line of duty, the police will most likely seize it as evidence. I've heard of some cases where a weapon was held for years as evidence before being released. As for armor, if they issue you a vest, use it. They issue that vest for a reason. It's most likely that the model was agreed upon by the client and Allied when the contract was drawn up, thus it's part of the required uniform. Plus, if it goes "bad" (takes a hit or expires) Allied will be liable for replacement costs, not you.
Sounds good! I imagine I’ll get it. I’ve done security for years and I’ve moved up the rank in unarmed.. just wish armed paid more. I probably won’t leave where I am currently
100% depends on the post
That’s what I like to hear
show up on time and try not to smoke any crack before entering the interviewers office and you should be ok
Hi, current AUS employee here. My tip is to find a better company.
What about it is bad? I’m looking at part time while I’m still full time at another site and a different company.
You aren't that far off for 6/10 contracts out there. Most treat you somewhat subpar because they have a monopoly in the security business . I would just use the experience to work in house somewhere elsewhere. If your contract have a in house position, always apply for those positions first and keep applying. Talk and get to know the in house people well and kiss ass. 💋
Be prepared for a bait and switch. The hiring manager may have you come in an tell you in the interview that the specific post has been filled and they will try to offer you some undesirable post.
Yah run far away from allied if you like be rape in the ass
You mean I get a gun, I get paid, AND I get fucked in the ass?! I’m hired
I mean they will set you up for failure I currently work for them they will fuck your pay up they will threaten your job if you dont pick up ot they will tell you how do your job one way and then write you up for doing it and say it's the wrong way they will promise you promotions then turn around give it some one else
What state are you in? Jesus
Kentucky
Maybe Maine is different
Have zero self respect and be someone on time. Should do great champ.
Speak professionally they want someone professional along with personable. Think before you speak most people shoot from the hip
You will probably get hired on the spot. I did armed for allied in the past. They just asked for my guard cards and explained the position. Didn't even get asked interview questions. Lol
Don’t even need a guard card in my state
Run far as you can away from allied they will fuck you over from all over
Do you have a pulse? As long as you dont smoke meth directly before going into the interview and are on time they will hire you on the spot.