Raa L.
6/27/2019
Great company. The respect I'm shown as a human being and as a teammate has been something I had not previously experienced in my career. The level of professionalism, the communication, the...
Security Industry Specialist
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2880 Stevens Creek Blvd Ste 220
San Jose, CA 95128
Security Industry Specialists (SIS) is an innovative security management company based in San Jose, CA, offering tailored solutions to decrease real-world and cyber risks for high-profile individuals through executive protection, risk threat assessment, special events security, uniformed services, secure logistics, investigations, retail loss prevention, and global security operations.
With a team of highly skilled professionals, SIS provides comprehensive assistance to its clients, ensuring constant monitoring of ever-changing circumstances and decisions, sophisticated electronic and on-location operatives, meticulous planning for special events, recruitment of individuals with strong people skills and security knowledge, secure management of shipments across continents, solving workplace crimes, and offering demanding retail loss prevention services.
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2.57 reviews
Emmanuel C.
2/24/2019
I enjoyed my time with Security Industry Specialist. When I started there it was a way for me to get extra income. It turned out to be one of the best jobs I have had. I was challenged I grow , I...
Kara W.
8/21/2020
BEWARE OF FRANK WOOTERS!!If your looking to work here think again!Waste of time and shitty pay for medicals daily if you are placed in elk grove.Made this job my life for over a year and they...
Andrea M.
6/6/2019
If you don't cower to them they will make your life at work difficult. They will say they'd never fire anybody, only you could fire yourself. They will bully you, talk down on you, and make you...
Chad C.
4/22/2016
Driver of vehicle A115 passed De Anza College this morning just before 0:700 changed lanes twice without signaling n the rain. Last merge was across two lanes. How fucking safe is that?
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