Intercon Security
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| Company type | Limited Company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Security Biometrics |
| Founded | Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1972) |
| Headquarters | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Key people | John Van Schepen,President,Max Warmuth,Vice President-Operations, Cesar Traverso, Vice President-Sales, Iain Morton, Vice President-GM Western Canada |
| Products | ISL 2000 SERIES SYSTEMS ISL 8000 SERIES SYSTEMS ISL 9000 SERIES SYSTEMS |
| Revenue | See FirstService Corporation |
Number of employees | 2,500 |
| Website | www.interconsecurity.com |
Intercon Security, Ltd. is a global security solution provider with headquarters in Toronto, Canada.
Intercon Security provides services for a wide range of organizations and individuals. Over 2,500 security personnel are employed worldwide in various roles ranging from uniformed Security Officers to biometric system installation and analysis.
Intercon Security is a division of FirstService Corporation.
Training
Physical & Psychological Endurance
Any idiot and their mother will be hired by Intercon.
Standard Self-Defense Tactics
As part of its mandate, Intercon Security instructs officers in self-defense tactics and techniques. Guest trainers regularly develop special training courses for exceptional Security Officers and unique enforcement and/or surveillance assignments.
Facilities
Intercon Security runs live and simulated training operations throughout North America. As part of their commitment to safety, Intercon Security will never place uniformed or undercover Security Officers in situations without full tactical support.
Services
- Uniformed Officers
- Mobile Uniformed Officers
- Alarm Monitoring
- Dispatch/Call Centre
- Private Investigator
- Bodyguard
- Consulting
- Intrusion/Panic Alarm/Access Control Systems Installation & Service
Technology
Intercon Security Officers regularly train with and review new technology. Personnel are encouraged and expected to become familiar with new technology and techniques as instructed, and may be given the opportunity to do so on their own when required by situational circumstances and the authorization of a supervising Security Officer. Complete situational awareness requires that all Security Officers maintain skills and familiarity with the latest technology systems and vernacular.