Our team has managed and provided services at a number of Albury/Wodonga’s largest security events over the last few years including the Wodonga Cup. MForce Security team members and their efforts have been recognised by locals. Our services have helped clients with:

• Compliance with industry and legislative safety requirements

• Managing the safety and security of event participants

• Protection of organisational brand & reputation

• Third-party security support and management

With mobile security patrols, MForce Security can help protect against everything from an organised burglary, vandalism – or even a water leak.

Our security patrols are cost-effective, with random scheduling of our physical presence at your business and quick responses to alarms. MForce Security Mobile Patrols have you covered – so you can focus on what YOU do best.

Monitor and operate CCTV cameras and other recording systems to observe activities within and around the premises to ensure security and compliance with established protocols. Analyze and evaluate surveillance footage for any signs of unauthorized or suspicious behavior, documenting and reporting findings to appropriate authorities or management.

The primary duty of a bodyguard is to ensure the safety and well-being of their client by identifying and mitigating potential security threats. This involves employing a range of tactics, skills, and strategies to prevent harm and maintain a secure environment.

An armed security guard is an individual licensed to carry a weapon such as pepper spray, a club or firearms, while performing their duties¹. The duties of an armed security guard include:

• Surveilling
• Patrolling
• Maintaining peace and order
• Ensuring the safety of lives and property
• Responding to emergency situations such as fires or natural disasters, including providing first aid or evacuating individuals from the scene
• Controlling access to the property
• Completing security logs and submitting reports

An unarmed security guard is an individual or company that guards property without weapons. Their primary responsibility is to monitor and protect properties against damage or criminal attack. They must be alert, patrol the premises, and respond to emergencies. They also monitor alarm systems and video surveillance cameras. In cases of security breaches, they are expected to bring in law enforcement agents. Other duties include crime prevention, investigating suspicious activity, and reporting to a police officer if needed. They may also search for trespassers, escort guests, and provide customer service.