A CAREER IN SECURITY
Take the first step into the field of security, by purchasing our Security Guard Training course for a low price.
OUR CUSTOM COURSE
Our custom course is equipped with security reports, marking evidence, situations.
ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT
One of the best parts about becoming a Security Agent is the opportunity for advancement. Completing additional courses such as handcuff training, First Aid & CPR, or close protection.
WHYCHOOSEOEIS?
Quality
Affordable, Easy to use Platform, Professional, Informative with a 99% success rate. We also offer 24/7 online support.
24/7
Access the course 24/7 from any device and location.
Want To Become a Security Guard?
If you want to be a security guard, you must take the training course online. OEIS offers 40 hours of security guard training, that provides you with the confidence to start your career as a Security Guard.
We provide qualified, educated, and professional law enforcement, security services protection, and investigation services that meet the needs of our clients as “Your Total Security Solution!”. OEIS Agents and Experts will respond to any request within a moment’s notice to provide immediate protection, security patrol, and investigation needs. Our obligation towards our clients is to promote safety and security for you 24/7 with Minimizing costs.
Loss Prevention
What is Loss Prevention?
Loss Prevention is the concept of establishing [PPB] policies, procedures, and business practices to prevent the loss of inventory or monies in
a retail environment. Developing a program around this concept will help you to reduce the opportunities that these losses can occur and
more specifically, work to prevent the loss rather than solely be reactive to them after they occur.
Why does a retailer need to understand loss prevention?
When a retailer experiences a loss, they are losing direct, to the bottom line profitability. Lost inventory requires replenishment at a cost to the
retailer and lost monies cannot be replaced. The cost of these losses goes direct to the bottom line of a retail balance sheet causing lost
profits. Profits that could have been used for new inventory, new store openings, employee benefits, OR increased earnings.
