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A G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc. Publication - April 2017
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L to R: Col. Watson, Sgt. 1st Class Chris Casper and Wendy Casper honor Chris Casper following his retirement from the U.S. Army
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Message from the President
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Three security officers in Dayton help save two lives at a local library
After 25 years and five tours of duty with the U.S. Army, Chris Casper brought his abilities to G4S
As Seen on Shout Outs
Walking Strong
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Community Service Update G4S offices throughout the region took part in CSR initiatives during March Cover Photo: G4S CPO Herb Flores holds the American Flag at a parade in Burbank, California
Publishers Drew Levine President, G4S Secure Solutions North America
Editor-at-Large Monica Lewman-Garcia Director, Communications
Sarah Booth Sr.VP of Marketing & Communications
G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc. 1395 University Boulevard Jupiter, FL 33458 Phone: 1.800.275.8305 E-mail: editorial@usa.g4s.com
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Managing Editor Marshall Hastings Communications Specialist
A Message from the President
Did You Know About?
Team, This summer, I encourage you to do two things: learn how to avoid heatrelated illnesses and complete our 2017 Employee Engagement Survey. Know the signs By following a few simple steps you can ensure that you and your team are safe on post. It’s important to know the signs of heat-related illness because acting quickly can prevent more serious medical conditions and may even save a life. Heat Stroke is the most serious heat-related illness and requires immediate medical attention. Symptoms include: confusion, fainting, seizures, very high body temperature and hot, dry skin or profuse sweating. CALL 911 if a coworker shows signs of heat stroke. Heat Exhaustion is also a serious illness. Symptoms include: headache, nausea, dizziness, weakness, thirst and heavy sweating. Heat fatigue, and heat rash are less serious, but they are still signs of too much heat exposure. If you or a coworker has symptoms of heat-related illness, tell your supervisor right away. If you can, move the person to a shaded area and loosen his/her clothing, give him/her water (a little at a time), and cool him/her down with ice packs or cool water. Have someone stay with your coworker until help arrives. Practice Prevention Most heat-related health problems can be prevented with the following steps: Drink water every 15 minutes, even if you are not thirsty. Rest in the shade to cool down. Know the signs of heat-related illness and keep an eye on fellow workers. Be sure to get used to the heat and allow yourself the time to build up a tolerance. 2017 Employee Engagement Survey In April, we launched a months-long 2017 Global Employee Engagement Survey, which goes to every employee in the United States, as well as all G4S colleagues around the world.This survey is both anonymous and voluntary. The Employee Engagement Survey is conducted every two years to gather your views about the organization. Conducting a regular survey allows us to assess whether we are living up to our commitment to protect, respect, involve, develop and engage our employees, so we can deliver great service to our customers. Your answers allow us to address key issues identified during the survey. Take a look at the directions on the right hand side of this page. Sign on today to provide your feedback. Your opinion matters and ensures that we continue to improve as a company.
Sincerely, Drew Levine
G4S Safety Net is designed to assist G4S employees serving in the National Guard and Military Reserves and is another way that we thank those who have or are currently serving in the military. Local offices support employee/service members and their families in a variety of ways, including: • Creating a volunteer resource pool to help in times of emergency, such as child-care, unexpected moves, repairs/maintenance, and many other services. • Budget a mid-tour gift certificate for the family to use. • Send “Thinking of You” cards in support of the employee and their family. • Direct employee/service members and their families to our G4S Military Communities for further support and guidance by others within the G4S and military community. For more information, contact your local HR team or shelley.gordon@usa.g4s.com.
G4S Secure Solutions (USA) 2017 Employee Engagement Survey Please choose the correct survey below that corresponds to your location and business unit.The survey questions are identical, but we have created separate surveys based on location to better assess, analyze and implement action plans. Secure Solutions (USA) Employees (Take this survey if you do not work at the HQ building) survey.myg4shr.com/securesolutions Secure Solutions (USA) Employees at Jupiter Headquarters (Take this survey if you work at the HQ building) survey.myg4shr.com/hqus Regulated Security Solutions (RSS) Employee Survey (Take this survey if you work for RSS) survey.myg4shr.com/RSS To take the survey via telephone, dial: (800) 906-0982 3
As Seen On Shout Outs In March
Extraordinary Employees Doing Extraordinary Work
Shout Outsis a weekly video series that highlights G4S USA employees who have made a meaningful impact on clients and colleagues by displaying our values, consistently leading by example, and inspiring others with their professionalism. Shout Outsare sent to all employees with a G4S USA email address and is delivered to front line employees via the email address they have on file with their local office.To subscribe to Shout Outs and other G4S publications, contact your local HR team and provide them with your email address. To view the Shout Outs featured here, visit https://goo.gl/iK5tTJ
G4S Security Officer Prevents Tragedy in California SANTA ANA, Calif. March 15 - CPO Jorge Martinez prevented a man attempting to jump in front of a train three times at Santa Ana Regional Transport Center (look for “G4S Security Officer Prevents Tragedy in California” in the archive). CPO Jorge Martinez
Three G4S Security Officers Protect Patrons in Minneapolis
G4S Security Officer Receives Support from Tulsa Community
G4S Security Officer Mike Oyebola (third from the right) at work at Tulsa City Hall
TULSA, Okla., March 28 - When G4S Security Officer Mike Oyebola’s mother passed away, workers at Tulsa City Hall and members of the Tulsa community raised money through a GoFundMe page to help send Security Officer Oyebola home to Nigeria to be with his family (look for “G4S Security Officer receives Support from Tulsa Community” in the archive).
G4S Trio Saves Two Lives in Dayton
L to R: G4S Security Officers Brad Boettcher, Slavek Lasey and Dovlet Atayev
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 21 - At a retail and hotel complex in Downtown Minneapolis, three drunk men began harassing a group of women. Security Officer Boettcher approached the men, along with Security Officers Slavek Lasey and Dovlet Atayev, and notified local police.The police arrived and detained the men (look for “Three G4S Security Officers Protect Patrons in Minneapolis” in the archive).
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L to R: G4S Security Officers Clarissa Sampson, Devin Curry and Don Donovan receive Life Safety Awards for their actions at the Dayton Metro Library
DAYTON, Ohio, March 7 - Over the course of eight days, G4S Security Officers Clarissa Sampson, Devin Curry and Don Donovan revived two individuals at the Dayton Metro Library. The three security officers used CPR on each occasion and were recognized with Life Safety Awards in front of the library staff (look for “G4S Trio Saves Two Lives in Dayton” in the archive).
VETERANS SPOTLIGHT
Walking Strong
A f t e r 2 5 ye a r s o f s e r v i c e i n t h e U. S . A r my, Chris Casper carries the experience of n u m e ro u s t o u r s t o G 4 S
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hris Casper is walking on one repaired Achilles tendon and a second that is 25 percent severed. As a result of multiple improvised explosive device (IED) incidents, the bones in his feet are shattered, causing bone fragments to slash one of the tendons and slowly saw through the second. That’s what 25 years in the military can do to a human body. Casper has seen it all: six months in Egypt during the Gulf War, deployment to Panama, two tours in Iraq, and two tours in Afghanistan. Then, as if he couldn’t get enough, after retiring from the United States Army on April 1, 2014, Casper returned to Afghanistan as a contractor for a risk management company doing site security. He worked hand-in-hand with Afghan troops, helped secure the compound, and made sure every soldier was fed. By the end of it all, Casper was ready to come home. Upon returning stateside, Casper did what he thought was best and applied to work in security. “You do everything to minimize risk (in the military),” Casper said. “Security is that way in a lesser degree. It takes the dedication, the high standard. That’s what I like about G4S, the high standard and they recruit military. I got in this program to tell my brothers and sisters that this makes the transition much smoother. You’re surrounded by likeminded individuals.” He began working with accounts, doing his best to understand the company and
Photos Courtesy Chris Casper
how it worked. Shortly after, an opening as an Area Supervisor IV became available, and Casper immediately applied. Within his role as Area Supervisor IV in Phoenix, AZ, Casper oversees the security of 11 sites, totaling more than 4,000 manhours per week. He serves as scheduling coordinator, payroll specialist, and operations specialist as well. “(You need) discipline, drive, and attention to detail,” Casper says of the skills required for an Area Supervisor. “All qualities that veterans bring to the table from their background.” From the U.S. Army to G4S, Casper has taken the experiences he used in the military and applied them directly to his job in his civilian life. The attention to detail, ability to lead others and work in a team all have carried over and helped him succeed. Chris Casper spent 25 years with the U.S. And while his past Army, experiencing six tours to four different experiences have made countries him excel, what Casper enjoys most is the people he works with. “It’s been fantastic,” Casper said of working with G4S.“I haven’t had to worry about a lot of other things that you have in other civilian jobs. I haven’t worried about fitting in with my military mindset. I haven’t had to change. G4S has accepted me for who I am and what I know and utilized that to make
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All Stars G4S Security Officer’s Awareness Helps Student in Need
G4S Supervisors Help Security Officer in Need
L to R: Chicago GM Bill O’Brien, Security Officer Claude Ortega, Area Supervisor Scott Stutler
CHICAGO, Ill. - When a suicidal comment was found written in a college bathroom, G4S Security Officer Claude Ortega searched CCTV footage and images, eventually identifying the individual. This identification helped police find the student and get them appropriate mental health care.
Site Supervisor Saves Co-Worker’s Life
L to R: Site Supervisor Jorge Perez, Security Officer Raymond Yos
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L to R: Sgt. Joseph Haner, USO Elvis Marcum, Capt. Antonio Arrington
DESLISLE, Miss. - Following the overnight shift at a chemical company in Mississippi, USO Elvis Marcum, who suffers from COPD, was having trouble breathing. When the shift ended, Sergeant Joseph Haner took USO Marcum to the gate where he used his emergency inhaler, but it didn’t help. Sgt Haner drove USO Marcum to the on-site Emergency Department where he got oxygen and was stabilized. Captain Antonio Arrington drove Marcum home before he went to the Biloxi Veterans Hospital where he was diagnosed with acute RSV virus, a life-threatening diagnosis for adults with COPD. Thanks to the help of Sgt. Haner and Capt. Arrington, USO Marcum was able to recover. SAN JOSE, Calif. - When Security Officer Raymond Yos didn’t report for duty at his assigned time, Site Supervisor Jorge Perez realized this was out of the ordinary. Perez remembered that Yos had been dealing with medical issues and contacted San Jose police to perform a welfare check. When San Jose PD arrived at Security Officer Yos’ house, they found him unresponsive on the floor. Paramedics were called and transported Yos to a local hospital. EMS said that if it were not for Perez’ quick action and awareness, Yos would not have survived much longer.
Every month, G4S offices around the United States take part in community service, whether it be donating time, money or resources toward individuals in need or to an important cause. G4S encourages all employees to be involved to help their communities. If you are involved, be sure to submit your work to your regional community service representative.
Community Service Update
G4S offices in Hawaii, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and Arizona raised more than of the G4S Tucson and Arizona Border Protection team during the Habitat for Humanity build $3,000 in sponsorships in Members Back Row (L to R): Robert Manning, Leticia Ramirez, Border Patrol Project Director Danny Montoya, Megan German, March, and volunteered 125 Nick Friebel, Jason McCray hours. Throughout the month, Front Row: (L to R) Tucson General Manager Manny Fimbres, Joanna Duarte, Collin Ruffell, Jamie Henson G4S offices across the eight states donated money or volunteered time to nine organizations. In Tucson, the local office teamed with the Arizona Border Protection team (above) to help build homes for those in need through Habitat for Humanity. Alongside future homeowners, the group combined to donate 60 volunteer hours to help people in the Tucson area. G4S Birmingham assisted the Baptist Health Foundation with their Wine Women and Shoes event (right), helping with the event as “Shoe Guys.” The event raised money for the Baptist Health Foundation, which helps patients and families with needs that aren’t covered under other medical care, such as paying bills and transportation to and from the hospital. In Honolulu, a pair of G4S Security Officers volunteered at the American Diabetes Step Out Walk. The walk, put on by the American Diabetes Association, raises funds to support people living with diabetes, research, education, and advocacy. There were more than 100 teams and 2,300 walkers during the 2017 walk in Hawaii. The G4S office in Philadelphia collected and donated non-food items to the Shriner’s Hospital in Philadelphia. The team helped collect items such as activity books, coloring books, crayons, stuffed animals, books, toys and puzzles, among other things. In total, the office created and donated 20 Easter Baskets to the children at the Shriner’s Hospital. Other G4S offices that volunteered time or money were: Pensacola, Fla., sponsoring the Santa Rosa Kids’ House Charity Cook Off; Headquarters donating money to the Nat Moore Dolphin Charity Foundation; Cleveland, Ohio, providing CPR and First Aid training to the Summit County Children’s Services; Fairfax, Va., taking part in the Washington, D.C. Special Olympics Torch Run; and Greensboro, N.C., volunteering to raise funds for local YMCA kids programs.
L to R: Princeton Baptist Medical Center Security Director Ken Farrar and G4S Birmingham GM Jacob Pugh at theWineWomen and Shoes event sponsored by the Baptist Health Foundation
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As Seen On Shout Outs In April
G4S Team in Westchester Ensures Safety at Local Hospital
G4S Security Officers Help Catch Thief in Milwaukee
L to R: G4S USO Cur tis Nealey, USO Marlon Smith, USO Michael Owens, USO Shafonda Thomas L to R:TSO Dominick Quinones,TSO Teletha Morris, CPO Frank Quinones
WESTCHESTER, N.Y., April 6 - A man, along with his father, brought his daughter into the emergency room. The two men became disruptive when ER staff would not allow them to cut the line. The man’s father drew his gun, causing CPO Frank Quinones to ask him to put it away.When he did so, the man initiated a physical altercation with CPO Quinones. TSO Teletha Morris, TSO Dominick Quinones and CPO Quinones were able to subdue the man and remove his handgun until local PD arrived (look for “G4S Team in Westchester Ensures Safety at Local Hospital” in the archive).
G4S Boston Team Aids Local PD
MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 19 - G4S Upscale Security Officers Marlon Smith, Curtis Nealey, Michael Owens and Shafonda Thomas were awarded Meritorious Service Silver and Bronze awards for helping to find and detain an individual who stole a battery from a parked car. As USOs Smith and Owens were ending their shift, they noticed a man matching the description. They relayed the information to USO Thomas who dispatched USO Nealey. Police arrived and took the suspect into custody and the stolen property was recovered and returned (look for “G4S Security Officers Help Catch Thief in Milwaukee” in the archive).
G4S CPO Aids Choking Patron
L to R: G4S Security Officers KaRon Coleman, Myriam Pierre, Les Moody, Jai-Ric Bennett
L to R: Denver GM Jeremy Graves, CPO Ben Sherwin, Jeff Nuce
BOSTON, Mass., April 14 - When a patient at a Boston area hospital became unruly, Security Officers KaRon Coleman, Myriam Pierre, Les Moody, and Jai-Ric Bennett intervened and restrained him. Hospital medical staff were able to sedate him and prevent anyone from being injured. Later, the hospital’s Director of Security called GM Don Gioncioppo to praise the work of the officers (look for “G4S Boston Team Aids Local PD” in the archive).
DENVER, Colo., April 26 - When CPO Ben Sherwin was at lunch at a local restaurant, he overheard a choking noise from the group of people sitting behind him. Immediately, CPO Sherwin realized the individual was struggling to breathe and jumped into action. CPO Sherwin performed the Heimlich Maneuver, and after multiple thrusts managed to clear the individual’s airway (look for “G4S CPO Aids Choking Patron” in the archive).
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Celebrating Service Employees Celebrating Anniversaries April 2017
35 Years Nancy
30 Years Douglas Omar Gloria
25 Years
Richard Fiona Anthony
20 Years Rodney Bryant Robert Roderick Arlene Colleen Henry Jerome Mike
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Bloomington
Bayly Galloso Grandison
Buffalo Headquarters Richmond
Hugh-Sam Headquarters Walters Headquarters Alise Schenectady Meade Lancelin Hiorns Reed Dale Reilly Mortimore Deceuninck Nelson
Ashland Atlanta Boca Raton Detroit Fort Lauderdale Headquarters Miami Nashville Portland
Hla Kyaw Anaheim Mihai Jucan Baltimore Glenn White Boca Raton Glenn Rudloff Buffalo Eugene Carter Dallas Selisha Goines Dallas Andrew Harbaugh Detroit John Scerbo Florida Raymond Saintlouis Fort Lauderdale Robert Ryan Headquarters Douglas Dang Honolulu Kenneth Ford Houston Vickie Gates Las Vegas Heidi Dolan Minneapolis Mark Hough Nashville Dennis Stewart Nashville Scott Blaakman New York Chris Decann New York Jacob Emmel New York Steve Heitz New York
Patrick James William Stephen Randolph Larry Fredrick Randy Edward Albert Jason Mickey
Honan Kell Steen Burch Snead Devere Cameron Freeman Pruitt Brackins Rezash Thompson
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Celebrating Service Employees Celebrating Anniversaries April 2017
10 Years Continued Michael Peter-Jon Glenville Jack Alice Tiffany Christopher Edward James Christopher Lavoris Robert Abdulkareem Emory Robert Carolyn Janice Willie Jane Janet Jami Richard Mike Eric Kenrick Shawn Daniel Terry Eugenio Dean Ned Tequlia Carlos Ruben Philip Gabriel Leonard Alan Amjad
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Celebrating Service Employees Celebrating Anniversaries April 2017
5 Years Continued
Mark Northcross Detroit Kevin Nunham Detroit Gregory Osuch Detroit Charles Payne Detroit Milton Ramcharitar Fort Lauderdale Jean Thorpe Fort Lauderdale Charles Ashback Fort Myers Ruth Miller Greensboro Glen Whitaker Greensboro Daniel Duggan Hartford Federico Felix Hartford William Chorba Headquarters Ro Rabici Vuikadavu Honolulu Joshulynn Foster Houston Joenobia Crutcher Huntsville Verdella Mendenhall Huntsville Matthew Duncan Indianapolis Brittani Litton Indianapolis Maribel Mims Jacksonville Dawn Craig Kansas City Calvin Blevins Las Vegas Christine Glasso Las Vegas Rudy Lane Las Vegas David Polis Las Vegas Sergio Reyes Las Vegas Dwight Weathers Long Island Michael Vickery Longview Jose Armas Los Angeles Vicente Lucero Los Angeles Alvaro Manjarrez Los Angeles Jose Orellana Los Angeles David Sosa Los Angeles Ella Buck Memphis Gerald Clarkin Miami Jorge Kau Miami Lucas Mazariegos Miami Alexis Morrison Miami Shafonda Thomas Milwaukee Jean-Claude Gbedjangni Minneapolis Xiong Yang Minneapolis Andrieu Brown Nashville Kevin Adams New Hampshire James Crow New Hampshire Eric Hardy New Hampshire
Jason Aarron Anthony John Edy Andrew Lamin Richard Giovanni Alexander Claude Charles David Rose Todd Alexis Bret Justin Marc Jesus Ronald Mark Nathan Susan Peggy Warren Frances Thomas William Erick Esther Vanessa Michael Eriberto Rita Virginia Tommy Ricky Manuel Kathleen Francisco Melchor Larry Sheena Chakrey
Luo New Hampshire Magdziarz New Hampshire Murphy New Hampshire Brown New York City Etienne New York City Henry New York City Jatta New York City Rivera New York City Williamson New York City Wolf New York City Burnside Oklahoma City Myers Omaha Burton Orlando Ford Pensacola Percell Pensacola Armitage Phoenix Biesenthal Phoenix Escobedo Phoenix Hernandez Phoenix Islas Phoenix Thibault Phoenix Rapp Pittsburgh Abelaye Portland Danner Portland Davis Raleigh Gerdts Richmond Mitchell Richmond Chadwick Riverside Cleveringa Riverside Conkle Riverside Franco Riverside Johnson Riverside Martinez Riverside Perez Riverside Wiley Riverside Peck Roanoke Gutierrez Sacramento Lewis Sacramento Hastings San Antonio Morales San Antonio Guerra-Speer San Diego Salileng San Diego Santee San Diego Baham San Fernando Valley Chan San Fernando Valley 11
Celebrating Service Employees Celebrating Anniversaries April 2017
5 Years Continued Victor Eduardo Jeff Ranjeet Percy Theodore Keith Justin Delores Jakita Sabine Karim Andre Gregory James Janine Jason Brandon Antonio Pamela Dale Ronald James Beth Clarence Karla Andrew Martha Michael Aereal Marilyn Thomas Willie Marvin John Thomas Edwin Reuben David Joshua Stephen Percy Zachary Dwayne 12
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