CENSOR SECURITY AND POLYGRAPH SERVICES
BASED IN WITBANK BUT CAN SUPPLY SERVICES IN MIDDELBURG, PRETORIA, JHB, AND DURBAN.
Registered in Terms of the Private Security Industry Regulation Act, 2001 (Act No. 56 of 2001).
SIRA REGISTRATION NO 1497462.
TRADING IN KINSHASA
(DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO)
REG. NO : No d'ordre (2) 1228
AS KIKINDI SECURITY SERVICES
ADDRESS : C/de Kinshasa AV : ITAGA No 101.
Many security firms and proprietary security departments practice the "detect, deter, observe and report" methodology,
(THE ORIGIN OF OUR NAME "CENSOR").
Security officers are not required to make arrests but have the authority to make a citizen's arrest or otherwise act as an agent of law enforcement at the request of a police officer, sheriff, etcetera.
In addition to the methodology mentioned above, a private security officer's primary duty is the prevention and deterrence of crime. Security personnel enforce company rules and can act to protect lives and property. In fact, they frequently have a contractual obligation to provide these actions.
Security officers are trained to perform arrest and control procedures (including handcuffing and restraints), operate emergency equipment, perform first aid, CPR, take accurate notes, write detailed reports, and perform other tasks as required by the contractee they are serving.
Security officers are required to go through additional training mandated by the state for the carrying of weapons such as batons, firearms, and pepper spray. Some officers are required to complete police certification for special duties. In recent years, due to elevated threats of violent crimes, most security officers are required to have bomb-threat training and/or emergency crisis training, especially those located in soft target areas such as shopping malls, schools, and any other area where the general public congregate.
Security personnel may also perform access control at building entrances and vehicle gates; meaning, they ensure that employees and visitors display proper passes or identification before entering the facility.
Security officers are often called upon to respond to minor emergencies (lost persons, lockouts, dead vehicle batteries, etc.) and to assist in serious emergencies by guiding emergency responders to the scene of the incident, helping to redirect foot traffic to safe locations, and by documenting what happened on an incident report.
Armed security officers are frequently contracted to respond as law enforcement until a given situation at a client location is under control and/or public authorities arrive on the scene.
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| Telephone : 013 656 4233 |
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| Telephone : 082 492 5639 |
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| Cell : 079 250 9810 |
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| Fax : 086 650 2195 |
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| Email : censor@web4us.co.za |
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| Website : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security |
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| Physical Address |
Montello Square, 4 Frans Street,
Fransville, Witbank, Mpumalanga |
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| Postal Address |
P O Box 8664
Die Heuwel
Witbank
1042 |
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 BEE COMPLIANCE
Censor Security enjoys a 110% BEE Procurement Recognition status and also has Black Economic Empowerment status level of 3.
The Company became operational on the 27th August 2007, starting with seven guards.
The Company was started by The Yuka Share Trust (represented by Johan Wessels), Monica Richards and
Leon Baloyi, managed by Danie Richards. The Company is currently employing 300+ guards.
LEGAL ADVISOR / GENERAL MANAGER:
Daniel-Ross Richards (LLB – UP)
Ross Richards our Legal Advisor obtained his LLB Degree at (UP) and is a qualified Lawyer. He has obtained experience in different fields of law. Ross oversees the entire range of activities of our company, and is an integral part of the staff work ethics.
In the event of Labour disputes Ross will handle the dispute resolution process which includes conciliations, arbitrations, mediations and disciplinary hearings. He is also open to our clients with legal advice where the client may experience any legal problems.
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 Patrol Vehicle
Our guards are delivered and collected at their place of work with Company transport to ensure that they are on their post on time and dressed and equipped according to Company standards and Client requirements.
During their shift guards are visited on a regular and un-announced basis to ensure that they perform their duties according to Company standards and Client requirements. Patrol Vehicles are also available to respond to emergencies.
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 Our Guards
Our guards are always dressed in full uniform and are fully equipped with batons, handcuffs, torches and radios.
All Security Officers are registered and accredited with PSIRA, Police cleared and fully trained.
On site training are continuously given by our Training Manager.
Guards have a minimum qualification of grade 12 and Grade “E” to "A" PSIRA accreditation.
A security guard or security officer is usually a privately and formally employed person who is paid to protect property, assets, and/or people.
Security officers are uniformed and act to protect property by maintaining a high visibility presence to deter illegal and/or inappropriate actions, observing (either directly, through patrols, or by watching alarm systems or video cameras) for signs of crime, fire or disorder; then taking action and/or reporting any incidents to their client, employer and emergency services as appropriate.
It has to be noted that a guard is deterrent and not a guarantee that crime will not take place. What we can guarantee is that all incidents will receive immediate attention and where necessary our Investigation Team will be called in. We also have excellent back-up systems in place.
GUARDS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS.
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 Specialist Polygraph Examiner
(APA)
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF POLYGRAPH (SOUTH AFRICA)
CALL : ANEL LOURENS
013 656 4233 OR
082 820 2768
e-mail:
anel.censor@web4us.co.za
BACKGROUND
The validity and reliability of a specific PDD examination (polygraph test) is a direct result of the proper administration of that specific exam. To maximize the known potential of fear of detection of deception resulting in physiological changes inside the human body, these changes being recorded with a polygraph instrument, and the proper identification of these changes by a qualified polygraphist, a comprehensive understanding of Forensic Psychophysiology and the ability to properly administer PDD exams are essential. This understanding and ability results only from quality study and training.
Training as a polygraphist in the distant past usually required an extended stay in the USA. Traveling and accommodation in USA dollar rates means it is extremely expensive for South Africans and many others to attend these courses. Since 1997 the Veri-Dicus Group has presented Basic and Advanced polygraph courses in South Africa, in conjunction with the Argenbright International Institute of Polygraph and the American International Institute of Polygraph. These courses provided South Africans and others with the opportunity to receive internationally accredited polygraph training with some of the best American polygraph instructors, at drastically reduced costs.
Due to the escalation of crime, fraud and corruption on the African Continent, there is a growing need for highly qualified polygraphists. This has resulted in the registration of the American International Institute of Polygraph (South Africa), to facilitate professional, comprehensive and internationally accredited training on the continent.
The course outlined in this bulletin will be presented in conjunction with the American International Institute of Polygraph. Mr. Chuck Slupski will be the visiting instructor from the USA. Mr. Slupski was previously an instructor and Staff Assistant to the Director at the US Department of Defense Polygraph Institute and the Director of the Argenbright International Institute of Polygraph (formerly the Academy of Forensic Polygraph).
Both the American International Institute of Polygraph and the American International Institute of Polygraph (South Africa) have been founded to provide quality training in Forensic Psychophysiology (polygraph) to law enforcement and the private business sector. The American International Institute of Polygraph is fully accredited by the American Polygraph Association (APA).
Completion of an APA accredited basic polygraph examiners course is one of the prerequisites for full membership in the APA.
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 Guard Monitoring
At sites where it is required that guards must patrol and visit, and inspect certain areas the Company install the Magtouch system, which ensures that the guard patrol and inspect certain areas at specified times.
Mag-Touch guard monitoring is a completely self-contained portable electronic data collection unit, which revolutionizes the data collection for security guard monitoring and materials or objects tracking.
Its rugged, splash-proof housing makes it ideally suited for any environment, whether corrosive or otherwise hazardous.
Date and time stamped transactions are stored in state of the art electronic circuitry, which can be uploaded into a standard PC for evaluation and reporting purposes.
Such reports include :
Shift report, showing the sequence of guard’s route, per checkpoint, with time and date.
Check point register
Point frequency report
Magtouch Properties :
Minimum training of personnel required!
Thousands of time-stamped transactions before uploading
Robust and indestructible
Lightweight and portable
EXAMPLE OF MAGTOUCH PATROL REPORT :
Censor Security Services cc
Site : Mountain View Luxury Estates
Security Officers on duty : Robert Mnisi & Sunnyboy Maseko
Remarks by Danie Richards
Report of Magtouch data uploaded 10/6/2007 8:49:50 AM
From unit (MagtA406) Ver7808
Date Time Id Number Location
2007/10/05 19:27 (3E0E76) 1 Control Room > REMARK : Patrol must start at 18h00
2007/10/05 19:58 (3D231A) 5 Unit 21
2007/10/05 20:32 (3D11A9) 9 Unit 80
2007/10/05 20:43 (3BEFE7) 8 Unit 104
2007/10/05 20:52 (3D11A9) 9 Unit 80
2007/10/05 20:55 (3E3239) 10 Unit 4 > REMARK : First night, guards not sure where clocking points is.
2007/10/05 20:58 (3E0E76) 1 Control Room
2007/10/05 22:15 (3E0E76) 1 Control Room > REMARK : Patrols stopped because of heavy rain.
2007/10/05 22:20 (AF20B2) 2 Unit 140
2007/10/05 22:21 (AF20B2) 2 Unit 140
2007/10/05 22:24 (AC173D) 3 Unit 112
2007/10/05 22:28 (AF1AFE) 4 Unit 117
2007/10/05 22:32 (3D231A) 5 Unit 21
2007/10/05 22:34 (3E418C) 6 Unit 16
2007/10/05 22:36 (AF22ED) 7 Unit 64 (Office)
2007/10/05 22:37 (AF22ED) 7 Unit 64 (Office)
2007/10/05 22:40 (3BEFE7) 8 Unit 104
2007/10/05 22:41 (3D11A9) 9 Unit 80
2007/10/05 22:46 (3E3239) 10 Unit 4
2007/10/05 22:49 (3E0E76) 1 Control Room > REMARK : Good patrol,all points clocked.
2007/10/05 22:59 (3E0E76) 1 Control Room
2007/10/05 23:06 (AF20B2) 2 Unit 140
2007/10/05 23:09 (AC173D) 3 Unit 112
2007/10/05 23:15 (AF1AFE) 4 Unit 117
2007/10/05 23:19 (3D231A) 5 Unit 21
2007/10/05 23:21 (3E418C) 6 Unit 16
2007/10/05 23:23 (AF22ED) 7 Unit 64 (Office)
2007/10/05 23:29 (3BEFE7) 8 Unit 104
2007/10/05 23:30 (3D11A9) 9 Unit 80
2007/10/05 23:34 (3E3239) 10 Unit 4
(Report shortened for publishing)
BE ASSURED OF OUR CONTINUOUS COMMITMENT TO THE SAFETY OF YOUR PREMISES AND ITS RESIDENTS!
Recognition : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security
MEMBERS : (CENSOR SECURITY) : THE YUKA SHARE TRUST, M.M. RICHARDS, D.L. BALOYI.
MEMBERS : (KIKINDI SECURITY SERVICES) : D. RICHARDS, T. COETSER, IKOBYA AMINIA Francine.
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