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Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Team Watchdogs: Don's Birthday!

Team Watchdogs take time to celebrate Don's birthday, who is the supervisor of security!

Friday, December 30, 2011

Team Security: Occupational Wellness!



Team security gathers to learn and brush up on safety techniques and tips for water heaters and furnace reset methods for better customer service and the comfort of our residents during emergencies. ~submitted by Margie Houck-security~

Team Security: Resident Council Update

Security meets with the Resident Council of Chaminade to introduce new members and to improve communication. ~submitted by Margie Houck~


Sunday, December 18, 2011

Team Security: Holiday Safety Tips!









Holiday shopping safety tips from your security department



Shop during daylight hours and go with a friend


If you must shop at night park in a well light area and avoid parking next to cars and vans with tinted windows


Dress comfortably and avoid wearing expensive jewelry.


Always stay alert to your surrounding

Pay for purchases with a credit card avoid carrying large amounts cash


Keep cash and or wallets in your front pockets

Carry your purse close to your body never put it down or on top of the car to open the door.


Avoid overloading yourself with packages it is important to have clear visibility to avoid falls


Be aware of strangers approaching you for any reason

Call store security it your feel uncomfortable walking to your car.


MERRY CHRISTMAS……………….ST. LEONARD SECURITY

Friday, December 16, 2011

Team Security: Appreciation Breakfast!



Don Micucci, supervisor for the security department, held an appreciation breakfast for his team members. Tom Hess supervisor of grounds was helping to organize the snow removal early by asking for volunteers before the snow season arrives. These two teams work together to make sure that the environment is safe and that the hazards of snow and ice are minimized as much as possible.