Security Guard Employment Contract

Security companies, create customized contracts quickly and easily with this Security Guard Services Agreement for Event or Function.

• This form of contract is used to provide security services on a per-event basis, such as for large parties or socials.
• The security company is responsible for bonding and licensing its employees and for providing the client with proof of licensing and current insurance.
• The client will provide a designated representative to be accessible throughout the duration of the event to provide information and assistance to the guards.
• The security guards have the authority to deal with any potential problems including verbal or physical confrontations, unless a situation appears to be outside their control, in which event they will contact police for assistance.
• The contract template can be easily customized with your company logo, address, phone numbers and website URL.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Governed by U.S. laws and intended to be used only in the United States.

Use this customizable template to draw up a contract to provide security guards to your clients.

• The security guard's services include regular patrols of the premises and parking areas, preparing daily shift reports, reporting all accidents and incidents.
• The security company is responsible for hiring, training, supervising, equipping and outfitting all of its guards.
• Security guards must be fluent in spoken and written English, have a valid driver's license and be a citizen of the United States and legally able to work in the country in accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act.
• The security company is responsible for paying any sales and use taxes to suppliers for materials it requires to fulfill its obligations, and for paying its own taxes, payroll taxes, remittances and benefits.
• The security company will carry adequate general liability, automobile liability and worker's compensation insurance.
• The security company will obtain a fidelity bond up to $10,000 for each officer assigned to the client.
• The client is responsible for security in any areas that are off limits to security personnel.

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Use this Security Guard Employment Application Form to screen applicants for a position with a private security company.

• The applicant must provide employment history, experience, personal information (e.g. education, criminal offenses, proof of citizenship) and references.
• The form includes a Certification and Acceptance by Applicant, which authorizes the security company to investigate and follow up on the information provided in the application.
• The application form also includes a schedule of Employment Requirements for all security personnel hired by the company. The applicant is required to acknowledge and accept the requirements in writing.
• It is fully editable and can be easily customized for your business.
• The Security Guard Employment Application Form is a generic template that can be used anywhere.

Protect your confidential information against unauthorized use by a current or past employee with this Noncompetition, Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement.

• All new employees should sign the agreement prior to commencing employment.
• You should also have your current employees execute a copy of the Agreement as well.
• The employee agrees to keep all proprietary information and data belonging to the employer confidential during and after the term of employment.
• The employee covenants not to work for any business competing with the employer's business for a specified period of time after the termination of employment.
• This is a generic legal form which does not contain references to any specific laws or regulations.

Don't lose your competitive edge to an ambitious ex-employee. Buy the Employee Noncompetition, Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement for your business today.

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