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Company security is a major challenge given the growing risks such as intrusions, theft, vandalism or internal threats. To guarantee the optimal protection of your property, your staff and your infrastructure, Diamond Security offers a bespoke security audit service.

Why carry out a security audit?

A security audit evaluates your company's vulnerabilities and proposes suitable solutions to strengthen your security arrangements. It is an in-depth diagnosis aimed at identifying potential weaknesses and optimising your security policy.

The stages of our security audit

• Review of the existing setup: study of your facilities, security systems in place and internal procedures.
• Risk assessment: identification of threats specific to your sector and environment.
• Tests and simulations: scenario testing to measure the effectiveness of access control, surveillance and incident-response systems.
• Tailored recommendations: a detailed report with recommendations adapted to your company.
• Support and implementation: help implementing the recommended solutions and training your staff.

Our areas of intervention

• Securing access points and infrastructure
• Review of internal procedures (visitor management, security protocols)
• Analysis of surveillance systems (video protection, alarms, security officers)
• Protection of sensitive data and cybersecurity
• Crisis-management and business-continuity planning

Why choose Diamond Security?

• Recognised expertise in private security
• Bespoke solutions adapted to your business
• A team of qualified and certified professionals
• Confidentiality and compliance with current standards

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1. Introduction

The armed reinforced security officer is a highly qualified professional, specialised in the protection of property and people within a private security company. Holding a prefectural authorisation, they are trained and licensed to carry category B and D weapons, in accordance with the legal requirements in force in France.

2. Duties and responsibilities

The armed reinforced security officer operates in various sensitive contexts requiring heightened protection. Their duties include:

• Protection of sensitive sites (companies, banks, embassies, high-risk industrial sites, etc.).
• Securing high-risk events (VIP gatherings, sporting events, demonstrations, etc.).
• Secure escorts and transfers of people or valuables.
• Rapid intervention in the event of a threat: deterrence, neutralisation and bringing people to safety.
• Surveillance and access control through patrols and strategic checkpoints.
• Application of safety instructions and incident management in coordination with law enforcement where necessary.

3. Qualifications and training

To perform this role, the officer holds the following qualifications:

• Mandatory professional licence issued by the CNAPS (French national council for private security activities).
• Prefectural firearms authorisation for category B (handguns, revolvers) and D (tonfas, batons, defence sprays, etc.).
• Specific training in shooting and weapons handling (Professional Qualification Certificate – Armed Surveillance).
• First-aid training and emergency management.
• Mastery of self-defence and intervention techniques.

4. Qualities and skills

The armed reinforced security officer must demonstrate:

• Great rigour and composure in all circumstances.
• The ability to analyse and react quickly to high-risk situations.
• Keen observation and the ability to anticipate potential threats.
• Strict compliance with regulations and professional ethics.
• Discretion and professionalism in the performance of their duties.

5. Legal framework and regulations

The employment of an armed security officer is strictly governed by Law No. 83-629 of 12 July 1983 on private security activities. The use of weapons is subject to precise conditions, within a clear legal framework intended to ensure a balance between security and respect for public freedoms.

Conclusion: the armed reinforced security officer plays an essential role in protecting sensitive sites and people exposed to risk. Their expertise, combined with rigorous training and strict regulation, guarantees optimal security within the scope of the assignments entrusted to them.

Article L.612-14 of the French Internal Security Code further states that "the authorisation to operate confers no prerogative of public authority on the company or the persons who benefit from it".

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A security officer's role at a client site is to ensure the protection of people, property and information on the site assigned to them. Their duties vary according to the client's needs and the security company's instructions.

1. Surveillance and prevention

• Carry out security patrols to detect any anomaly (intrusion, fire, breakdown, etc.).
• Monitor access points (control of the entry and exit of people and vehicles).
• Check that security systems are working properly (cameras, alarms, lighting, etc.).
• Prevent malicious acts (theft, damage, assault).

2. Response in the event of an incident

• Apply safety instructions in the event of an abnormal situation.
• Alert and assist the emergency services in case of emergency (fire, accident, intrusion).
• Restrain an individual in the event of a disturbance on the site, in compliance with the law.

3. Reception and access control

• Verify the identity of visitors and employees.
• Keep a register of entries and exits.
• Issue badges and ensure they are worn where required.

4. Report writing and communication

• Report events to the client and their management (logbook, incident report).
• Communicate effectively with the other services concerned (Police, Fire Brigade).

5. Application of site-specific instructions

• Comply with and enforce the security instructions specific to the establishment.
• Adapt their behaviour to the type of site (retail, industry, events, etc.).
• The security officer must also show vigilance, composure and professionalism in carrying out their duties.

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At Diamond Security, we provide qualified fire-safety professionals who meet the strictest requirements to ensure the protection of people and property. Our teams, made up of SSIAP 1, SSIAP 2 and SSIAP 3 officers, operate across a range of sensitive sites: high-rise buildings (IGH), public-access buildings (ERP), industrial sites, hotel complexes and other infrastructure requiring a high level of fire safety.

SSIAP 1 – Fire safety officer

Our SSIAP 1 officers are on the front line to:

• Prevent fires (surveillance patrols, checking installations)
• Respond rapidly to an outbreak of fire
• Assist people and evacuate the public
• Apply and enforce safety instructions

SSIAP 2 – Fire safety team leader

SSIAP 2 team leaders provide supervision and coordination:

• Supervision of SSIAP 1 officers
• Organisation and monitoring of patrols and safety checks
• Incident management and implementation of emergency procedures
• Training and raising team awareness of fire safety

SSIAP 3 – Fire safety department head

The SSIAP 3 is responsible for the site's overall fire safety:

• Drawing up and implementing fire-safety plans
• Regulatory monitoring and bringing establishments into compliance
• Coordination with the authorities (fire brigade, prefecture, safety commission)
• Management of fire-safety teams and equipment

Why choose Diamond Security?

• Qualified officers trained in the latest regulations
• Intervention 24/7 on all types of site
• State-of-the-art equipment and technology for effective prevention
• Expertise and rigour to guarantee maximum safety

By choosing Diamond Security, you benefit from a reliable, responsive fire-safety service that complies with current standards. The safety of your establishment is our priority.

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In the field of private security, the K9 officer — also known as a dog handler — plays an essential role in protecting property and people. Their partnership with a specially trained dog provides enhanced surveillance and increased responsiveness to potential threats.

What is a K9 officer?

The K9 officer is a security professional trained to work in tandem with a defence and detection dog. Thanks to a relationship of trust and specific training, the dog becomes a valuable asset for preventing and deterring risks.

The K9 officer's duties

• Surveillance and prevention: regular patrols to deter any attempted intrusion or malicious act.
• Detection and intervention: identification of suspicious behaviour and the ability to respond rapidly to a threat.
• Access control: checking entries and exits on a secured site.
• Event security: protecting events, concerts or gatherings requiring an enhanced security arrangement.
• Protection of sensitive sites: surveillance of warehouses, industrial sites, construction sites or private properties.

The advantages of the officer-dog team

• Natural and effective deterrence
• Rapid detection of intrusions and threats
• Immediate intervention capability
• Complementary to other security systems (video surveillance, human patrols)

Diamond Security provides highly qualified K9 officers, accompanied by carefully selected and trained dogs. We ensure strict compliance with current regulations and adapt our services to your specific needs.

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