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Condor Seguridad Privada S.A.S.

Equipment

Working at 3775 m s. n. m., with wind and sub-zero temperatures, demands concrete resources: prepared units, control tools and properly equipped personnel.

Mobile units

Marked 4x4 pickup trucks, prepared for high-altitude roads, snow and project access routes.

Mobile units — Cóndor Seguridad Privada
  • Marked 4x4 pickup trucks

    Units with institutional markings, a beacon light and safety equipment to operate in the Puna.

  • Prepared for altitude and snow

    Vehicles fitted out for gravel roads, snow and sub-zero temperatures.

  • Patrols and response

    The units cover perimeter patrols, internal transfers and response to incidents.

Control tools

Technical equipment used by staff to carry out entry, exit and internal-movement controls.

Control tools — Cóndor Seguridad Privada
  • Breathalyzer

    Lifeloc unit with a rigid case and disposable mouthpieces for plant entry control.

  • Metal detector

    Cronos handheld detector for screening people at checkpoints.

  • Radar gun

    Handheld radar for speed control on internal roads and access routes.

  • Recording terminal

    Printer and terminal for recording and documenting the checks performed.

Staff equipment

Every guard goes on duty with the full gear that working at 3775 meters of altitude demands.

Staff equipment — Cóndor Seguridad Privada
  • Institutional uniform

    High-visibility uniform with company identification and a visible ID credential.

  • Cold-weather gear for the Puna

    Clothing for low temperatures and wind, safety footwear and eye protection.

  • Personal protective equipment

    Helmet, harness and PPE in line with the health and safety standards of each mining project.

Communications

A permanent link between posts, mobile units and base — essential in areas with no signal.

Communications — Cóndor Seguridad Privada
  • Radio at posts and in vehicles

    Radio equipment that keeps the link open where there is no cell phone coverage.

  • Incident reporting

    Daily report and incident log per post, escalated to the person in charge of the site.

  • Coordination with the 107th Police Precinct

    Backing and coordination with the police force for any incident at the site.

Training

Staff training

Quality is a responsibility shared by human resources and material resources. That's why, at every level of the organization, we provide training, coaching and motivation, to guarantee a highly trained team across the range of disciplines each mission demands.

  • First aid and rescue — staff training

    First aid and rescue

    Practice in immobilization, stretcher transport and initial assistance for on-site emergencies.

  • Working at height and harness use — staff training

    Working at height and harness use

    Training in harness use, lifelines and protocols for working at height.

  • Vehicle rescue — staff training

    Vehicle rescue

    Rescue maneuvers and assistance for road accidents on internal roads and routes in the area.

  • Emergencies and fire extinguisher use — staff training

    Emergencies and fire extinguisher use

    Procedures for accidents, evacuation and handling firefighting equipment.

Training

What every guard is trained in

The training courses the company provides are reviewed periodically and are a requirement for taking on a post.

  • Preparation and drafting of incident reports
  • Discipline and reliability
  • Personal presentation and uniform
  • Physical description of people
  • Physical control and verification of people and vehicles
  • Knowledge of private security regulations
  • Theft and robbery prevention
  • Introduction to security
  • Procedures for accidents and emergencies

Gallery

Equipment in service

In the gallery we publish photos of our units, our control tools and our staff at the various sites.

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