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We can help you get through disputes and volatile situations.
Civil standby is a type of security specifically geared towards maintaining a calm, cool atmosphere during a tense interaction.
One or more NVCSS officers will meet with you before your interaction and provide a discreet security presence, the priority being the safety of all parties involved. Officers will also keep potential hostilities from escalating and all parties depart without incident.
There are many use cases for civil standby. Here are just a few:
Tempers can flare up during divorce proceedings, corporate dissolutions, trust hearings, and other legal affairs. NVCSS officers can take on a diplomatic role and help defuse any issues that arise.
Beyond legal matters, some situations can escalate without the benefit of a strong, neutral security presence. Examples include adversarial retrievals of property (where damage may be caused by one party to spite the other), a post-divorce custody exchange, and court-ordered service of process.
To prevent workplace violence or a disruptive outburst, NVCSS officers can help keep managers and employees safe as the offboarding process is conducted. Officers can also escort the terminated individual off-site and help prevent retaliatory behaviors.
The secret to a successful civil standby operation lies in planning and attention to detail. Civil Security Service goes the extra mile to keep all parties safe in a low-key, respectful manner. For example:
NVCSS maintains high service quality by matching personnel classifications to the anticipated capabilities the role will need. We will not give assignments to personnel if its requirements exceeds their training or ability to respond, nor will we assign personnel that lack the appropriate qualifications.
Civil Security Service maintains four distinct personnel classes, each with their own standards and requirements:
| Class | Insignia | Rank | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level I | — | Unarmed Officer | For basic assignments with minimal responsibility |
| Level II |
|
Semi-Armed Officer | A hybrid role; carries only non-lethal equipment, e.g. chemical spray, baton, TASER |
| Level III |
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Armed Officer | Our standard role, fully equipped to respond to emergencies |
| Level IV |
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Armed Officer (Advanced) | The highest and most difficult field rank to achieve; requires recurrent training and special certifications to maintain |
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