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We'll make sure valuable cargo arrives safely.
When you don't want to risk assets being lost in transit, Civil Security Service can help in one of two ways:
Value comes in many forms — here are just some of the assets we can help you transport safely:
Secured transport can be finely tuned to meet your needs, with numerous features designed to make the process as efficient as possible.
We'll help you determine the best approach for securely transporting your assets, be it a single security vehicle or a full multi-unit convoy. We can also determine the best paths to take, plan backup routes, and more.
For long distance transportation and/or ultra-high value assets, we can integrate route scouting, moving "pass offs" (to avoid vulnerable fuel stops), and other mobile security tactics.
Officers can be in uniform, plainclothes, or a mixture of both. Similarly, assets can be transported/escorted by marked patrol vehicles, unmarked "stock" vehicles, or both.
From start to finish, officers assigned to your secure transport detail will document your assets' journey with body worn cameras and in-car dash cameras. Vehicles can also be monitored with real time GPS technology.*
Once transport has completed, Civil Security Service can provide a full report with video evidence, tracking data, and more.
*Options may be limited for plainclothes officers and unmarked vehicles.
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 |
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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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