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Mil-Spec Safety & Security Launches New Website
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Mil-Spec Safety & Security is now even more accessible online for current and prospective clients.

PHILADELPHIA - Washingtoner -- Mil-Spec Safety & Security is a solutions-driven company that always resolves the challenges of working in remote and complex environments.  Mil-Spec is proud to announce the launch of their new website which offers streamlined accessibility; immediate customer support, a company blog, and current company details.

Mil-Spec Safety & Security is known as a leader as a solutions-driven company.  They partner with clients for a deeper understanding of what is required and deliver cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality.  Mil-Spec Safety & Security provides trained, professional, uniformed security guards who protect client personnel, facilities, assets, offices, residences, camps, and equipment. The Mil-Spec guards are equipped to prevent, deter and react to any hostile or criminal actions.

"Our clients – new and potential – are on the go," says David Stockman President of Mil-Spec Safety & Security.  He continues, "So many people are mobile, so we needed our site to be our main hub.  Now you have access to everything related to Mil-Spec with one click.

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The services at Mil-Spec Safety & Security include:
  • Armed & Unarmed Security Services- security guards maintain a safe and secure environment at businesses, organizations, and residential properties. Armed security officers are trained and licensed to carry a weapon.
  • Fire Watch - A fire watch is a security officer assigned to monitor either a portion of or the whole building to protect the occupants from fire.
  • Mobile patrol- The biggest difference between a static guard is that a static guard remains on a particular site for the duration of their shift.
  • Robotics- Knightscope is an advanced security technology company offering fully autonomous security robots that deter, detect, and report.
  • Virtual Services (Guard Services, Virtual Concierge, & Virtual Engineering) - Cutting-edge technology meets unparalleled virtual expertise.

To learn more, please visit: https://mil-specsecurity.com/

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