When you throw an event, you always have mixed feelings about crowds. You want to get your message out to as many people as possible, and getting a whole bunch of people together, gathering and socialising, is a great way to do so. However, crowds also mean increased chances of incidents and altercations, which can be a huge headache.

In a perfect world, all crowds would be orderly and everyone would work together. However, we do not live in a perfect world. Large events, events with young people, and events serving alcohol all prove to have different risks of altercation and misconduct. Without a security team, your group is liable to lawsuits and a public relations nightmare.

Throwing an event for your organisation or company can be a high stress situation. You need all of your staffers in line, your promotional items, technical set up, and food in place, and you need to handle any VIPs that may be around, all on a strict schedule. Trying to think about security on top of all of that could put anyone in a panic.

In large events and companies, some areas are more important (and thus at risk) than others. The gatehouse is a crucial part of any structure and makes sure that only those with clearance get in and out. In an era of high fraudulence and theft, it is essential that your gatehouse security is up to snuff.

When a customer or guest arrives in an area, they expect to be treated with courtesy and efficiency. While ideally, you want to greet all the guests yourself, that is not generally plausible or effective. At Auswide Security, the concierge and duty manager staff are highly trained in customer relations and hospitality. Quick thinking problem solvers review all situations, meaning whether guests are checking in to an event or looking for information for a week's stay, they'll get service with style. The concierge staff also has experience interpersonally, meaning relations between employees are ameliorated and work progress flows smoothly.

When a customer or guest arrives in an area, they expect to be treated with courtesy and efficiency. While ideally, you want to greet all the guests yourself, that is not generally plausible or effective. At Auswide Security, the concierge and duty manager staff are highly trained in customer relations and hospitality. Quick thinking problem solvers review all situations, meaning whether guests are checking in to an event or looking for information for a week's stay, they'll get service with style. The concierge staff also has experience interpersonally, meaning relations between employees are ameliorated and work progress flows smoothly.

Certain times of the year are more inclined to experience the "five finger discount" in retail stores. In today's economy, no business can afford to lose merchandise or cash over shoplifting or theft. Asking your employees to be vigilant is smart, but also puts them in an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous position.

One of the biggest headaches in any major event is parking and traffic. With everyone trying to get in and out of the event in a hurry, people sometimes don't pay attention. Left unattended, these messes can lead to dangerous conditions and potentially accidents.