COMPANY INFO

 

Introduction to Our Company

In an endeavor for self-sustainability and job creation as well as being envious of our picturesque village, surfaced an initiative to start a security company that will focus on a diverse and holistic approach to property-crime combating and prevention. The company has been operating since from 2005 and formally registered with Private Security Regulatory Authority in 2011.

Company Name: Fair Brothers Security cc.

CK Registration number: 2010/098892/23

PSIRA Registration number: 2066642

Address: 381 Kgubetswana, CLARENS, 9707

Contact Number: 058 256 1178 (Office)

Contact Person(s): Mawela (0833415919)

Key Personnel

Fair Brothers Security is led by a highly qualified individual in Business management;

Mawela Mashinini (Director),

Mr. Mashinini has extensive business management

experience ranging from Construction, Retail, Transport and Security industries.

 

Qualifications

Law (UNISA)

Customer Service Management (UNISA)

Business Communication (UNISA)

Assessor (Success College)

Education and Training Practitioner (Institute for People Development)

MBA certificate (Success Institute)

International Legal Studies (Alison)

Security Studies (Grade B)

Core Values

  • Integrity – be honest, open and fair.
  • Excellence – provide the highest service level, exceeding expectations and take pride in what we do.
  • Respect – treat everyone with dignity and respect.
  • Partnership – work together with our community and the Police to solve the problem that affect everyone.
  • Commitment – be responsible, loyal and dedicated to the mission of our company.
  • Progressive – be flexible and adaptive to changing demands and circumstances placed on security.
  • Teamwork – co-operate with and learn from one another; trust and respect each other; contribute fully for the betterment of the team.
  • Leadership – provide direction and guidance to those in need.

Scope of Work

  • Secure premises and personnel by physically patrolling the property;
  • Inspect buildings, equipment and access points – permitting entry;
  • Prevent losses and damage by reporting irregularities;
  • Informing violators of policy and procedures;
  • Restraining trespassers