SHRM Group 1 Thesis
SHRM Group 1 Thesis
SHRM Group 1 Thesis
of
Royal Security
SHRM Thesis
Presented
By
Group 1
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Royal Security has been in the security sector for more than 32 years. Because of
their extensive experience and professional knowledge, they are able to reduce
security concerns and offer a safe and secure environment for your residential
areas, schools, and places of worship over a 365-day, around-the-clock operational
period. They provide the best security services available so that their clients and
residents may work worry-free knowing that their safety and security are in
capable hands.
The security officers are well-trained and receive regular refresher training to keep
their knowledge and skill sets up to date and in line with how the security business
is growing. Security Officers receive enticing benefits and pay packages in their
pursuit of excellence as a way of honoring the profession and skill. They take this
action because they thought each individual has significance to the organization.
~TABLE OF CONTENT~
Functional Strategic
I- Introduction
VI- Conclusion
VII- References
VIII- Appendices
CHAPTER I
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Mr. Sigamani Kupusamy, the company's founder, founded Royal Security in 1986.
He founded the business because he believed that by putting matters into his own
hands, he might affect positive change in his neighborhood. He wanted to provide
individuals the opportunity to be proud of their work in addition to having a job.
More than 30 years later, Royal Security is still expanding under the direction of
the present management, who have continued the founder's heritage of consistently
believing in and caring for Royal Security's employees.
Environmental Scanning
A. SWOT
STRENGTH WEAKNESSES
- Excellent Capital Expenditure - Minimal Achievement Outside of
Returns Core Business
B. TOWS
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
- Decreased Inflation - The current supply chain model,
which is driven by physical
- Opportunities to engage in adjacent infrastructure, may be threatened by
product categories are presented by changing customer purchasing patterns
stable free cash flow from online channels
C. Positioning
D. Course of Action
Strategy Formulation
A. Mission
The Company make an effort to approach all the do with the intention of
having a good influence on the people they serve and the individuals who
comprise their team.
B. Vision
To transform lives and inspire an industry.
C. Objective
To effectively utilize the considerable skills and experience of the security
officers to deliver value-added security services across a range of businesses
and locations in order to maximize client satisfaction.
D. Strategies
We employ the most up-to-date tools because technology is continuously
changing and to help us provide our services more effectively. Numerous
clients have given us positive feedback and testimonials for our high-quality,
customized solutions.
E. Policies
1.) You are required to cooperate with client workers and not jeopardize the
health and safety of others.
2.) Follow any safety guidelines and practices that have been implemented at
work.
3.) Avoid engaging in risky activities that puts you or anyone working
nearby in danger.
4.) Avoid intentional or careless conduct and never interfere with any safety
equipment.
5.) Always utilize any personal protective equipment that is offered at work
properly.
6.) Assure that the following are risk-free for everyone’s health, including
visitors:
- the office; all workplace entrances and exits; any apparatus,
equipment, plants, objects, or materials house there; the common
areas that contractors and staff use.
CHAPTER IV
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STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION
Strategy Implementation
C. Procedures
Via Singapore Police Department. This training course is conducted and
collaborated by the Singapore Police Department.
CHAPTER V
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EVALUATION AND CONTROL
Conclusion
CHAPTER VII
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REFERENCES
References
Appendices I
- Introduction
Appendices II
- Environmental Scanning
Appendices III
- Strategy Formulation
Appendices IV
- Strategy Implementation
Appendices V
- Evaluation and Control
Appendices VI
- Conclusion
Appendices VII
- References
Appendices VIII
- Curriculum Vitae
CHAPTER IX
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CURRICULUM VITAE