Security Guard Services in Kuwait

Security Considerations in Kuwait

A program in Kuwait usually covers stores in the major shopping centers, offices in commercial towers in Kuwait City and, at times, sites in Ahmadi or Jahra. Distances between sites are relatively short, which allows regular field supervision. The program applies the same Post Orders, the same supervision and the same reporting format at every site. Arabic is the main working language, and English is widely used in companies and retail.

Shopping center traffic rises during the Eid holidays and the National Day and Liberation Day holidays in February, and working and shopping hours change during Ramadan, when activity continues late into the night. Coverage plans need relief officers, seasonal reinforcement and clear procedures for extreme heat at exterior posts in summer, as well as coordination with the security management of shopping complexes.

• The Avenues
• 360 Mall
• Arabian Gulf Street
• Sharq
• Mirqab
• Salem Al Mubarak Street
• Marina Mall
• Souq Al Mubarakiya

How Coverage Works in Kuwait

McCray designs the program, and officers follow McCray Post Orders.

Private Security Regulation in Kuwait

The licensing requirements that apply to security guard companies in Kuwait are confirmed before any work begins.

Cities in Kuwait

• Kuwait City
• Hawalli
• Salmiya
• Farwaniya
• Ahmadi
• Jahra
• Fahaheel

Coverage in other cities and areas, including Mangaf, Adailiya and Sabah Al Salem, is available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Languages Do the Officers Speak?

Officers speak Arabic or English, and officers fluent in both languages are assigned to reception and luxury retail posts. The required language level is set in the Post Orders for each site.

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