Security Guard Services in Jordan

Security Considerations in Jordan

A program in Jordan usually covers offices and stores in Amman and, at times, hotel sites in Aqaba or at the Dead Sea. The program applies the same Post Orders, the same supervision and the same reporting format at every site, with supervisors traveling between Amman and other sites on a set schedule. Arabic is the working language, and English is widely used in companies, hotels and international organizations.

The tourist season is concentrated in spring and autumn, traffic rises in summer as Jordanians living abroad return home, and the Gulf of Aqaba draws visitors in winter. Working hours change during Ramadan. Coverage plans need relief officers, seasonal reinforcement and coordination with the security management of shopping centers, hotels and office towers.

• Abdali
• Abdali Boulevard
• Shmeisani
• Sweifieh
• Abdoun
• Taj Mall
• City Mall
• Mecca Mall
• Aqaba Special Economic Zone

How Coverage Works in Jordan

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

Private Security Regulation in Jordan

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

Cities and Areas in Jordan

• Amman
• Aqaba
• Irbid
• Zarqa
• Madaba
• Dead Sea

Coverage in other cities and areas, including Salt, Jerash and Karak, is available on request.

Governorates of Jordan

• Irbid
• Ajloun
• Jerash
• Mafraq
• Balqa
• Capital (Amman)
• Zarqa
• Madaba
• Karak
• Tafilah
• Ma’an
• Aqaba

Frequently Asked Questions

What Languages Do the Officers Speak?

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

See the Middle East overview for other countries.