Managed security services in the Marshall Islands

Security considerations in the Marshall Islands

Programs usually cover offices, retail and warehouse sites, hotels and port facilities in Majuro, which is also a busy tuna transshipment port, along the road from Delap to Laura and Amata Kabua International Airport. Ebeye is reached by air, so supervision and relief officers for sites there need separate planning. Marshallese and English are both official languages, and the US dollar is the currency. Coverage plans should include relief officers, procedures for high tides and coastal flooding, and staffing for public holidays and events.

• Delap
• Uliga
• Djarrit
• Uliga Dock
• Laura
• Amata Kabua International Airport
• Ebeye

How MGP delivers coverage in the Marshall Islands

Coverage in the Marshall Islands runs on the MGP Global Partner Program: MGP designs and manages the program, and officers are supplied by vetted local security partners and held to MGP Post Orders.

Private security regulation in the Marshall Islands

Licensing requirements for security work in the Marshall Islands are confirmed with local partners before work begins.

Locations in the Marshall Islands

• Majuro
• Delap
• Uliga
• Djarrit
• Laura
• Ebeye

Coverage in other islands and locations is arranged on request.

Frequently asked questions

Does MGP hold its own security licence in the Marshall Islands?

No. MGP does not hold its own security licence in the Marshall Islands. Officers are employed by vetted local security companies that hold the required licences, and MGP manages the program, its standards and its reporting.

What languages do officers speak?

Officers speak Marshallese and English. Language requirements for each post are set in the Post Orders.

See the Oceania overview for other countries and territories.