Five things to verify before signing
1) Agency license number on file with Florida DBPR — ask for it and check it. 2) Certificate of insurance naming you as additional insured. 3) Whether officers are W-2 employees or subcontractors. 4) Supervisor site-check frequency. 5) Whether you receive digital daily activity reports with GPS-verified patrol tours.
Red flags
No license number on the website, rates far below $20 per hour, no written post orders, no supervisor contact after hours, and no proof of workers' compensation coverage. Any of these shifts liability onto the property owner.
Related questions
- What is Ranger's Florida license number?
- Ranger Operation Services Inc holds Florida security agency license B3200150.