Leonie Bevan, Certis - Adelaide, SA Leonie always prioritises the needs of customers and clients during each shift she works. She is always professional, respectful and caring when dealing with people while ensuring their safety. As a Security Officer, Leonie has often assisted members of the public experiencing personal issues by obtaining support for them and seeking help from support groups or emergency services. Leonie also offers her assistance to law enforcement by helping to locate missing persons, and she has no reservations about going above and beyond her scope of work to do so. Her standout qualities include a knack for keeping people calm in stressful situations, and knowing when a situation needs to be escalated to the police. Leonie exemplifies Certis’ core values of customer focus, care and professionalism. Thank you, Leonie. Find out more about how to celebrate ISOD and use the free collateral here: https://ow.ly/b91V50OIH88 #asial #asialmember #security #thankyousecurityofficers #securityindustry
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