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Pretty much picked it up as I went along too, but agree any course should start with security risk management 101, and a degree of physical security. Then you have all your bolt on's depending on what type of industry you are in. For me I have people all over the place so travel risk management...

I like his safari suit at the end, anyone know where I can get one?

I love the get away car, true classic.

You asked for my advice, I gave it to you. 3 days after new year is a little early to be naming and shaming people IMHO. But each to their own. 28 days is normal for payment.

Its the 4th of Jan, chill out. Dont think you should have mentioned the guy's name at this stage, nothing is really wrong, could be classed as bad form.

Where's 'Colonel' when you need him?

Not saying that, in a saturated market where prices have been driven down I think you have more opportunity in management. There are lots of very experienced/qualified unemployed guys out there at the moment.

First impressions on how you describe yourself- leave the gun slinging courses alone and go get a degree in security risk management, far more work, better paid, more chance of permanent employment.

Good on you Carl, I am just a sprog will qualify for the youth section this year by reaching to big '5 O', but those photos are certainly inspiring. Good luck!

Colonel Mustard in the study with the perfume bottle..

I'm no expert, but would have thought references from your employer(s) whilst in Iraq would suffice.

No idea on earnings, but remember the RAF will pay for your training, and you will have somewhere cheap to live!

That's whats called good solid honest advice.

Premier, you make some good points and its always good to back it up with experience, the proof of the pudding in my books. I do question one comment you make, its not that clear cut. You mentioned who in their right mind would let someone buy into a successful company? I understand what you...

First impressions and a brief opinion, pouring money into your own start up is not guaranteed to work either. You may have months on your ass before you can draw a living wage. This way you get an income, you may have been brought onboard to add a different dimension to the business that you...

Dont think TB is talking about individuals here, he is talking about the company. I thought the use of the word 'shit' was quite polite in the circumstances :) I was thinking more along the lines of w@nk.

Just trying to get you to answer your own question. Your rates need to support what you do, not necessarily what others are charging.

How much a day do you work for as a single operator? How much will your operating costs be?

Cutting down on exposed flesh does not seem important here.

A guy I know told me about about a bar he knows like that......