Special bodyguard introduction:
Special bodyguards are those who have strong fighting skills, special protection experience, excellent psychological quality, rich practical experience, participated in high-risk protection missions, and even have protection experience in war-torn countries. Special bodyguards do not refer to special forces (special forces fighting ability is very ordinary), but it does not rule out that there are very good special soldiers (trained in martial arts before becoming a soldier); special bodyguards are generally composed of veteran members of the bodyguard company, capable of taking on any High-risk protection tasks. Special bodyguards are suitable for personal protection against existing security threats, such as: encountering retaliation from competitors, threats of economic disputes, revenge from enemies, division of property in emotional disputes, and other major security threats.
Basic skills of special bodyguards
Fighting skills: very proficient (practicing Wushu Sanda, fighting and other confrontation majors for more than 3 years, won a city-level competition or above, special police or special forces for more than two years).
Driving skills: Special bodyguards do not take driving skills as the standard, and focus on handling and solving emergency safety incidents and protection capabilities (some special bodyguards are proficient in driving).
Education: Junior high school or above, (all are based on protection capabilities and the ability to deal with security threats).
Language: Fluent in Mandarin, and some people who have been protected in war-torn countries can communicate in basic English.
Special bodyguard service range
1. Handle major security threats and protect the absolute personal safety of the parties involved.
2. Eliminate all hidden dangers from security threats.
3. Stand by 24 hours a day to ensure the personal safety of the employer without leaving every step, and take precautions against potential safety hazards in advance.
4. Protect the personal safety of employers and their family members.
Service period: short-term, long-term (one-day signing) 8 hours a day for normal working hours, 4 days off a week
Protection capacity: medium
Ability to handle crisis: None
Service area: domestic area, international area
International regions: no guns
Payment method: pay first
