Personal security officer requirements for agreed assignments
Discuss the individual, type of engagement and responsibilities expected from a personal security officer.
PERSONAL & SPECIALIST · R CORPS
Begin with a private conversation about the nature and duration of the assignment. The right scope starts with understanding your needs.

PSO & PERSONAL PROTECTION / AT A GLANCE
A confidential discussion about individual protection requirements, the assignment and appropriate personnel.
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Discuss the individual, type of engagement and responsibilities expected from a personal security officer.
Clarify whether the requirement covers an appearance, a visit, a limited period or a recurring assignment.
Include personnel preferences, presentation expectations and any practical requirements for the engagement.
Agree a discreet contact method and keep detailed schedules or sensitive movement information for a private discussion.
Duties, personnel and availability are confirmed in the agreed assignment scope.
PICTURE YOUR REQUIREMENT
An executive attending a public appearance may require personal protection alongside event access coordination. An ongoing individual assignment needs a different brief. Describe the purpose and general duration first; the detailed plan is discussed privately.
WHAT YOUR QUOTATION MAKES CLEAR
Location, assignment dates, duty hours and agreed coverage period.
Personnel type, number of agreed posts and any stated preferences.
Agreed duties, contact points and any site or event instructions.
Rates, taxes where applicable, validity and the agreed payment terms.
A BETTER FIRST CONVERSATION
SERVICE QUESTIONS
The responsibilities differ. A PSO focuses on an individual assignment; event bouncers are normally allocated to event duties or posts. Tell R CORPS which responsibility you need covered.
Share only the general location, dates and a safe contact method. Detailed itineraries and sensitive protection information should be discussed privately with the team.
YOUR NEXT STEP
You do not need a finished brief. Start with the general location, dates and what you need covered.
FROM ENQUIRY TO AGREED SCOPE
Share the location, service, timings and the people or premises involved.
Discuss personnel, duties and the practical details of the assignment.
Understand the scope, rates, applicable taxes and commercial terms.
Confirm personnel, timings, duties and the nominated coordinator.
Agree supervision, reporting and how scope changes will be handled.