Securico attributes success to workers

award, Securico managing director Ms Divine Ndhlukula said the award is a testimony to the contribution of the company’s employees.
“The award is truly an award for our operatives who are in the field who deliver exceptional service,” she said.
“Our achievements are anchored on the backbone of our people who have seen value on being part of the Securico vision, a vision that goes beyond themselves, but extends to touch the lives of their families, the customers we serve, our suppliers and the communities we operate in.”
This was also highlighted by Securico corporate director Mr Agrippa Mangoma, who said:
“The award is recognition for our operatives who are in the production line of our core business.
“It also reflects on the supervision teams, support departments, the management team as well as the operational systems in place — of note the ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System.”
Ms Ndhlukula said the company has always carried out a rigorous training regimen to ensure that every person who joins the organisation is properly inducted and skilled to perform at the high standards that the company has set.
“Service excellence has always been the core of our business since inception of the company and is strategically inducted into our staff from the first day.
“As we recruit our people, we tell them who we are and what we stand for. We stand for quality, dependability, honesty, and friendliness and these values should translate into a culture that one lives even when they are posted to any premise,” she explained.
In respect of the awards, CCAZ used an open research method which encompassed public polls, customers as well as expert opinion.
Securico is one of the fastest growing security companies in the country, and currently employs over 3 500 people.

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