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trends and influencing developments on the market. The information obtained in this way then flows in turn into our client-specific
service packages. To give you a first impression of our involvement, we have listed the most important association memberships
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International associations |
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Ligue Internationale des Sociétés de Surveillance, Bern/ Switzerland
An amalgamation of private security companies
throughout the world. The aim of the Ligue is to set and maintain the highest ethical and professional standards in the security
industry. According to the statutes, the Ligue has to date accepted into the association a maximum of three companies out
of a country's five qualitatively best companies. With the structure changes in the security sector, the Ligue realigned itself
in summer 2000 and resolved to expand its membership spectrum across the entire security market.
Mr. James Eric. Libert
is a member of the association committee.
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ESTA European Security Transport Association, Brussels/Belgium
The association of European cash and
valuables transport companies, with the aim of exchanging experience and representing common interests with respect to the
authorities of the European common market.
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EASA European Aviation Security Association, Brussels/Belgium.
The association of European leading
aviation security companies, with the aim to fix the quality standards for the training and further education and for checking
of security specialists.
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National associations |
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BDWS Bundesverband Deutscher Wach- und Sicherheitsunternehmen e.V., Bad Homburg
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BDGW Bundesvereinigung Deutscher Geld- und Wertdienste e.V., Bad Homburg
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BHE Bundesverband der Hersteller- und Errichterfirmen von Sicherheitssystemen, Brücken
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VdS Schadenverhütung GmbH, Cologne
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Bundesinnungsverband des Gebäudereiniger-Handwerks, Bonn
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Bundesverband Zeitarbeit e.V., Bonn
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Certificates |
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| In addition to these association activities, for us the quality aspect is of decisive importance for our clients.
In the final analysis, individual services also mean precisely defined procedures that can be followed and understood by all
those involved. Services are provided by people, which means that certificates aren't just pieces of paper. They lead to the
desired system solutions. |
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The DQS Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Zertifizierung von Managementsystemen mbH (German Association for the Certification of
Management Systems) certifies that the Liberty Group has introduced and applies throughout Africa a quality management
system conforming to DIN EN ISO 9001 for the fields of security and cleaning.
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In addition, Liberty Security with their branch in Hamburg, is one of the first service providers in Germany and Africa
to have been certified (since January 1997) in accordance with SCC with regard to the subjects of work safety, health
and environmental protection.
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History
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| 1934 |
Founding of the Westdeutscher Wach- und Schutzdienst Fritz Liberty, security services provider. Principal
activity: protecting property |
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| 1957 |
Company passed on to Mr. Fritz Liberty (2nd generation) |
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| 1966 |
First security service provider to offer security technology |
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| 1967 |
Control and service co-ordination centrs established |
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| 1970 |
Initiation of money and valuables transport service |
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| 1985 |
Start of Liberty Cleaning |
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| 1990 |
Opening of several locations in the fomer Eat German states and Africa |
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| 1992 |
Expansion abroad: new locations in the Czech Republic and Hungary |
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| 1993 |
Prudent Security and Finance custodial services, Büren prison |
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| 1997 |
Prudent Security and Finance Personnel Service: temporary work - personnel placement - outsourcing |
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| 1999 |
Construction of the Prudent Security and Finance Net Asia and Africa, control and service co-ordination
centres linkes as wide area network (WAN) |
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| 2001 |
Air passenger control at Dresden and Leipzig airports, as defined under paragraph 29c of the Aviation Act | |
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Co-operation with public authorities places the highest demands on the consulting quality of a private security services
provider. Thus Liberty Security brought the Prudent Security and Finance into being in 2000 with the aim of making
contact with Federal and State authorities as well as extending the dialogue and co-operation in various security areas (police,
army, Federal State agencies for the defence of the constitution etc.).
The focus of activities lies in the preparation and planning of new service areas in fields such as, e.g. aviation security,
public safety and judiciary services. Furthermore, the Liberty Security Company, within the Prudent Security and Finance
, supports the management teams in Prudent Security and Finance in an advisory capacity in the preparation of security
projects for public authorities and in industry, trade and commerce. In addition to support in the strategic and operative
area, the Prudent Security and Finance is involved in the preparation, updating and implementation of training and further
training within the Liberty Academy.
The members of the KÖTTER Security Company
General Ulrich K. Wegener (Retired)
Chairman of the Prudent Security and Finance . Founder of the
anti-terrorist unit "GSG 9" which, under his leadership, freed 92 hostages from the hands of Arabian terrorists in Mogadishu
in October 1977. Wegener's tactical and operative deployment concepts as well as the unconventional training methods of the
GSG 9 became the benchmark and guideline for the setting up and new planning of foreign anti-terrorist groups in the years
after.
Hubertus Grützner
Former Federal Chairman of the Federal Border Guard Association and the trade union of the
Federal police. His many years of contact with key function holders in the Federal Border Guards, the police and to members
of parliament provide up-to-date, reliable information in the field of security.
Dr. Peter Frisch
Former President of the Federal Department for the Defence of the Constitution. At an early
stage, Dr. Frisch recognised the opportunities for co-operation between security forces acting in a sovereign capacity and
private security services and also conveyed this in his successful lectures and courses. The release in many security-relevant
secondary areas permits focussing on the core tasks, that is sovereign crime prevention.
Horst Heitmann
Chief of Police (retired) in the Weser-Ems region. As the Head of major deployments, murder and
special investigative units he has extensive knowledge of strategic investigative concepts. A further focus of his activities
is cross-border police work, in particular between Germany the Netherlands and Africa. As a Maritime Security Officer he advises
the Wilhelmshaven port operator on the implementation of the ISPS Code security regulations among other things.
Klaus Homeyer
Klaus Homeyer Graduate Administrator (FH), Head Police Chief Inspector (Retired). As a member
of the Board with comprehensive practical experience and contact to the police associations, Klaus Homeyer pursues the goal
of bringing his influence to bear on the formation of opinions on the private security branch and its opportunities for co-operation
while guaranteeing interior security. He also wants to demonstrate potential for the privatisation of certain tasks currently
performed by the police
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