• Mr. Albert Cummings – Certified Protection Professional (CPP)
• Mr. Ace Hosein – Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO)
• Mr. Ganase Balkissoon – Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO)
• Mr. Melvin Aberdeen – Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO)

From left to right: Mr. Balkissoon, Mr. Hosein, and Mr. Aberdeen with their facilitator during the PFSO Training.                             

Mr. Albert Cummings

Success does not lie in the results but in the efforts put into achieving your goals and for this we say ‘well done’!

The Anthony Joseph Foundation was launched in 2016 by Amalgamated Security Services Limited in memory of the late Cpl. Anthony Joseph died in December 2015 in the line of duty. Anthony Joseph served the company for over 30 years with exemplary loyalty and dedication.

From inception to present the Anthony Joseph Foundation has been committed to supporting the sons and daughters of ASSL as they journey into Secondary School by annually distributing grants in the amount of $500.00 to each successful student of the Secondary Entrance Assessment for that year. This year there were forty-seven recipients. 

Therefore it is with utmost pride that we recognize them below:  

The Police Service Commission will once again conduct its annual Public Trust, Confidence, and Satisfaction Survey of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service from Wednesday, 14 October to Wednesday, 4 November 2020. The survey is an important component in achieving the Commission’s constitutional mandate of monitoring the efficiency and effectiveness of the discharge of the functions of the Commissioner of Police and Deputy Commissioners of Police and can be found via the following web link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAAO__TLMB0xUOFRZVzdPV1pIMlpNR1ZKTlcwV1QyWjI1Ri4u

It should take about six (6) minutes to complete this survey and all responses are private and confidential. No unauthorized persons, including any member of the Trinidad & Tobago Police Service, will know your individual response.
You may share this survey by electronic mail, social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), or WhatsApp to your stakeholders.

Your support of this initiative will make a difference!

Mrs. Patti-Ann Williams, Chief Technical Coordinator – Disaster Preparedness, Ministry of Health, thanked Amalgamated Security’s representatives for the company’s donation, saying it will greatly contribute to setting up the National Racquet Sports Centre as a comfortable facility for Covid-19 Step-Down Patients. Dr. Allana Best, County Medical Officer of Health, St. Andrew / St. David, also emphasized how much these appliances will assist in further improving the comfort level of the patients at the already operational Brooklyn Step-Down Facility.

As an essential service provider and responsible corporate citizen, Amalgamated Security wholeheartedly embraced this opportunity to support the Ministry of Health in the common fight against this pandemic. This latest donation complements a number of initiatives by ASSL, including its cloth mask drive that saw the company producing and distributing 30,000+ free cloth face masks to its employees, their families and the community at large; its recent donation of 51 sewing machines to NGOs and organizations throughout Trinidad and Tobago to support their efforts in producing more masks; as well as various donations of hand sanitizers.

ASSL’s current donation to the Ministry of Health included:

• Refrigerators (26 and 18 cubic feet)
• Dryers (front load, 22lb or larger)
• Washers (top load, 22lb or larger)
• Stoves (30” range dual or gas)
• Televisions (43-inch smart TVs)
• Microwaves (1.0 cubic feet)
• Kettles (electric)

Cases of coronavirus, or COVID-19, have surpassed 117,000 worldwide, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, with more than 800 cases in the United States. The National Safety Council is committed to sharing relevant resources to help keep our members, our instructors and the public informed about this rapidly developing situation. This page will be updated as new information becomes available. [ref. National Safety Council Page]

To keep abreast of updates and guidelines for preparing workplaces for COVID-19, kindly click the link:

National Safety Council Coronavirus Resource Page

Additionally, view the special webinar on - Coronavirus: What You Need to Know below:

1. Guidance on Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19
2. Infographic from CDC

Members were enlightened on the facts on how to prevent, minimize or control the transmission of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).