2004

Success of Archangel Ambulance

Amalgamated Security Services Limited (ASSL) recognised and applauded Andrew Hackshaw, for making the Chairman’s dream into a reality by taking the concept of an ambulance service and turning it into Archangel Ambulance Service Limited.

Andrew Hackshaw joined ASSL in 1998; he previously held the position of Acting Deputy Chief Fire Officer in the Trinidad & Tobago Fire Service. Along with the Archangel team, he has created a niche in the health sector with Archangel Ambulance Service.

Amalgamated Security presented Andrew Hackshaw with a Special Award of Excellence in recognition of his dedication and hard work in developing the ambulance service.

Archangel Ambulance Services is available for:

Special Events
Inter-Hospital transfers
Retainer Contracts
On-site service
Provision of first aid staff
Non-emergency Transportation (Movement of non-emergency cases)

Training & Development

Amalgamated Security Services Limited continued its drive to remain the premier security company within the Caribbean region. Four of its officers awarded scholarships to pursue Tactical Training and Instructor Level Certification delivered by the world renowned National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) in Orlando, Florida.

The Officers were all successful in their respective programmes and received awards as follows:

Curtis Cummings – Less Lethal Instructor Certification
Ricardo Laborde – Shoothouse Instructor Certification and Response to Terrorism
Patrick Mc Sween – SWAT Management and Technology
Anthony Alexander – Rappel Instructor Certification

Amalgamated Conducts Training for St. George’s University

2004

Amalgamated Security Services conducts a two-week training security program for forty one members of the St. George’s University Security Unit in Grenada. On Saturday, 18th December 2004 graduated at the Bell Lecture Hall. Course Director, Dr. Jason Hernandez, disclosed that the program was designed with the specific needs of the university in mind. He was particularly impressed by the high level of enthusiasm among the officers and commented that “they demonstrated a thirst for knowledge.”