Armed Personal Protection

Yes, we work nationwide (Germany) and internationally. Thanks to our good national connections, we can usually access personnel in your area promptly. If this is not possible, we will travel quickly to the assignment location.

This depends on your security needs and the current security situation. The guiding principle for all RH Security team members is as much protection as necessary, as much privacy as possible. The higher the risk assessment, the narrower the security-relevant area around the protected person should be. This ensures that the security guards can act and react quickly.

In practice and based on many years of experience, we have found that indirect accompanying is the most common security measure for clients. In this case, the security guard accompanies the client at a greater distance. He is conspiratorially close by, adapts to the environment as much as possible and is always able to intervene promptly in an emergency.

In principle, the security guard should stay close to the person being protected. Depending on the situation and the length of the assignment, it therefore makes sense to have accommodation close to the client’s place of residence. A hotel or guesthouse is an option here, but a separate apartment in the client’s home is also conceivable.

No, our security guards always carry their service weapons under their clothing in an inner holster.

Our security guards only use Glock handguns.

There are different approaches if there are several family members. Ideally, each family member in need of protection should have his or her own security officer.

In practice, however, in the case of an abstract risk situation, one security employee is often used to carry out several security-related activities for different family members during the day.

Example: The security guard drives a parent to the office in the morning (provided that both the family home and the office building are classified as secure). He then returns and drives the children to school (where he also picks them up again in the afternoon). Meanwhile, he accompanies the other parent in various business or private situations. In between, he carries out reconnaissance measures at the house or at other security-relevant objects and observes whether and what has changed at the house and in the surrounding area. In the evening, he collects the parent from the office and checks the house for security at the end of the day.

The daily routine of a security guard working in a family can look like this or similar.
Basically, the more family members, the higher the staffing level and the greater the security output. Whether one or more employees are deployed is always individual and requires prior consultation between the client and RH Security.

Here you can count on the creativity and professionalism of our deployed security staff, who want to do their job as conspiratorially as possible.

For long-term assignments, the security employee can also be the “driver” or “assistant” who, depending on the personal environment, fits in well with the overall picture and raises no questions.

Yes, you can also book armed security personnel by the hour. The minimum number of hours per day for short-term assignments is 6 working hours.

In principle, however, we work with daily flat rates that cover 12 working hours per day.
Travel and accommodation costs for the employee(s) may also be added.

All security guards of RH Security have completed several years of training in the police, military or private sector. The basic legal requirements of passing the §34a GewO and §7 WaffG examinations are also mandatory.

Further qualifications in the field of personal protection are achieved by:
a) practical experience in the field of personal protection assignments
b) further training courses in the areas of Medic, shooting and social/communicative competence.

The cost structure for the deployment of qualified armed or unarmed security personnel depends on the respective assignment and the following components:

– the length of the assignment,
– deployment times and standby times,
– the location,
– the arming,
– the accommodation,
– the use of vehicles,
– the number of employees.

Additional costs may arise due to the requirement to provide a vehicle, travel and overnight accommodation or standby times between working days.