<h2>Introduction</h2><p>Ramon, a senior technician at SafeCom Aruba, has a fascinating journey that showcases his dedication to engineering and security. His early interest with electrical gadgets set him on a path that has led to significant achievements in the field of security technology.</p> <h2>A Passion for Engineering</h2><p>From a young age, Ramon displayed a natural curiosity for understanding how things work. He began his education with technical courses in electrical engineering and continued to develop his skills through various roles in both the public and private sectors. His career started in 2004 at the Ministerio Publico in the department of security in Santo Domingo, where he was responsible for providing firearm licenses. This role marked the beginning of his long-standing commitment to enhancing safety and security.</p><p>Ramon&#39;s transition to the private sector saw him take on pivotal roles at Dominican Watchman and Grupo SID, the largest food distributor in Santo Domingo. It was at Grupo SID that he discovered his passion for CCTV systems, leading him to specialize and eventually become certified as a Technical Installer via the Asociacion Latinoamericana de Seguridad (ALAS) in 2011. His expertise in CCTV and broader security measures continued to grow, culminating in the establishment of his own company, RAVI Tec.</p><h2>Joining SafeCom Aruba</h2><p>In 2021, Ramon’s career took an exciting turn when he first visited Aruba. Captivated by the island and motivated by the high regard for SafeCom as Aruba&#39;s leading security company, he decided to join their team in 2023. His role as a senior technician involves maintaining and installing alarms, CCTV, and access control systems, leveraging his extensive background to enhance the company’s capabilities.</p><p>“Everyone I spoke to in Aruba mentioned SafeCom as the leading security company on the island,” Ramon recalls. “I was confident that my expertise and background could add significant value to their operations.”</p><h2>A Day in the Life</h2><p>Ramon’s typical day at SafeCom is a blend of routine checks and complex troubleshooting. He addresses issues ranging from minor battery problems to intricate fire alarm and CCTV installations. This variety keeps his work dynamic and engaging, ensuring that no two days are the same.</p><p>Despite the demanding nature of his job, Ramon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a work-life balance. He enjoys his weekends, often spending time cooking and tinkering with projects around his house. These hobbies not only provide relaxation but also keep his problem-solving skills sharp.</p><h2>Thriving in SafeCom’s Culture</h2><p>Ramon finds immense satisfaction in resolving clients&#39; issues, a sentiment that aligns perfectly with SafeCom’s client-centric approach. “It&#39;s rewarding to see the immediate impact of my work on their security and peace of mind,” he says. The collaborative and supportive environment at SafeCom further motivates him, fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.</p><h2>Projects and Challenges</h2><p>Throughout his career, Ramon has worked on a diverse range of projects. Notable installations include the alarm systems at Fantastic Garden, Aruba Incense, and a significant project at Arikok National Park. Each project presents unique challenges, which Ramon approaches with thorough preliminary inspections, studying maps, blueprints, and adhering to safety protocols such as the 5S approach.</p><h2>Advice for Aspiring Professionals</h2><p>For those aspiring to enter the field of security technology, Ramon stresses the importance of preparation and continuous learning. “The security industry is constantly evolving, so staying updated with the latest technologies and best practices is crucial,” he advises. He recommends pursuing courses and certifications from top security brands and participating in industry workshops and conferences to gain valuable insights and networking opportunities.</p><h2>Looking Forward</h2><p>Ramon’s journey through his career exemplifies his dedication and passion for engineering and security. As he continues to innovate and contribute to SafeCom, he remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the field. For those looking to connect with Ramon or learn more about opportunities at SafeCom can reach out via social media or contact SafeCom directly at +297-588-2612.</p>

Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Ramon

<h2>Introduction</h2>
<p>Marc Antoine, originally from Haiti, moved to Aruba in 2005 to join his wife. A popular musical artist among his community in Haiti, Marc transitioned to security work upon arriving in Aruba. Marc has been with SafeCom for over a decade and regards the company as his family, appreciating the fair and supportive treatment that the company offers. In this article, we delve into Marc's experiences, insights, and the rewarding aspects of his role at SafeCom.</p>

<h2>Journey to and at SafeCom</h2>
<p>“The professional journey began with seven years of military experience in Haiti”, says Marc. This experience paved the way for his security career. After living in Aruba for a while, he learned about SafeCom through a newspaper ad and applied, leveraging his prior security experience.</p>
<p>As a security officer at SafeCom, Marc's duties include securing client premises, performing building inspections, guarding entry points, and verifying visitors. Marc finds his job highly rewarding, taking pride in protecting SafeCom’s clients’ businesses, properties, and employees. He feels valued at SafeCom and appreciates the company’s supportive environment.</p>
<p>Despite the job's demands, Marc maintains a balance by carefully planning his schedule. He enjoys staying active, spending his free time working around the house and with family and friends.</p>

<h2>Projects and Challenges</h2>
<p>Marc has worked with various clients, including Island Finance, Refineria di Aruba (RDA), and Aruba Stevedoring Company (ASTEC). Working with clients like RDA and ASTEC requires specific training and certifications, which Marc diligently adheres to, always mindful of his training.</p>

<h2>Advice for Aspiring Professionals</h2>
<p>Marc emphasizes the importance of integrity in the role of a security officer. This includes arriving on time, presenting oneself professionally, and treating everyone equally, even on a small island like Aruba. He advises aspiring security officers to have some experience, if possible, such as military or police background, but notes that SafeCom provides training for those without prior experience.</p>

<h2>Looking Forward</h2>
<p>Marc’s story exemplifies dedication and professionalism in the field of security. His continued commitment to SafeCom highlights the importance of integrity, dedication, and supportive work environment in building a successful career in security. He encourages those interested in a security career to reach out to SafeCom for more information. Contact SafeCom at 5882612 and ask for Operations Manager Rashieda Salie for details about job opportunities.</p>

Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Marc Antoine

<h2>Introduction</h2>
<p>Franneline, a 20-year-old Command Center Officer at SafeCom, is nearing her one-year anniversary with the company. She studied hospitality and tourism at EPI.</p>

<h2>Journey to SafeCom</h2>
<p>Franneline learned about SafeCom through her godmother. “I decided to apply and got the job! At first, it was a lot to take in, but I kept at it and now feel stable and comfortable in my role,” she shares.</p>

<h2>Daily Routine</h2>
<p>Describing a typical day, Franneline says, “I start by clocking in, meeting with my colleague to change shifts, opening the monitoring software, and checking my email. This helps me stay up to date. I fill in my shift report and then jump into my duties. Being a Command Center Officer requires you to always be on and alert.”</p>
<p>“As a Command Center officer, we monitor the alarm systems and fire detection systems of our clients. If an alarm or fire detection system triggers, we contact our patrol officers to investigate the situation. We also inform the person in charge of the location. If there's a sign of a break-in or fire, we contact the proper authorities,” she explains.</p>

<h2>Work-Life Balance and Rewards</h2>
<p>“My work-life balance is pretty good. I started part-time but am now full-time. As long as you keep your hours in mind, it’s easy to balance work and personal life,” she says. Working all shifts, including night shifts, doesn’t bother her. “It’s all about planning your day to accommodate the shift. It’s very rewarding when you help a client adequately, and they praise you for it. It feels great to assist with the security and safety of property and people.”</p>

<h2>Projects and Challenges</h2>
<p>Franneline deals with various clients, from small businesses to large banks. “Monitoring each client comes with different challenges and ways to approach them. For example, monitoring banks requires heightened alertness and specific protocols,” she explains.</p>

<h2>Advice for Aspiring Professionals</h2>
<p>“Don’t be scared! It’s overwhelming at first, but remember it’s something new and takes time to get used to. Stay motivated, consistent, and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Eventually, you’ll get used to it,” advises Franneline. She also suggests learning about other positions, like patrol officers and security officers, since they work closely with Command Center Officers. “It can be a very enjoyable job, and I personally enjoy it a lot.”</p>

<h2>Looking Forward</h2>
<p>For those interested in a career as a Command Center officer, Franneline suggests contacting SafeCom at 5882612 and asking for Operations Manager Rashieda Salie for more information. Franneline’s journey at SafeCom highlights the importance of dedication, adaptability, and a supportive work environment.</p>

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Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Ramon

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Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Ramon

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Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Marc Antoine

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Working at SafeCom Aruba: Meet Franneline

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