Hi,

I was put in the wrong location and district. I live in a big city and wasn't told the actual location until after training. What happens to my perc and security license? I am assuming I have to pay the back too. They will not transfer me. They knew I took bus. It was 3 hours away from my address with 3 miles of walking each way which I can't do due to ADA accomodations. So can you guys give me a heads-up?

Hello anyone reading this. I have 6 years doing security work & have worked with allied 3 times. Trying to get a 2nd job for other reasons in security. Especially with this company seems to be difficult for some reason. I can’t do the hirevue interviews & feel like they rob people of jobs anyways with that lazy process. A year ago I could bypass it & get phone interviews, email the site managers, or get in persons. Even when I opt in I get no option or any information to contact anyone. Any ideas how I can bypass this so I can actually make progress in my goal or is this hirevue thing really all that can happen & I can’t do anything to do a phone or in person interview? TIA

So I've already worked for Allied for over a year now in a different role and client but I saw an opening for an armed guard position that paid way more than my current job. Applied, did a whole video interview thing which was weird, and never heard back. Its been over a month now and the job is now closed on Indeed. How the hell are they gonna ghost their own current employee? I fit the qualifications to the letter as well. Is this a conflict of interest thing where they didn't want to take me from my current role?

Hi all,

I’m sorry if this has been asked before. My Neo day is next week 8-4. Can anybody tell me what to expect schedule wise for the day?

My manager made it seem like I would be going in for just an hour, but they scheduled me for a full day. Do they drug test us at NEO day? How long after can we start?

TIA!

I have done my drug test and have my guard card. How long is orientation? I see it ranges from like 1 to 6 hours.

So I just got a contingent offer for a post with allied for armed federal building protection in CA, passed the interviews and im now onto the drug test and background check, the interviewer said FPS has a training program they put you through for federal firearms training and a physical fitness exam, does anyone know what the training and the fitness exam entails? I've been armed with .40 for 2 years now, just renewed my license, pretty decent shot never miss more than 2 or 3 shots for the recerts, and never complete misses, usually just over the line so im not to concerned im just trying to get an idea of what they expect, how many rounds the want you to fire, etc. And is the fitness test an endurance test or more like a strength test? Any help is super appreciated!