Friday, July 6

Replacement of the security guards


My suspicion was confirmed, the security guards are going to be replaced. The notice was already pasted on the notice board. There was no indication on the date of the replacement. I really don't know whether the change is for the better or the worse. It was a known fact that the quality of the security companies in Malaysia is very bad. Their main objective is to maximise their profit margin and they have the reputation of providing bad security services for the simple reason that their guards are underpaid compare to the in-house guards provided by UOA. I really don't know what to expect from the new security guards. It's quite easy to tell whether the new guards are able to perform or not. You just have to look at the way they are dressed. If they are shabbily dressed, it would only mean that we are throwing our money into the drain. The image of the guards will tell whether they are from a good security company or a mediocre one. Another factor that determines the quality of the guards is how much we are paying for the guards. Security company usually charges by the hourly rate. If we pay about RM 7.00 per hour, we expect to get to get some good quality guards but the total cost incurred would be very high. But, if we pay about RM 4.50 per hour, we expect to get guards similar to those from Sri Pelangi or Genting Court. Eventually, we need to have our own guards, we can't rely on UOA guards forever. The change may bring some improvement to the security services. We just have to hope for the best.

By Monday, the card access security system will be fully enforced. The notice was already out. Our movement may be restricted. Many residents will curse me for causing them the inconveniences. We just have to get use to the new security system. We need to carry our cards at all time. We don't have much choice. Any enhanced security system will cause some kind of inconveniences. As for Prima, we have to live with it. Hopefully, it will act as an effective preventive measure for break-ins.

Goodnight and have a nice day!

6 Comments:

At 07 July, 2007 06:45 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Perhaps the new chairperson thinks that with an enhanced security system in Prima, a much professional team of guards is not needed anymore. By the way...did anyone start questioning on the reason of the sudden termination of UOA guards? No? Weird though. For I recall people start mumbling when the security system is proposed. You'll see if Prima's condition will turn into those like Sri Pelangi or Genting Court. Nasib-lah.

 
At 11 July, 2007 15:30 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why blame the new chairman.See how the access system lah nasiblah lu bodoh lah.Paying so much money for a white elephant.

 
At 11 July, 2007 15:33 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why are tryping to solve a simple problem BUT creating more problem.U GO BACK TO GENTING COURT LAH.

 
At 23 July, 2007 17:12 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

What is sacrificing a little bit of inconvenience for the sake of security .... I strongly feel that this is a good deterent for break-ins. In fact a lot of condos are practising this as I have encountered when I go to my fren's condo. He needs to come down to the lobby to get me up to his floor.

We all should have an open mind to think forward and not just harp on little issues. What have been done, have been done and we should make the most out of it.

We are all in this together ....

 
At 24 July, 2007 21:59 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is the wisest comment that have been ever presented by one of the owners from Prima.

 
At 12 August, 2007 14:06 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Not the the widest. One touch many can go in lah.... Ur wife also like taht ke. Many can go in one lah. Stupid head

 

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