For military units
As a retired colonel and combat veteran I know the service from the inside. I work with military units under a volunteer agreement.
What is included
What I do in this area
- Screening for appointments
- Workplace checks
- Leaks of service information
- Travel to the unit's location
Typical order
How much time and money it takes
A guide based on similar cases. The exact price is agreed before the examination begins.
Usually takes
by arrangement
Price range
Volunteer agreement
Questions
Frequently asked questions
On what terms do you work with units?
Under a volunteer agreement. As a retired colonel and combat veteran I consider it my duty.
Do you travel to the unit?
Yes, the equipment is portable. Time and place are agreed with the command.
What tasks do you handle?
Selection for positions with access to information, workplace situations, leaks, missing property.
Who receives the report?
The commander or the authorised person who ordered the examination.
How the examination works
1
Agreement with the command
Task, number of people, place and time.
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Travel
The equipment is portable — I work at the unit's location.
3
Examinations
Concealed information detection method, with each person's written consent.
4
Reports
To the authorised person, in writing.
Other services
Pre-employment screening
Screening of candidates and periodic checks of employees — where reliability and access to assets, money and information matter.
Workplace checks
Theft, shortages, information leaks, abuse and other workplace situations — when specific circumstances need to be verified with a polygraph.
Domestic staff
Nanny, caregiver, housekeeper, driver — the people you trust with your children, parents and home.
First step
Tell me what happened
The consultation is free and does not commit you to anything. Write or call — I reply personally.
+380 50 717 54 05What is the task?
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