Our reputation and experience in this area is so extensive that we were one of only six (6) nationwide organizations asked to assist The Department of State and The Division of Licensing Services in developing the course curriculum for all mandated training courses for the licensing of security officers in the State of New York.


We created our New York State Certified Security Officer Training School in 1992 (Mulligan Security Corporation Code # 310140) and our vision was to create a facility that provided specialized instruction for the security industry only. Its purpose was to ensure the highest level of standard and to provide continual training programs to all of our security officers in addition to those mandated by the Security Guard Act of 1992. All training is preformed by in-house instructors to control the content, time frame and quality of the curriculum.


In addition to the “Eight Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course”, the “Sixteen Hour on the Job Training Course” and the “Eight Hour Annual Refresher Course”, our high level of professionalism is maintained by mandatory attendance from all of our employees in custom tailored classes such as, “Prevention of Sexual Harassment”, “Cultural Diversity”, “Sensitivity Awareness” and “Effective Communication Skills”. Emergency and disaster training is also accomplished by bomb threat awareness classes, evacuation drills and fire safety seminars. See training


In 2001, Mulligan hired Stephen Chimento, a Retired Captain from the FDNY with over 32 years of experience in fire and life safety. His expertise has further enhanced our ability to focus on providing our employees with the most up-to-date curriculum on the New York City’s Fire Safety codes and variances. He has also developed training videos for tenants including Price Waterhouse Cooper, CIBC, Cleary Gotlieb and WTC Foundation Fund. Stephen has also been instrumental to Mulligan in developing Fire Safety Power-Point presentations which are site specific to educate all Mulligan’s Fire Guards, Fire Safety Directors and Building Evacuation Supervisors.


In June of 2002, Mulligan mandated that every security officer, tour commander, site supervisor and account manager must receive the “Fire Guard” License and must also be certified by the New York Fire Department (FDNY).