Talk:Wilson Security

Request edit on 29 April 2020

Please add this history section to wikipedia: In 2000, Wilson Security commenced security operations in Victoria, Australia. Later in 2004, operations also began in Western Australia. In 2005, Wilson Security acquired MSA Security. Later in 2006, Wilson Security also acquired City Eastern Security in Sydney, New South Wales and successfully secured a contract with Arts South Australia (previously Arts SA), expanding the company’s presence in both New South Wales and South Australia. Wilson Security was awarded the Defence Security subcontract in Victoria in 2007, operating under Broadspectrum (formerly known as Transfield Services). In 2007 Wilson Security also provided security services at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders’ Summit in Sydney. In 2009, Wilson Security acquired ADSEC and commenced patrols along the Australian eastern seaboard. The following year, 2010, Wilson Security acquired Global Security Management Pty Ltd, allowing for security and emergency operations to commence in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Wilson Security also commenced work for Serco in 2010, helping to provide access control to immigration centres around Australia. In 2012, Wilson Security expanded services into Far North Queensland including security, medical and emergency operations. Later in 2012, Wilson Security also commenced operations on Nauru in support of Transfield Services/Broadspectrum and the Department of Immigration. Wilson Security Pty Ltd. was established as a fully owned subsidiary in 2014. In 2014, Wilson Security acquired the commercial security operations of ISS Security in Australia and the FIRST Security Business in New Zealand, becoming largest security company in Australia and New Zealand. In 2014, Wilson Security also established Wilson Protective Services PNG Limited and commenced security operations in Papua New Guinea. Wilson Security was the sole provider of security services for the 2014 G20 Brisbane summit. In 2014, Wilson Security was directly awarded the Defence Contract for Victoria, Western Australia, Northern Territory and south New South Wales. Operations also commenced in Tasmania, including the award of the Defence Contract. In 2015, Wilson Security commenced security operations in Alice Springs and the Sunshine Coast. In 2018, Wilson Security provided security services at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and commenced security operations in Katherine and Townsville . Wilson Security also acquired a security technology integration business In 2019, a Corporate Risk service offer was implemented by Wilson Security featuring specialised security services. Natashavelkovski (talk) 00:21, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

Hi Natashavelkovski, and thank you for filing these edit requests. I will be reviewing them one-by-one and giving my reasoning for approving or rejecting them. This edit request will be  Not done for the following reasons:

1. The draft needs to cite reliable sources to support each claim.
2. The draft is too promotional. It presents a very one-sided picture of Wilson Security, because it's basically just a listing of acquisitions, new contracts, and new marketing strategies in an effort to convince readers that the company is succeeding. Instead, a corporate article should tell the history of the company in a manner that's not so pointed.
3. The draft needs to be properly formatted. You can use <br> at the start of a line to insert a line break, or insert a blank line to start a new paragraph.

I would advise reading through some Wikipedia articles about corporations, such as History of _target, to see how articles can be written neutrally. They should not sound like press releases. Best, Altamel (talk) 01:36, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

Request edit on 18 May 2020

Please add 'Sectors' section to Wilson Security wikipedia page:

Sectors

Wilson Security provide the following security services: • Commercial Real Estate: Security personnel engaged to protect staff, tenants, visitors, property managers and property owners • Education: Security services provided at university campuses and schools around Australia. • Finance and Banking: Security solutions provided for bank and financial institutions. • Government: Security services provided at federal, state and local levels of government. Services supplied for Department of Defence throughout Australia. • Healthcare: Provider of integrated security solutions for emergency departments and overall hospitals locations. • Resources: Security services across a range of resource sites including Oil & Gas, Coal, Iron Ore, Coal Seam Gas, Gold & Diamonds, Ports & Airfields, Construction and Accommodation villages. • Retail: Security solutions provided retail environments around Australia. • Transport: Providers of security services throughout a range a transport systems including rail, bus and maritime. • Utilities & Telecom: Security advisor for control access, protection of intellectual property, reduction of internal theft and securing circuit and packet switch network best practice. Natashavelkovski (talk) 00:24, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

 Not done for the same reasons given in the first edit request. You can insert bullet points by using *. Additionally, Wikipedia is not a sales catalog. Altamel (talk) 01:42, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

Request edit on 18 May 2020

Please add:

Services

Wilson Security provides various risk management services, mobile patrols, security personnel and technology solutions. Mobile Patrols Wilson Security provides mobile patrol services to clients around Australia. This service includes day or night patrols of a business by a patrol officer in a car. The services they provide include responding to alarms that have been triggered, lock and unlocking of businesses, escorting people and vehicles, removing trespassers, conducting random patrols of businesses and checking on staff. Security Personnel Wilson Security provides a range of security personnel. These personnel are subject to a selection process, including police checks , literacy and numeracy testing, reference checking and probity clearance. Security personnel can include static guards, roaming guards, corporate concierge staff, close personal protection, traffic management, mobile patrols staff, covert personnel, security escorts and emergency and medical staff. Emergency & medical Emergency, paramedical and medical services include drug and alcohol testing, security, emergency management, emergency medical response and advanced pre-hospital emergency care services. Technology Solutions Wilson Security Technology provides technological solutions such as security management, digital surveillance, access control systems, thermal temperature detection, electronic detection, perimeter security, security consulting and security inspections. Corporate Risk Wilson Security assist businesses with Security Risk Management (SRM) solutions Major Events Wilson Security assists to plan and facilitate public and corporate events. This includes event management and protection of high-profile event participants. It also includes delivery of overall threat mitigation strategies for high-risk events. Natashavelkovski (talk) 00:28, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

 Not done, because the Services draft lacks reliable sources and is clearly promotional. A number of Wikipedia editors have raised concerns about keyword stuffing, a search engine optimization practice where webpages try to anticipate and include as many keywords as possible. This draft, with sentences such as "Wilson Security Technology provides technological solutions such as security management, digital surveillance, access control systems, thermal temperature detection, electronic detection, perimeter security, security consulting and security inspections," appears to be engaging in that practice. If you do submit a rewrite, please condense and summarize the draft. Altamel (talk) 01:50, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

Request edit on 18 May 2020

Please add:

Awards won

Wilson Security have won the following awards: • 2019: Indigenous Employment award at the Australian Security Awards • 2019: Australian Security Medal of Valour at the Australian Security Awards • 2019: Value Differences but play as a team award at the GPT People First Awards • 2019: "Focus on the Present and Future” award at the GPT People First Awards • 2018: Indigenous Employment award at the Australian Security Awards • 2018: Special Security Event Commonwealth Games at the Australian Security Awards • 2018: Outstanding Security Contract Manager (Steve Sullivan) at the Outstanding Security Performance Awards • 2018: “Focus on the Present and Future” award at GPT People First Awards • 2017: Indigenous Employment award at the Australian Security Awards • 2017: Australian Security Medal of Valour at the Australian Security Awards • 2017: Outstanding Security Officer (Sam Kennard) at the Outstanding Security Performance Awards • 2017: WOW Award at the JLL WOW Awards • 2017: The “Can Do” Award (Simon Bryant) at the GPT People First Awards • 2017: The Unified Team Award at the GPT People First Awards • 2017: Effective Team award (8 Exhibition St) at the GPT People First Awards • 2017: The "Courageous" award (Kazim Shah) at the GPT People First Awards • 2016: Outstanding Security partnership at the Australian Security Awards • 2016: Outstanding Risk Management Solution at the Australian Security Awards • 2015: Award for Excellence at the Australian Security Awards • 2015: Large Employer of the Year at the ACT Training Excellence Awards • 2014: Australian Business Award for Enterprise at the Australian Business Awards • 2011: Best Technology product (RAPID) at the Australian Business Awards • 2011: Product Innovation (RAPID) at the Australian Business Awards • 2011: Product Excellence (RAPID) at the Australian Business Awards Natashavelkovski (talk) 00:39, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

 Not done: Sorry Natashavelkovski, but this list of awards is way too long. In general, I'm skeptical of including awards on corporate profiles. Wikipedia is not a vehicle for advertising, marketing or public relations, but the purpose of such a long list of awards can be none other than to win over prospective customers and investors. I am declining this edit request. Altamel (talk) 01:15, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

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