Attentive by design
The officer’s attention belongs to the assignment. Personal-smartphone use is not accepted during operational duty.

The Lo Presti standard
Trust is built through what officers notice, how they communicate, when they act and whether the organisation can see that the assignment is being delivered.
The officer’s attention belongs to the assignment. Personal-smartphone use is not accepted during operational duty.
Good manners and clear communication are standard. Assertive intervention is used when risk or conduct requires it.
Post instructions define responsibilities, routine actions, escalation routes and the records the client expects.
Handover, supervisory contact and performance review support consistent execution rather than unsupported lone working.
Records should help the client understand events, patterns, actions and decisions—not simply confirm attendance.
Digital tools improve visibility and accountability; trained people interpret the situation and decide what happens next.
How an assignment works
Understand the site, people, assets, routines, exposure and consequences.
Agree responsibilities, instructions, communications, escalation and reporting.
Match licensed personnel and supervision to the activity and environment.
Examine incidents, patterns, feedback and operational changes with the client.
A considered security response