On Guard Security

OnGuard Security Iraq Ltd. is a licensed Iraqi and Kurdish security company with in-house expatriate senior management. Our company is licensed and registered by the KRG Ministry of Interior and central government in Baghdad and we are legally able to operate throughout Iraq. With our corporate offices based in Sulaymaniyah, we are in an ideal posi... tion to offer a complete risk management and protective security service to our clients. Our company is a completely independent commercial venture and our ultimate objective is to have your project arrive on time and on budget. We are dedicated to consistently provide and maintain the highest possible risk management, consulting and specialized training services, coupled with offering superior total in-country support and transparent accountability to our clients. We currently have in excess of US$800 million of client assets under our protection over a diverse range of security contracts in iraq and the Kurdistan region. These include high value infrastructure projects in the construction and oil and gas industries where we employ a guard force of over 450 locally trained security personnel. Current clients include: mass co. cement, mass co. iron & steel, kat co. refinery (Kirkuk), kat co. refinery (Dukan), kat co. bricks. OnGuard Security Iraq Ltd. is a licensed Iraqi and Kurdish security company with in-house expatriate senior management. Our company is licensed and registered by the KRG Ministry of Interior and central government in Baghdad and we are legally able to operate throughout Iraq. OnGuard supports the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights (www.voluntaryprinciples.org), which provide standards for companies on maintaining the safety and security of their operations within a framework that ensures respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. All company security staff undergo initial and ongoing training courses specific to their job description, which are Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights compliant.Read More