QRF task Team prides itself on the calibre of guards we place at a client’s access and egress points. Guards are thoroughly vetted through various checks and data-based systems to ensure a well-managed and informed approach in relation to the identity of a guard, his or her qualifications and industry aptitude, to give our clients the absolute best available candidates to comprehensively deliver on a service our clients deserve and pay for.
Our members are certified and vetted as well as trained according to international standards. Our members act with the utmost professionalism and discretion.
QRF Task Team have several operatives with extensive backgrounds in vehicle recoveries, on behalf of major role players, within this vibrant and fast paced offshoot of our chosen profession.
Members are well versed with GPS based recoveries, grid searches and RF signal based recoveries.
QRF Task Team forms part of a national task team comprising law enforcement and the military, to disrupt and destroy the proliferation of illegal mining and its impact on our economy and our communities. We intercept where these social ills exist and assess the negative impact slowly eroding our infrastructure to the point of complete collapse and formulate plans to take action against them.
Our members have undergone extensive tactical training in relation to climbing, tactical ropework and abseiling, in deploying to old, neglected mine shafts, vertical and incline, to investigate and in most scenarios force zama zamas out of these sub surface strongholds.
This department covers stock recoveries from violent hi-jackings to warehouse invasions using LPR /ANPR database and intensive investigations to locate stock or vehicles.
Our teams are able to assist with Corporate, forensic and undercover investigations. QRF utilizes various tool at its disposal, which include electronic and covert investigative measures in order to achieve the objective in terms of the criminal or civil matter at hand. Investigators have an extensive background in law enforcement and the private sector.
