Grays Guardian Protective Services, LLC

06/11/2026

06/05/2026

Range training

Gray’s Guardian Protective Services

06/05/2026

Range training today

Chief Daniel Gray
Officer Michael Cooper

Gray’s Guardian Protective Services

06/04/2026

Thank you so much.

Gray’s Guardian Protective Services

05/28/2026

Thank you

05/26/2026

Our employees at Gray’s Guardian Protective Services are not Security Guards they are Security officers and I will always refer to them as such just as myself I am also a security officer.

Here are 3 reasons why:

First, A "guard" is a warm body hired to stand by a door or monitor a camera. Our team has gone through rigorous physical and technical certifications. Carrying a firearm, a Taser, OC spray, and a baton requires passing strict state-regulated proficiency tests and understanding constitutional law, liability, and the use-of-force continuum. Calling them a "guard" reduces that hard work to zero.

Second, In Louisiana, an "Armed Security Officer" is a distinct legal definition. Because of their weapons training with the LA state board of Private security examiners our officers are not there to just "watch crime happen" and call the police. They are equipped and legally prepared to protect life and property, establish control during chaotic situations, and bridge the gap before local police arrive so there is a difference.

Third, I along with my personnel wear uniforms and carry the tools necessary to handle violent or high-risk incidents. Referring to security as "guards" strips what we do of the professional respect that keeps us safe on the job; commanding respect from the public is a crucial element of keeping a situation from escalating.

05/24/2026

Job Details: Unarmed Pool Monitor (Seasonal)
Company: Gray’s Guardian Protective Services, LLC
Duration: May 2026 – September 2026 (Summer Season)
Role Type: Unarmed Security / Community Compliance
Location Focus: Southeast Louisiana (Greater New Orleans Area, including Metairie, Kenner, Gretna, and surrounding parishes)

📋 Overview of the Role

As an Unarmed Pool Monitor, your primary objective is to maintain a safe, orderly, and welcoming environment at managed community or residential swimming pools (such as HOA properties or gated complexes).
Unlike a lifeguard, a pool monitor focuses on access control, rule enforcement, and site security rather than active water rescue.

Key Responsibilities

Access Control: Verify residents' IDs, keycards, or guest passes to prevent unauthorized entry or pool-crashing.

Rule Enforcement: Fairly and firmly enforce neighborhood pool policies (no glass containers, strict guest limits, proper attire, and designated opening/closing hours).

Safety Patrolling: Routinely walk the pool deck and surrounding amenities to check for safety hazards, maintenance issues

Customer Service: Act as a helpful, visible, and professional presence for residents and their guests.

05/24/2026

We are hiring for a part time pool monitor position.

Gray’s Guardian Protective Services

05/18/2026

Thank you so much, Ms. JJ! It was an absolute pleasure working with you. The team at Grays Guardian Protective Services was honored to provide security for your event. We were thrilled to hear that everything ran smoothly and that we were able to give you peace of mind. Thank you for trusting us with your safety we hope to work with you again in the future!"

Gray’s Guardian Protective Services