What identifying information must be displayed on uniforms worn by registered employees?

Uniforms worn by registered employees must prominently display distinguishing patches that include the licensee's business name. This requirement ensures that the employees are easily identifiable as representatives of a licensed security business, providing transparency and accountability within the industry. By having the business name visible, clients and the public can quickly recognize the affiliation of the employee with the licensed entity, which fosters trust and professionalism in security operations. Furthermore, such identification helps in situational awareness and differentiating between security personnel and non-affiliated individuals in various settings.

While other choices may reference aspects of identification that could be beneficial, they do not fulfill the requirement as effectively as the display of the business name on a uniform. For example, while an employee’s name and license number may provide personal identification, it does not directly indicate the organization they represent. A logo indicating their role could be helpful but would lack the necessary connection to the specific licensed entity. Similarly, having no identifying information at all would not meet the standards required for maintaining public trust and clear branding in the security industry.