At present, 2000 sets of security uniforms have been used 1 1 year, and the gray-blue security uniforms have left a deep impression on the people. However, the 2000-style security guard clothing has gradually exposed some problems, such as the gray and old color of the clothing, lack of sense of the times and solemnity; Lack of escort clothes, training clothes and other clothing styles; The security service sign pattern is not perfect.

At the beginning of 20 10, China Security Association and China Garment Association launched nationwide collection activities for security guards' clothing and security service logo patterns. After nearly a year and a half of repeated revisions, and reported to the Ministry of Public Security for approval, China Security Association finally determined the style of security guards' clothing and security service logo, and named it "20 1 1 security guards' clothing and security service logo". 20 1 1 Style The security guard's clothing adopts a solemn and steady dark color system, and the blue-gray coat is matched with a light gray shirt, which enhances the overall image of the security team. This suit includes men's and women's spring and autumn clothes, short-sleeved shirts, long-sleeved shirts, duty clothes, escort clothes, training clothes, skirts and other styles, which can fully meet the security needs.

The colors, costumes and service marks of clothing are obviously different from those of the staff of China People's Liberation Army, People's Armed Police, People's Police, Industrial and Commercial Taxation and the people's courts and people's procuratorates. Through the Chinese and English characters on the clothing armband, the name and number of the security company, the design of the armband on the left chest badge, and certain anti-counterfeiting design, the public can quickly determine the identity and grade of security guards, and better help and supervision. "20 1 1 security guard's clothing" epaulettes will directly reflect the professional level of security guards. The National Security Professional Standard came into effect in 2007. The standard divides security guards into five grades: junior security guards (national professional qualification level 5), intermediate security guards (national professional qualification level 4), senior security guards (national professional qualification level 3), security guards (national professional qualification level 2) and senior security guards (national professional qualification level 1).

According to the Ministry of Public Security, there will be a special qualification certification department to regularly assess security guards, and security guards who meet the assessment standards can be upgraded. The level of security guards is not completely linked to the number of years they have been engaged in the security industry.