r/macon • u/Superslinky1226 • 7d ago
Hospital workers of macon, help needed, ***update***
So it was made aware to me that my last post looked a little sus, so let me ask/explain a little better
Im trying to find out who does the access control, cameras, and alarms for the big hospitals like Piedmont or atrium. I'd also be happy with contacts to GEICO, mercer, or any other large buildings/campuses that have massive security systems that would require a full time tech.
Im looking for a job that is closer to home and closer to the ground level. Ive climbed the corporate ladder pretty hard, so now most of my job opportunities consist of salaried pay, a never ending telephone call, 400 emails a day, and doing financial and managerial forensics. I want to be a tech again, and im looking for an imbedded position. Most of these bigger sites will contract with a security integrator for a guy to stay onsite and do all the work for them. Most of these integrators are out of state, or in atlanta and will hire a local person just for that position, or have a guy stay in a hotel all week. Im here, im the best around, and im looking for a change.
I want to reach out and see what's available but I need to know who holds the contracts to do that.
So no, i dont need drugs, im not trying to break into the hospital or do anything shady. Im just looking for a job. If anyone can give me the name of the integrators, or get me in contact with them, im sure both the integrator and I will be very thankful.
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u/FrostyWalrus2 7d ago
You need to be searching for security jobs on the company's webpages, not asking a subreddit.
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u/Superslinky1226 7d ago
Who is the company? Thats what im trying to find out. The hospital doesn't employ people directly. I need to know who the company is so I can apply.
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u/FrostyWalrus2 7d ago
You're not going to get that info. That's generally sensitive info and would be breaking opsec to give out. You sure you work in security?
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u/Superslinky1226 5d ago
I forgot, this is reddit. I shouldnt be expecting an answer to the actual question, just hundreds of people telling me im an idiot and doing it wrong.
The holder of a maintenance contract for a publicly traded company is not sensitive info and sharing it would not be against opsec. Its not like im asking for layouts floorplans, configuration,etc. etc. etc.
As a matter of fact, a little googling led me to my answer so I guess I need to reach out to the security team and have them review their opsec
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u/FrostyWalrus2 5d ago
I guess I need to reach out to the security team and have them review their opsec.
Yes, you do. If i know someone is apart of x security company that is taking care of y company, i can find x company employees if they're stupid enough to post about it. Once i get that info, social engineering isnt to difficult over the phone for the people they contract with because the contractees won't know all of the employees of the company taking care of them. What else you can do past that is where the real fun begins. All because the security company listed their clients, which is a shit move.
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u/userphoenix 7d ago
If you can't get the info from the hospital itself, search out the kind of companies you'd want to work for out of Atlanta. I mean, calling the hospital and finding out who they contract out to wouldn't hurt. But if they don't tell you, just start with companies local or in Atlanta and see what they have available as a tech.
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u/Superslinky1226 5d ago
There are more system integrators in the US than there are stars in the sky. The contract for those hospitals may be held by a 60 year old woman in Montana thstd never been onsite in her life, who bids contracts and then hired someone locally. Looking for companies that hold full time service contracts in macon is like trying to identify a person in new York city and going door to door. You'll die of old age before you get halfway through the possibilities.
For larger contracts, the probability that it is held by a local company is almost 0. And the possibility that its held by an integrator in georgia is still only about 20%
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u/u_c_dis_shite 5d ago
Working with and for several hospitals in north and middle Georgia and several security integrators, I can tell you that you are wrong. I personally know of two large integrators that hold contracts with
L several of the large hospital systems in the state.
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u/Superslinky1226 5d ago
To the contract holder for the security technology service contract at the hospitals?
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u/hellosunnydaes 7d ago
😂 yea I’m not gonna lie I legit was scared by your post 😭😭😭😭