Jordan Visagie

Highly disciplined and physically robust Royal Marine Commando with a strong background in small team tactics, weapons proficiency, and precision firearms handling. Specialised in heavy weapons systems and tactical medical support, serving primarily as a battlefield medic responsible for trauma care, casualty evacuation, and critical injury management in high-pressure environments.

Demonstrates composure and sound judgement under pressure, with advanced skills in threat assessment, situational awareness, and rapid decision-making. Fully SIA licensed, with proven competence in close protection, surveillance/counter-surveillance, and conflict resolution.

Holds a Category C+E licence with advanced training in defensive, evasive, and off-road driving. Adaptable, resilient, and committed to maintaining the highest professional standards.

Royal Marine Commando, Joined at 17 – Present, Specialised in heavy weapons, and developed knowledge on various heavy weapons systems, Combat medic, delivering advanced trauma care and medical treatment under complex conditions, Highly competent in small arms weapons, covert operations and reconnaissance. Conducted medical training for unit personnel, ensuring combat readiness and emergency preparedness. I have undergone extensive training in how to deliver lectures and lessons which enables me to effectively spread my knowledge in my respective field, which in turn, makes the team I work with more effective.

My hobbies and interests primarily revolves around sports. I played rugby league from the age of 12 to 16. From that point on I developed interest in Muay Thai and began training at a club in Exeter, within the future I hope to get out to Thailand to immerse myself into a 3 month fight camp. I am also experienced in spearfishing,  I am yet to go abroad for this sport, however I do go to the coasts of Cornwall as certain bodies of water have excellent visibility at times. I am also wanting to start jiu-jujitsu as I have recently undergone some lessons and found the skills learnt, were crucial to the job I want to be involved in.