Monitoring and Patrol*:

Regularly patrol assigned areas to observe and report any unusual or suspicious activity. This includes checking doors, windows, and entrances to ensure they are secured.

Access Control:

Manage and monitor access points to restricted areas, ensuring only authorized personnel are allowed entry. This may involve checking IDs or issuing visitor badges.

Surveillance*:

Operate and monitor surveillance equipment, such as CCTV cameras, to detect and document potential security breaches.

Incident Response:

Respond promptly to alarms or incidents, such as theft, vandalism, or emergencies, providing assistance as needed and following established protocols.

Reporting:

Write detailed reports of daily activities, incidents, and observations. This documentation is crucial for future reference and any required investigations.

Customer Service:

Provide assistance and information to clients, employees, or visitors, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment.

Emergency Preparedness:

Be familiar with emergency procedures and protocols, including evacuation plans, first aid response, and interactions with emergency services.

Conflict Resolution:

De-escalate conflicts and challenging situations, using effective communication and negotiation skills.

Enforcement of Rules and Policies: Enforce company policies and regulations, including those related to health and safety, and take appropriate action in case of violations.

Training and Drills:

Participate in training programs and emergency drills to stay updated on best practices and protocols in security.

Collaboration:

Work closely with law enforcement agencies and other emergency services as necessary, providing them with information and assistance during incidents.

Incident Investigation:

Conduct preliminary investigations into incidents and gather evidence such as witness statements and physical evidence.