As a Security Guard, your primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and security of people, property, and assets within the designated premises. You will be tasked with monitoring surveillance systems, conducting regular patrols, and responding promptly to security incidents or emergencies. Your vigilance and quick decision-making skills will play a crucial role in preventing theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access.
Beyond surveillance, you will enforce security protocols, verify identification, and assist in conflict resolution when necessary. Effective communication and attention to detail are essential in reporting suspicious activities and maintaining accurate security logs. Your ability to remain calm under pressure and act decisively will contribute to a secure environment for employees, visitors, and residents.
In addition to ensuring security, you will be expected to provide excellent customer service by guiding visitors, assisting individuals in distress, and working closely with law enforcement when needed. Upholding high ethical standards, demonstrating professionalism, and adhering to safety regulations are key aspects of your role. Your dedication to security fosters trust and confidence within the organization.
1. Monitor and operate surveillance equipment to detect and prevent security breaches.
2. Conduct routine patrols to ensure the safety of the premises and deter criminal activity.
3. Enforce security policies, verify credentials, and control access to restricted areas.
4. Respond swiftly to alarms, emergencies, and incidents, ensuring appropriate action is taken.
5. Report suspicious activities, safety hazards, and security violations to the appropriate authorities.
6. Assist employees, visitors, and customers with security-related concerns or inquiries.
7. Maintain detailed logs and prepare reports on security incidents and daily activities.
8. When required, cooperate with emergency services and law enforcement.
9. Conduct security checks on doors, windows, and entry points to prevent unauthorized entry.
10. Ensure compliance with safety and emergency protocols during crisis situations.
1. High school diploma or equivalent; security training or certification is an advantage.
2. Demonstrated expertise in a security guard position or a related one.
3. Strong observational skills and attention to detail.
4. The capacity to remain composed and professional under duress.
5. Knowledge of security procedures, emergency response, and surveillance systems.
6. Good physical fitness and stamina to perform patrolling duties.
7. Strong communication and interpersonal skills for conflict resolution.
8. Familiarity with legal regulations regarding security and safety protocols.
9. The capacity to function both alone and together.
10. Willingness to work a variety of hours, including on the weekends, holidays, and at night, if necessary.
