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Security Guard

Security guard may be required to observe and record who enters and exits a site. A completed log sheet should record the individual’s name and the time of entrance to, and exit from the site. The information obtained will permit guards to locate visitors, either while on the property in the event of an emergency, or at a later time after they have left. Security guards may encounter individuals under the influence of drugs or alcohol. They need to be aware of the signs of substance abuse as well as the impact of different drugs on human behavior (e.g. suspect going through withdrawal) in order to deal with these individuals in a manner that will ensure personal safety as well as that of the suspect. Guards should have an overall understanding of different types of drugs and paraphernalia, the impact of using drugs on human behavior and how to address individual behavior depending on the type of substance. During some very dangerous situations (such as armed robbery attacks or assaults with deadly weapons), a security guard may be unable to handle the situation. In that case, he would need some help, and he should waste no time in calling the police. By getting help this way, loss of lives or property would be averted.
The purpose of a patrol can change from time to time, even within a single shift. The first time that a patrol is made, security may focus on breaches of the property by an intruder; the second time, to make sure that the safety equipment on machinery in the area is functioning properly; the third time, to check again for intruders and breaches of the work site, and so on.

Gun Man

All the duties performed by a Gun Man are aimed at this one objective (that is, prevention of crime) Are you interested in becoming a Gun man? Gun Man are hired by businesses, casinos, hospitals, stores, banks, and other organizations to help deter illegal activities. monitors all night, looking for suspicious activity. Or you might be stationed at a building's front door, checking IDs and greeting people who walk in. Sometimes, a Gun Man would be required to maintain certain rules and policies as laid down by his employer. that only visitors for which an appointment has been earlier fixed should be granted entry. Similarly, organizations may require their employees to show their ID cards before being granted entry into the work premises. If a Gun Man positions at an entrance, chances are, he will double as a receptionist because he is usually the first to receive guests and show them their way. This additional duty requires a Gun Man to be very friendly, approachable, and willing to help others.