Access Control: You control access to the premises by monitoring entry and exit points, verifying identification, and issuing visitor passes or badges as required. This helps prevent unauthorized individuals from entering restricted areas. Patrolling and Surveillance: You conduct regular patrols of the premises to deter and detect suspicious activities, security breaches, or safety hazards. This involves monitoring surveillance cameras, inspecting doors and windows, and reporting any incidents or concerns to supervisors. Incident Response: You respond promptly to security incidents, emergencies, or alarms, such as thefts, disturbances, or medical emergencies. This may involve assessing the situation, contacting emergency services if necessary, and taking appropriate actions to resolve the situation or mitigate risks. Crowd Control: In situations where there are large gatherings or events, you help maintain order and ensure the safety of participants by managing crowds, directing traffic, and providing assistance or directions as needed. Security Screening: You conduct security screenings of individuals, vehicles, or packages entering the premises to detect prohibited items or substances. This may involve using metal detectors, X-ray machines, or physical searches to ensure compliance with security protocols. Emergency Preparedness: You participate in emergency preparedness drills and training exercises to ensure readiness to respond to various emergencies, such as fires, evacuations, or natural disasters. You may also assist in implementing evacuation plans and providing assistance to evacuees during emergencies. Report Writing: You maintain accurate and detailed records of security incidents, observations, and activities by writing clear and concise incident reports. These reports help document security-related incidents and provide valuable information for investigation and analysis. Customer Service: While ensuring security and safety is your primary responsibility, you also provide friendly and courteous customer service to employees, customers, and visitors. This may involve providing directions, answering inquiries, or offering assistance as needed to enhance the overall experience. Collaboration with Law Enforcement: You collaborate with local law enforcement agencies and emergency responders to coordinate responses to security incidents or emergencies. This may involve providing assistance or information to law enforcement officers during investigations or emergency situations.