Surveillance: Monitoring surveillance cameras, alarm systems, and access control systems to detect and deter unauthorized access, suspicious behavior, or security breaches. Security personnel observe activity in their assigned area and remain vigilant for potential threats. Access Control: Controlling access to buildings, facilities, or restricted areas by checking identification, verifying credentials, and issuing visitor passes or access badges. Security personnel ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed entry and that security protocols are followed. Patrols and Inspections: Conducting regular patrols and inspections of assigned areas to detect security risks, hazards, or vulnerabilities. Security personnel inspect doors, windows, gates, fences, and other entry points to ensure that they are secure and properly locked. Emergency Response: Responding promptly to emergencies, alarms, or incidents such as fire alarms, medical emergencies, or security breaches. Security personnel take appropriate action to address the situation, evacuate people if necessary, and notify emergency services as required. Crowd Control: Maintaining order and managing crowds during events, gatherings, or emergencies. Security personnel control access to designated areas, enforce crowd management protocols, and intervene to prevent disturbances or altercations. Conflict Resolution: Resolving conflicts, disputes, or confrontations between individuals in a calm and professional manner. Security personnel use de-escalation techniques, communication skills, and conflict resolution strategies to defuse tense situations and prevent escalation. First Aid and Assistance: Providing first aid and assistance to individuals in need of medical attention or assistance. Security personnel may administer basic first aid, summon medical assistance, and coordinate with emergency responders to ensure prompt and appropriate care. Report Writing: Documenting security incidents, observations, and activities in written reports or logs. Security personnel record details such as the time, date, location, nature of the incident, and actions taken for documentation and follow-up purposes. Security Checks: Conducting security checks of vehicles, bags, packages, or personal belongings to detect prohibited items, contraband, or security threats. Security personnel use metal detectors, X-ray machines, or manual searches to screen individuals and belongings for security purposes. Training and Awareness: Participating in training programs and drills to enhance security awareness, emergency preparedness, and response capabilities. Security personnel receive training in security procedures, protocols, and techniques to effectively perform their duties. Customer Service: Providing assistance, information, and directions to visitors, tenants, or employees. Security personnel serve as a point of contact for inquiries, requests for assistance, and general information, enhancing customer service and satisfaction.