Surveillance: Monitor and patrol assigned areas to detect and prevent unauthorized access, criminal activity, or security breaches. Use surveillance equipment, such as CCTV cameras, alarms, and sensors, to maintain a vigilant watch over the premises. Access Control: Control access to restricted areas by verifying the identity of individuals, checking credentials, and issuing visitor passes or badges as necessary. Enforce access control policies and procedures to prevent unauthorized entry. Crowd Control: Manage crowds and maintain order during events, gatherings, or emergencies. Direct traffic, regulate entry and exit points, and provide guidance to attendees to ensure their safety and security. Emergency Response: Respond promptly to emergencies, such as fires, medical incidents, or security threats. Follow established protocols and procedures for emergency situations, including evacuations, first aid, and contacting emergency services. Conflict Resolution: Resolve conflicts, disputes, or disturbances in a calm and professional manner. Use conflict resolution techniques, effective communication, and de-escalation strategies to defuse tense situations and prevent escalation. Patrol and Inspection: Conduct regular patrols and inspections of the premises to identify security vulnerabilities, hazards, or breaches. Inspect doors, windows, gates, and other entry points for signs of tampering or damage. Report Writing: Document security incidents, observations, and activities in detailed reports. Record relevant information, including date, time, location, individuals involved, and actions taken, to maintain accurate records for investigative or legal purposes. Collaboration: Coordinate with law enforcement agencies, emergency responders, and other security personnel to address security concerns or incidents effectively. Communicate with onsite staff, supervisors, and management to share information and coordinate responses. Training and Education: Stay updated on security procedures, protocols, and best practices through ongoing training and professional development. Train new security personnel on security protocols, equipment operation, and emergency procedures. Risk Assessment: Conduct risk assessments and security audits to identify potential security threats, vulnerabilities, and weaknesses. Recommend measures to mitigate risks and enhance security measures to protect against potential threats. Physical Security: Implement physical security measures, such as locks, barriers, and surveillance systems, to deter unauthorized access and protect valuable assets. Ensure that security equipment is properly maintained and functioning effectively. Customer Service: Provide assistance and support to customers, employees, and visitors by answering inquiries, providing directions, and offering assistance as needed. Maintain a courteous and professional demeanor while interacting with individuals.