(SCTP Module) PWM-Security: Guard and Patrol, Access Control Management (Provide Guard and Patrol Services And Operate Basic Security Equipment)
About This Course
This course is for the PWM workers in the PWM-Security Sector.
Performing guard and patrol duties involves actively monitoring and safeguarding designated facilities to maintain a secure environment. This includes regularly patrolling the premises to identify and address any potential security threats, such as unauthorized individuals or suspicious activities. By being vigilant and responsive, security personnel can effectively deter crime and respond to incidents before they escalate.
Additionally, managing access points is crucial for maintaining security. This entails overseeing entry and exit points to ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed access to certain areas. Security officers must verify credentials and implement protocols tailored to different levels of authorization, ensuring that sensitive areas are protected while allowing appropriate access to staff and visitors. This dual approach of patrolling and access management is essential for creating a comprehensive security strategy that safeguards both people and property.
What You'll Learn
Understand Security Basics: Know why security is important and how guard and patrol services help keep places safe.
Get Ready for Guard Duty & Static Guarding: Follow the law and use basic security tools correctly. To watch over specific areas, notice anything unusual, and report it immediately.
Patrol Operations: Use planned routes and mobile tools to patrol effectively and respond to incidents.
Spot and Report Risks: Identify dangerous items and report security risks properly.
Handle Questions and Incidents: Respond to questions and incidents professionally, following company procedures.
Access Control & Use Security Equipment: Operate tools like card readers, alarms, and communication devices, and fix basic issues. While managing access systems, issue and track access cards, and follow company rules.
Communication Skills: Communicate clearly and professionally in all interactions.
Entry Requirements
No minimum educational entry requirements. However, candidates must meet the required workplace literacy and numeracy level and should possess the relevant assumed skills and knowledge.