Security procedures Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Duties of a security guard?

A

Building and perimeter protection

Intrusion and access control

Alarm and surveillance systems

Fire prevention and control

Emergency and disaster planning

Theft prevention

Accident and safety protection

Enforcement of rules/regulations

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What are standing orders?

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Instructions that are of a permanent nature and apply to specific site.

They provide direction regarding company policy.

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What is a Post order?

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Or “Site order” is the document which delegates the security tasks from the property owner to the security guard.

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What type of information would a post order contain?

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Opening letter- Authority to operate and direction of orders

Index/contents

Emergency contacts

Security force operations- Hours of expected work and expected duties

Reports- outlines type of reports expected for submission

Restricted areas- information and locations of restricted spaces

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What is a High Visibility patrol

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Focus on making the security guard visible in the public eye by physically being seen.

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Low visibility Patrols

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These are used to cover large areas where there may be only one available staff member or in higher danger/risk areas

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What is a fixed post?

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A post where both vehicles and/or people are checked before entry to a premises. May also include guarding a vulnerable point, control access, surveillance

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What is a patrol post?

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Security guard is assigned an area to patrol at set times/intervals and then required to return to a designated post.

Also known as double duty

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What is a roaming patrol?

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Flexible, either on foot, bicycle or in a vehicle, no set time for specific patrols, they are sporadic and random in timing.

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Purpose of patrols?

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To pick up any note and issues, things that stand out etc, not just criminal activity or unruly people.

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Benefits of Foot patrols?

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Person to person engagement

Highly visible

Good opportunity to build information network

Familiarity with local area

Able to access smaller hard to reach places like stairwells

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Benefits of vehicular patrol?

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Highly mobile

Cover large areas

Cover multiple sites

Increased response times

Additional equipment carried

Weather protection

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If a complaint is lodged against a security guard, how many days from the incident must it be formally lodged

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90 days

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Who do complaints about an individual security guard go to?

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Their employer

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Role of a Security guard?

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Protect People, property and information

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What is a security guards primary responsibilities?

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Observe, deter, record and report

17
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What act governs security guards?

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Security services and Investigators Act 2010 (SSIA)

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Section 3 SSIA

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No person may, without licence to do so, for remuneration
- patrol, guard or provide security for another person or for the property or premises of another person, or
- detect loss or damage to the property or premises for another person.

  1. No person may advertise, hold out to offer to provide a service or perform an activity described in subsection 1 unless the person has a licence to provide the service or perform the activity.
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Section 6 SSIA

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Loss prevention workers
- no person may, without licence to do so, for remuneration, in plain clothes,
a. Prevent loss of or damage to the commercial, industrial or retail property or premises of another person, or
B. Detect loss of or damage to the commercial, industrial or retail property or premises of another person

  1. No person may advertise, hold out to offer to provide a service or perform an activity described in subsection 1 unless the person has a licence to provide the service or perform the activity.
20
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Can uniforms have a stripe on the pant or hat?

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No (Unless it is a white reflective band)

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What must a uniform shoulder flash show?

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  • Employing companies name (or a shoulder epaulette showing the same)
  • must not resemble that of a police or peace officer
22
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Can you wear badges on your uniform as a security guard?

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What must be shown on the chest and both shoulders of all work uniform shirts?

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Security guard, security or security agent no less than 1.5 centimetres in height and contrasts the dominant colour of the uniform

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What must be affixed to the back on the uniform?

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Security, Security guard or Security agent must be permanently affixed to the back of the uniform no less than 5cm in height and in a contrasting colour to the dominant colour of the uniform

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If work environment requires business attire, how must security staff present themselves?
ID tag must be worn on the lapel or breast pocket of the blazer/suit. Tag must include licence class and name of employer.
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What is deportment?
Deportment describes the conduct and behavior of an individual
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What Act and section governs security personnel uniforms and weapons?
Security Services and Investigators Act 2010, Section 34
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Section 21 SSIA
Section 21 outlines UNIFORMS Must wear an approved uniform as designated by the individual employers, while on duty. I. Must not wear a uniform while engaged in security work that resembles a Police Officer or other law enforcement agencies.