Access Control: Monitor and control access to the premises, including checking identification, verifying credentials, and ensuring only authorized individuals enter the designated areas.

Surveillance: Use surveillance equipment, such as CCTV cameras and security systems, to monitor the premises and detect any suspicious or unauthorized activities.

Patrols: Conduct regular patrols of the property to deter potential security breaches and ensure all areas are secure. Promptly investigate and respond to any unusual incidents or disturbances.

Emergency Response: Be prepared to respond to emergencies, such as fire, medical incidents, or security threats. Follow established procedures to handle such situations effectively.

Report Writing: Maintain detailed and accurate records of all security-related incidents, including daily activity logs, incident reports, and any breaches or security violations.

Customer Service: Provide a friendly and professional presence to all staff, visitors, and guests, assisting them when needed and addressing any security-related concerns in a courteous manner.

Alarm Response: Respond to alarms and quickly assess the situation to determine if there is a security threat. Take appropriate action, such as notifying the authorities or initiating emergency protocols.

Security Checks: Conduct regular checks of doors, windows, and other access points to ensure they are secure. Report any malfunctions or security risks to the appropriate personnel.

Crowd Control (if applicable): In venues or events with large crowds, manage and maintain order to ensure the safety of attendees.

Training and Compliance: Stay up-to-date with security protocols, procedures, and training provided by the employer or relevant authorities. Comply with all security regulations and standards.