Our security guards and supervisors are trained to protect employees and other persons on the client’s property; to observe irregular and unusual conditions and activities and to correct and report such conditions.

Here is a short overview of duties;

•  To maintain a visitors book with details of the names, purpose of visit, and entry and exit times of each and every individual who enters the building.
• Check the ID of visitors and log them into the visitors book; Examine the contents of any bags, boxes or other items carried by visitors.
• Ensure that visitors are met by the person whom they are visiting, When visitors depart ensure that their departure is logged in the visitors book;
• Prevent the entry of unauthorized people and prohibited articles into restricted areas.
• Conduct routine checks inside the building each day.
• Prevent the theft of company property.
• Check each and every office and make sure that all the doors and windows are locked, and all the lights/electric equipment are switched off, fire extinguishers, and alarm systems are active.
• Report all the suspicious acts happening in the premises to the security focal point. Monitor the premise through closed-circuit TV cameras, and check for any sort of unusual activity.
• Constantly inspect and monitor all the security devices and equipment and to ensure that they are not tampered with.
• Ensure that no vehicles are parked in front of the office. If you cannot identify the driver, alert your supervisor and the security forces.
•  To direct vehicles in and around the building and to make sure that all the vehicles are safe, while inside the premises. 
• Open the main gate for entry and exit of company vehicles.
• On the arrival and departure of staff, check the street to try and identify any potential problems or threats.
• To answer the emergency alarms with immediate effect, and to inform the supervisor and fire department right away in case of fire.
• Any other tasks requested by the supervisor.
• In case of emergency, contribute to other security services.
•  Lias with National security agencies whenever any difficulty may arise beyond their scope of work.