Critical National Infrastructure
One of the key elements of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) security is the presence of security guards.
Security guards are often the first line of defence and the first responders in case of an incident or emergency. They also play an important role in monitoring, reporting and communicating with other stakeholders, such as the police.
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How a KGS Security Guard Can Make a Difference
Some of the common tasks and functions that a KGS security guard will undertake include:
- Conducting security patrols and inspections of the premises, perimeter, and access points, and checking the security equipment and systems.
- Controlling and verifying the identity and authorisation of the staff, visitors, contractors, and vehicles entering and exiting the facility, and issuing and collecting security passes and badges.
- Monitoring and operating the security cameras, alarms, sensors, and other devices, and reporting any anomalies or malfunctions.
- Enforcing the security rules and regulations, and dealing with any breaches or violations, such as trespassing, loitering, smoking or photography.
- Responding to any security incidents or emergencies, such as fire, explosion, accident, or attack, and following the emergency procedures and protocols.
- Keeping and updating the security records and logs, such as the incident reports, the patrol schedules, the visitor registers and inventory lists via the DYMENSiON online reporting platform.
- Attending and participating in the security training and briefing sessions, and updating and improving the security skills and knowledge.