Professional training for security guards

1. Political quality conditions

(1) Love the motherland, love the people, love socialism, and love science.

(2) No criminal record.

(3) Be dedicated to your job and fulfill your duties. Be civilized on duty and treat others politely. Abide by laws and regulations, and work together in unity.

2. Business skills requirements

(1) Have basic legal knowledge and security-related policies and regulations.

(2) Have certain language and writing skills.

(3) Have the ability to observe, discover, and deal with problems corresponding to the job responsibilities.

(4) Have the skills to use basic fire-fighting equipment, communication equipment, technical prevention facilities and equipment and related defense equipment.

(5) Master certain defense and grappling skills.

3. Cultural conditions: Junior high school education or above, and corresponding cultural business knowledge for special positions. 1. Dress code

(1) Unless it is inappropriate or unnecessary to dress, security uniforms must be worn during working hours, and casual clothes should be worn when going out privately.

(2) When wearing security uniforms, security signs should be worn as required.

(3) Security uniforms are not allowed to be worn together with casual clothes, and security uniforms are not allowed to be worn together in different seasons.

(4) Except for work in the stationed unit, you are not required to wear a hat when dressing.

(5) Security uniforms should be clean and tidy. They are not allowed to wear clothes, open arms, rolled up sleeves, rolled up trouser legs, hats tilted, slippers or bare feet.

(6) Care for and properly keep security uniforms and security signs. It is strictly prohibited to sell, give away or lend security uniforms and security signs to others.

(7) When dressing up to participate in important activities, you are only allowed to wear medals, medals and badges issued by the leadership agency, and other badges and accessories are not allowed.

2. Appearance

(1) Be dignified and energetic when on duty.

(2) Male security guards are not allowed to have long hair, big sideburns and beards, and female security guards are not allowed to have braids that go beyond their shoulders.

(3) Do not dye your hair or nails, wear heavy makeup or wear accessories.

3. Etiquette

(1) Raise your hands in salute on the following occasions:

① Dress up when meeting the leader;

② Stand on guard , on duty, and when changing shifts;

③When correcting violations;

④When being received, condolences and inspected and inspected by leaders;

⑤Participating in foreign affairs activities When in contact with foreign guests;

⑥ Dress at the beginning and end of speeches at the conference.

(2) When participating in rallies or large-scale events where the national anthem is played or the national flag is raised, you must stand at attention and pay attention.

(3) It is not necessary to salute leaders with whom you have daily contact.

4. Behavior

(1) Full of energy, correct posture, standardized movements and civilized behavior.

(2) When dressed to go out to work, on duty, or in public places, you are not allowed to sleeve your hands or put your hands in your pockets. It is not allowed to put shoulders, hold arms, smoke, eat, laugh or play while walking. No spitting or littering is allowed. (3) Drinking or excessive drinking in public places while wearing uniforms is not allowed.

(4) Consciously abide by public order and social ethics.

(5) Comply with the customs and habits of ethnic minorities.

5. Language

The language used at work should be concise, accurate, civilized and standardized. When contacting the masses, speak politely and use politeness such as "please, hello, sorry, thank you, goodbye" language. Pay attention to the use of titles. When talking to ethnic minorities, religious people, and foreigners, do not use taboo language.

6. Mandarin should be spoken when on duty.

(1) Carry out security service work strictly within the scope of legal provisions, and are not allowed to exceed their responsibilities and authority.

(2) Strictly perform job responsibilities and are not allowed to do anything unrelated to security services.

(3) Do not make things difficult for the masses.

(4) It is not allowed to be off duty, have an empty post, or sleep on the post, and it is not allowed to be late or leave early.

(5) Comply with the various internal rules and regulations of the client unit, and do not inquire, record or disseminate the internal secrets of the client unit at will.

(6) Do not use customer items or accept gifts from customers without permission.

(7) Protect public property.

(8) Important situations must be properly handled and reported in a timely manner. Late reporting or concealment is not allowed.

(9) Fill in the duty record carefully and do a good job in shift handover.

7. Hygiene

(1) Consciously maintain environmental sanitation and keep the duty area neat and clean.

(2) Internal hygiene. ①The sheets and bedding are neat and clean, and there are no debris under the bed. ② There are no cigarette butts, phlegm stains, or paper scraps on the floor. ③ Doors and windows are clean and the glass is bright. ④ Daily necessities are arranged neatly and uniformly. ⑤ It is not allowed to keep pets, and it is not allowed to post or hang pictures or pictorials without permission. Provide preventive security services in accordance with the security service contract, maintain the safety and order of the customer unit, prevent the guarded target from being damaged by illegal infringement or disaster accidents, effectively avoid the customer's economic losses due to the responsibility of the service provider or security personnel, and meet the security needs of the customer unit .

1. Patrol service

(1) Security personnel patrol and guard specific areas, locations and targets to protect customer safety.

① Through patrols, deter criminals and make them give up their attempts to illegally infringe on customers.

② Through patrolling, suspicious persons are found, interrogated, and those suspected of committing crimes are sent to the relevant departments for processing.

③ For ongoing illegal infringements, corresponding measures should be taken to stop them, and the wrongdoers should be handed over to the public security organs or relevant departments for processing.

(2) Inspect, discover, report and eliminate various hidden dangers in a timely manner to prevent accidents such as fires and explosions or illegal infringement cases such as robbery and theft.

(3) During the patrol process, any illegal infringement cases or disaster accidents that have occurred should be reported to the public security organs or relevant departments in a timely manner and the scene should be protected.

2. Doorman service

(1) Security personnel guard, verify, and inspect the entrances and exits of customer units to protect customer safety.

① Check the documents of persons entering and exiting, go through registration procedures, and prohibit entry by unrelated persons.

② According to the customer's requirements, inspect the personnel entering and exiting, and the items carried or shipped by vehicles to prevent property losses of the customer's unit.

③ Direct and direct incoming and outgoing vehicles, clear away irrelevant personnel, and maintain normal order at the entrance and exit.

④ Discover illegal actors in a timely manner, intercept stolen goods, and do a good job in public security prevention.

(2) Assist client units in reception work.

3. Guard service

(1) Security personnel guard and guard specific targets to protect customer safety.

(2) Maintain normal order in the guarded area and prohibit irrelevant personnel from entering the guarded area.

(3) Carry out fire prevention, theft prevention, robbery prevention, explosion prevention and other work.

4. Escort service

(1) Security personnel guard the property with them to protect the safety of customers’ property transportation.

(2) Prevent the escorted property from being stolen, robbed or subjected to other illegal infringements.

(3) Pass safety inspections to promptly discover hidden dangers and prevent fires, explosions and other accidents.

(4) Conduct inspections on the conditions and environment for escorting and transporting property to prevent extrusion, loss, etc.

(5) The escorted property should be counted and errors should be prevented. In order to regulate the behavior of security guards wearing security guard uniforms and security service signs in security practitioners, this specification is formulated in accordance with the "Security Service Management Regulations" and relevant regulations.

Scope of uniformed personnel

(1) Security guards recruited by security service companies; (2) Security guards recruited by agencies, groups, enterprises, and institutions to engage in guarding, patrolling, and Security guards who perform security guarding and other safety precautions; (3) Security guards recruited by property service companies to carry out door guards, patrols, order maintenance and other services in the property management area.

Types of clothing

Security guard clothing is divided into: spring, autumn and winter uniforms, duty uniforms, escort uniforms, training uniforms, long and short-sleeved shirts, summer pants, women's skirts, cotton clothing, etc. Hats are divided into: big-brimmed hats, rolled-brimmed hats, work hats, berets, cotton hats, etc. Shoes are divided into: single leather shoes, cotton leather shoes, escort high leather boots, female security guard high leather boots, training shoes, etc.

Security service logo

The nationally unified security service logo is divided into two types: uniform type and casual clothing type.

Among them, uniform security service signs are divided into metal products and embroidery products; casual security service signs are metal products.

Security guard clothing includes: cap badges, epaulettes, armbands, security industry unit logo and number plates, special buttons, special belt buckles, ties, tie clips, etc. Security guard epaulettes are divided into two types: epaulettes and sleeve-type epaulettes according to the needs of the security guard's clothing. They are composed of 5 gold and silver wheat ear patterns of different sizes. The golden wheat ears increase one by one and the silver wheat ears decrease one by one to mark the security guard. Career level increases step by step.

Coordination

(1) Spring and Autumn regular clothes: long-sleeved shirt; single leather shoes; epaulettes; optional armed belt. Among them, the male security guards wear blue ties and large-brimmed hats; the female security guards wear crimson ties and roll-brimmed hats. (2) Winter uniform: wear a long-sleeved shirt underneath, and a security-style sweater over the shirt if necessary; wear single leather shoes or cotton leather shoes; wear epaulettes; and can wear an armed belt. Among them, male security guards wear blue ties and large-brimmed hats or cotton hats; female security guards wear crimson ties and roll-brimmed hats or cotton hats. (3) Duty uniform: wear a long-sleeved shirt; wear single leather shoes or cotton leather shoes; wear epaulettes; may wear an armed belt. Among them, male security guards wear blue ties and black berets or work caps; female security guards wear crimson ties and crimson berets or work caps. (4) Escort uniform: long-sleeved shirt; black beret, helmet or cotton cap; escort high leather boots; epaulettes; optional armed belt. (5) Training clothes: Wear a work cap; wear single leather shoes or training shoes. (6) Long-sleeved standard shirt: Wear summer trousers; wear sleeve-style epaulettes; tie the shirt hem into a belt. Among them, the male security guards wear blue ties and black berets; the female security guards wear crimson ties and crimson berets. (7) Short-sleeved standard shirt: wear summer trousers; wear shoulder straps. (8) Women's skirts: Women's spring and autumn tops or women's long-sleeved standard shirts, short-sleeved standard shirts; single leather shoes or high leather boots. (9) Cotton clothing: winter clothes can be worn underneath, and escorts can wear escort uniforms underneath; they can wear shoulder straps; they can wear armed belts. (10) Security guard clothing with other special needs shall be matched according to the above requirements.

Dress Requirements

(1) When wearing security guard uniforms, cap badges, epaulettes, armbands and other clothing and security service signs should be worn. The cap badge is worn in the center of the hat; the epaulette is worn on the shoulder strap of the clothing; the armband is worn on the left arm of the shirt; the security service logo is worn on the right chest of the shirt; the security business unit logo number plate is worn on the left chest of the shirt. (2) Security guards who work in casual clothes should wear the security service logo on the left chest of their shirt. (3) When serving on duty, security guards should behave in a civilized, dignified manner and keep their clothing neat and clean. No smoking or drinking; no security hats, blouses, open arms, sleeves rolled up, or trouser legs rolled up; no signs or items unrelated to the identity of the security guard or the execution of tasks; no colored hair or jewelry; male security guards are not allowed Security guards are not allowed to have long hair, big sideburns, have their hair permed (except for natural curly hair), shave their heads or grow beards. Female security guards are not allowed to wear loose hair, heavy makeup, dyed nails, or colorful leggings. (4) Security guard uniforms cannot be mixed with casual clothes. (5) Security guards are not allowed to wear security guard uniforms when not on duty. (6) Security guards should wear security hats when dressing up. When you need to take off your hat, you can hold the security hat under your left armpit with your left hand when standing (with the top of the hat facing the outside of the body and the hat badge facing forward); when sitting, you can place the security hat on the left side of the front edge of the table (table) or hold it on the left side with your left hand. On the side knee (with the top of the hat up and the cap badge facing forward). When in the office or dormitory, the security hat is hung on the coat rack (with the top of the hat facing outward and the hat badge facing down), or placed directly above the bed and quilt. (7) When two or more security guards are on duty on foot or going out in uniform, they should line up in an orderly, dignified and orderly manner. (8) Security guards should cherish and properly keep security guard uniforms, security service signs, hat badges, epaulettes, armbands and other clothing. It may not be given away or lent to other persons, nor may it be dismantled, altered or sold without permission. (9) The time for security guards to change outfits shall be determined by the security practitioners based on local climate conditions and work needs. (10) The dress, appearance, and discipline of security guards should be subject to supervision and inspection by the public security authority where the security business unit is located.