- Patrolling and monitoring activities on the company’s premises regularly and ensuring the environment is safe and secure.
- Evicting trespassers and violators and detaining perpetrators while following legal protocols before relevant authorities arrive to take over.
- Controlling the entrance and departure of employees, visitors, and vehicles according to protocols
- Monitoring surveillance cameras to watch out for any disruptions or unlawful activities.
- Providing detailed reports on daily activities and any incidents that may have occurred to management.
- Testing security systems and, if needed, operating X-ray machines and metal detectors
- Using provided communication devices such as two-way radios in a clear and concise manner.
- Performing CPR or first aid when needed
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: Up to QAR1,800.00 per month
Experience:
- Security Guard: 3 years (Preferred)
- Ex-army or Police: 2 years (Preferred)
Language:
- Arabic (Preferred)
License/Certification:
- Qatar ID (Preferred)
Location:
- Doha (Preferred)
Security guards play a crucial role in protecting property, people, and assets. Their duties can vary based on the specific setting (e.g., corporate office, retail store, residential community, industrial site), but here are some common responsibilities:
1. Surveillance and Monitoring
- Patrolling: Regularly walking or driving through assigned areas to monitor for suspicious activity or security breaches.
- Monitoring Systems: Observing video surveillance cameras, alarms, and other security systems to detect and respond to any issues.
2. Access Control
- Checking Identification: Verifying the identity of individuals entering the premises, ensuring that only authorized persons gain access.
- Controlling Entry and Exit: Managing the entry and exit points to the facility, including operating security gates and doors.
3. Incident Response
- Responding to Alarms: Investigating and responding to alarm triggers or security alerts.
- Handling Emergencies: Taking appropriate action during emergencies such as fires, medical situations, or security threats.
4. Reporting
- Documenting Incidents: Recording details of any incidents, security breaches, or suspicious activities in logbooks or reports.
- Reporting Issues: Informing management or law enforcement about any significant security concerns or breaches.
5. Customer Service
- Assisting Visitors: Helping visitors with directions, information, or other needs, while maintaining security protocols.
- Providing Guidance: Offering support and guidance to employees or residents regarding security procedures and policies.
6. Enforcement of Policies
- Implementing Rules: Enforcing company or facility policies related to security and safety, such as dress codes or prohibited items.
- Managing Conflict: Handling disputes or conflicts in a professional manner, de-escalating situations when necessary.
7. Safety Inspections
- Checking Safety Equipment: Ensuring that fire alarms, extinguishers, and other safety equipment are operational and accessible.
- Inspecting Premises: Performing regular inspections of buildings and grounds to identify and address potential security vulnerabilities.
8. Access Log Management
- Maintaining Logs: Keeping accurate records of who enters and exits the premises, including visitors and staff.
- Reviewing Access: Verifying that access logs match expected visitor or employee activity.
9. Security Protocol Development
- Assisting in Procedures: Helping to develop and implement security procedures and emergency response plans.
- Participating in Drills: Engaging in drills and training to prepare for various emergency situations.
10. Equipment Operation
- Using Security Tools: Operating security tools and equipment such as metal detectors, walkie-talkies, and security barriers.
- Maintaining Equipment: Ensuring that security equipment is in good working condition and reporting any malfunctions.
11. Liaison with Authorities
- Coordinating with Law Enforcement: Working with local police or emergency services when necessary, such as during investigations or major incidents.
- Providing Information: Sharing relevant information with law enforcement or emergency responders as needed.
Security guards must balance vigilance with professionalism, ensuring they protect the premises while providing courteous and efficient service to authorized individuals.
