1 GATE MANAGEMENT
This goes beyond a mere opening and closing of the gate. It covers all The activities of the guards beginning from the taking over to the Handing over of the duty post. [Back to top]
2 HUMAN RELATIONS & SECURITY
Geared towards imbibing in the guards, an act of being kind, gentle and polite to every person without compromising the security procedure. [Back to top]
3 PATROL
The need to embark on ceaseless patrol while on duty is emphasized here as that goes a long way to ward off undesirable elements. [Back to top]
4 ENDURANCE EXERCISE
This is more of physical training to keep the guards physically and mentally fit at all times. Such training guarantees the desired alertness from the guards while on duty. [Back to top]
5 USE OF MOBILE RADIO
Communication gadgets have become part of the Security Guards working tools and so we train our guards on the use of mobile radio and telephone. [Back to top]
6 FIRE AWARENESS
This is a basic Fire Training Course covering, (a) The principles and practice of fire prevention
(b) Practical fire fighting
(c) Common causes of fires
(d) Extinguishing fires
(e) Practical fire prevention technique. [Back to top]
7 INVESTIGATION
This training prepares the guards to probe deep into internal incidents to find immediate and remote causes. [Back to top]
8 SAFETY ALARM, MITRON AND GUN BATON
These are Security gadgets used for effective operations and the guards are trained on proper handling of the tools. [Back to top]
9 USE OF PR 24 The PR 24 popularly known as baton is used for self-defense and the guards are trained for this purpose of self-defense. [Back to top]
10 TRAFFIC CONTROL/PARKING OF VEHICLES
Heavy traffic holds up abound in our cities and so we train our guards on how to control traffic particularly in our areas of operation. Similarly, the need for orderly parking of vehicles in and around our locations warrants our incorporating it into our training program. [Back to top]
11 CEREMONIAL OUTINGS Our performances in social engagements such as wedding, birthday and naming ceremonies have continued to attract people's attention. The guards detailed to cover such functions are trained to make peace and orderliness their watchword. [Back to top]
12 CODE OF CONDUCT
(a) Report for duty on time
(b) Cross-check the items of inventory before taking over
(c) Ensure proper handing over before leaving
(d) Do not abandon your duty post
(e) Appear smart and neat at all times while on duty
(f) Do not sleep on duty
(g) Do not absent yourself without due permission
(h) Be courteous
(i) Avoid undue familiarity with visitors
(j) Do not seek gratification before doing your job
(k) Avoid smoking/drinking of alcohol on duty
(l) Don't be garrulous [Back to top]
13 Marine / Accommodation Search
Guards are trained to acquire technical know-how to search marine vessels and accommodation.
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14 DOG HANDLING
A basic rule and principles are offered to guards handling Dogs while on duty. [Back to top]
15 PHONETIC ALPHABETS
To differentiate and upset the enemy while on duty, the use of alphabets is communicated in phonetic words. [Back to top]
16 Pilfering To educate the guards on the role to play in case of pilfering or loss of Company property. [Back to top]
17 Drug Abuse Guards are reminded the danger in taking drugs while on duty receive drugs weaken the body system. [Back to top]
18 Basic First Aid We provide and train our guards the basic First Aid application in our various locations when accident or incidents occur. [Back to top]
19 HIV AIDS Awareness General remarks on how HIV AIDS is being controlled are discussed openly to the guards inorder to keep the physical body system in order. [Back to top] |
