What does security guard category D mean?

Security services are divided into four levels: A, B, C, and D. Category A mainly provides personal services, Category B mainly serves large venues and densely populated places, and Category C mainly provides escort services for valuables. , Category D is mainly long-term resident service. According to their own abilities, security personnel can perform corresponding levels of work to ensure that individuals can complete the relevant work.

Four levels of security services

Category A

1. Private security and personal protection: Mainly responsible for the personal safety of customers and ensuring their lives.

2. Business security personal protection: In addition to being responsible for the personal safety of customers, they are also responsible for handling simple secretarial work for the employer and serving as a driver.

3. Housekeeping safety protection: In addition to protecting the personal safety of the employer, the employer also needs to transport the employer's children to and from school and the employer's daily social activities.

Category B

1. Regular site security: Responsible for security issues in the general environment and maintaining order in the general environment.

2. Special venue security: Responsible for the security of venues for press conferences, performances, concerts and other large events to ensure the safety of relevant personnel.

3. Road vehicle security: Responsible for the safety of vehicles picking up and dropping off at airports, railway stations, bus stations, ports and other places to ensure the safety of relevant personnel.

4. Venue show security: Responsible for the security of exhibitions and other places, and provide security services to relevant personnel.

Category C

1. Safe transportation of valuables by vehicle: Protect the vehicles transporting valuables to ensure that people and items are intact.

2. Security of valuables sites: Protect sites with valuables to ensure that they are not subject to wear and tear.

Category D

1. Long-term security at a location: stationed at a location designated by the employer and providing security services to people or items nearby.

2. Guarding and patrolling of places: Guard, protect and patrol the places you are responsible for to ensure the order and safety of the places.

Dividing the levels of security services allows employers to understand different security services at a glance and choose the security services that suit them. In addition, security personnel can choose the security services that suit them based on their own abilities and provide employers with Professional services win the trust of employers.