Can the security guard claim to be the owner and open the building door?

The security guard has no right to open the owner's building door. The owner can ask. Nowadays, many high-end residential areas are equipped with access control, and owners must bring access cards to get in and out at will. If the owner forgets to bring the access card, he can ask the community doorman to help him open the door, just tell the doorman his house number.

The owner has the right to ask the security guard to help open the door.

However, at the beginning of this year, the epidemic situation in China was very serious. All residential areas in China are under closed management, and owners with fever symptoms are not allowed to enter residential areas. If this problem causes the doorman not to open the door, it is certainly reasonable. The security guards hired by the property management company are the service personnel in the community where the company is located. Therefore, it is their duty to open the door for the owners. Whether the security guard has the obligation to open the door for the owner is really an unanswered question.

First of all, we should know that the responsibility of property safety is to maintain order and assist in safety prevention. This is the main content of the contract and the main clause of the Property Management Regulations. People and vehicles enter and leave the community, and the focus of property work is also these two. Owners are citizens protected by law and have the ability of self-management. They go in and out of the gate freely and independently, and they don't need anyone to open the door at all. There is no institutional requirement that the security guard must open the door for the owner.