Training content of security guards' laws and regulations

Security guards must first understand the relevant contents of the labor protection law, because it is related to their own labor protection.

2. Security guards should master the relevant provisions in the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment and some details in the Criminal Law and the Civil Law. Because in practice, the work of security guards involves the personal rights and property rights of others, such as not illegally detaining, not illegally invading houses, not illegally searching, etc. , said the other is nonsense. Only by learning these things can we ensure that we do not infringe upon the rights of others in our work and that we are in an active position.

3. The "professional ethics" training industry is very important.

Second, the safety professional knowledge and skills

1, the ability to deal with emergencies

2, the ability to deal with emergencies

3, combined with the actual working ability

We must prevent and stop any behaviors and factors that endanger or affect the life, property and physical and mental health of owners or non-owners in the property management area, such as short circuit of wires, gas leakage, elevator shutdown, water pipe rupture, fire alarm, theft, nuisance and noise, as well as natural disasters, man-made accidents, activities and mixed sabotage activities, to ensure the use of owners or non-owners. 3. Definition of justifiable defense: refers to the act of stopping unlawful infringement and causing necessary damage to the wrongdoer in order to protect the state, the public, the person, property and other rights of oneself or others from ongoing unlawful infringement. 4. Self-defense conditions: 1). It must be an objective violation of the law; 2), it must be an ongoing illegal infringement; 3) The purpose of defense must be justified; 4), must be aimed at illegal infringers; 5), can not significantly exceed the necessary limit of causing significant damage; The necessary limit is only enough to stop the illegal infringer's infringement without causing undue damage. 5. Definition of excessive defense: refers to the behavior that justifiable defense obviously exceeds the necessary limit and causes great damage. 6. Legal responsibility for excessive defense: criminal responsibility should be borne, but punishment should be mitigated or exempted.