Is the subway security inspector a scam

False, subway security inspectors are responsible for professional recruitment and training institutions, and must have high qualifications.

Most security inspectors are recruited in this way. I told you to have paid training for 3-6 months first, and after the security check period, you will be assigned to the nearest high-speed railway station/railway station for security check. At present, unit recruitment follows the formal process. Generally, there is a job advertisement or a publicity activity of the recruiter first, and then you hand in your resume, and the recruiter screens it according to your resume.

Call an interview in a qualified resume, and only those who pass the interview will sign a formal employment contract. Signing a contract means that you are a full-time employee of this company, and then the company will conduct pre-job training according to the needs of the department. This training is free. If it involves charging before going to work, we must be cautious and pay attention to investigating whether this unit really exists and whether the recruiter belongs to this unit. Beware of being cheated.

The work of subway security personnel includes:

1. Work in strict accordance with laws and regulations and subway rules and regulations to stop and report illegal acts.

2. Conduct targeted detection on suspicious items, and hand them over to the on-site police in time to make records and report to the superior if any abnormality is found.

3. Guide passengers during peak hours to ensure the smooth passage of passengers at security checkpoints.

4. Be on duty in the subway station to prevent passengers from making dangerous actions such as crossing the safety line and avoiding safety accidents.

5. Dress as required at work, wear specified signs, and maintain the post image of security inspectors.

6. Guide passengers to enter the security inspection area in an orderly manner and take the bus in an orderly manner.