What do the security guards of the property management company do every day?

Security guards of property companies are divided into internal posts and external posts according to different responsibilities. Internal posts include doorposts, garage posts and fire control center posts, while external posts include patrol posts and toll posts.

The specific work contents of each post are as follows: (word files cannot be uploaded, only drawings can be made)

Job description of toll collector in security department

Title toll collector

Department security department

qualified

Academic history, high school education or above.

Specialized industry

Received training in etiquette standards for property employees, garage door facilities and equipment operation, fire fighting and office automation.

Working experience: More than two years working experience in security.

Skills and qualities (omitted)

operating duty

1. Check the charge record after taking up the post, make a good cash handover, and notify the security supervisor in time if there is any abnormality.

2. Responsible for vehicle registration and temporary parking fees, familiar with the license plate number of monthly rental vehicles.

3. Pay attention to the vehicles entering the park garage. It is forbidden to bring dangerous goods vehicles into the parking lot. In case of special circumstances, report to the supervisor in time.

4. When the vehicle leaves the library, carefully check the vehicle and the driver (owner), and ask politely if you have any questions.

5. When irrelevant or suspicious personnel are found to enter the garage, they should be advised to leave the garage, and those who don't listen should immediately report to the security supervisor.

6. Without the permission of the safety supervisor, it is forbidden to open the garage door manually and practice favoritism and malpractice.

7. Check the number of temporary parking cards and toll cars during the shift change. If the temporary parking card is lost, notify the supervisor in time and give a written explanation.

8. The problems and work that need to be handed over to the next shift should be handed over in writing, and the personnel on duty in each shift should try their best to complete the assigned tasks.

Job Description of Non-motor Vehicle Administrator in Security Department

Job title Non-motor vehicle administrator

Department security department

qualified

Academic history, high school education or above.

Provide etiquette, fire fighting and office automation training for property employees.

Working experience: More than two years working experience in security.

Skills and qualities

operating duty

1. Actively and enthusiastically receive the owner, be familiar with the owner's vehicle, and maintain good relations with the owner;

2. Strictly implement the vehicle storage system and stick to the post during the duty;

3. Be responsible for guiding vehicles into the carport and parking them in an orderly manner;

4. Responsible for the order of vehicles in the parking lot and the safe parking of vehicles;

5. Be responsible for the cleaning of the whole non-motor vehicle shed and the cleaning of the whole parking area after work every day;

6. Always check whether the facilities, equipment and lighting of the parking lot are in good condition, and put forward maintenance in time if there is any damage;

7. Do a good job in daily parking, car pickup and handover;

8. Carefully file the weekly vehicle access summary;

9. Pay attention to the movements of people and things around the parking lot, maintain the owner's capital safety, and report to the security supervisor in time if suspicious or abnormal is found;

10. Complete all tasks assigned by superiors.

Safety patrol job description

Job title patrolman

Department security department

qualified

Academic history, high school education or above.

Received training in public security and fire fighting, greening management, decoration management and regional traffic management.

Working experience: More than two years working experience in security.

Skills and qualities.

operating duty

1. This position is a mobile position, and the inspection must be carried out in accordance with the requirements of "strictness, fineness and completeness". To fully understand the structure and characteristics of the park, familiar with the location of engineering equipment on each floor;

2. According to the actual situation of the park, check whether the channels are unblocked, whether the fire doors are closed and the customer's work situation strictly on time. Check whether all public * * * devices are running;

3. Turn on and off the public lighting in the park according to regulations;

4. Clear the site on time at night, and it is necessary to confirm that all doors of the client unit are completely locked, and check whether all safety measures are complete. If there is any suspicious situation, report it to the supervisor immediately;

5. Check the equipment and facilities. If damage is found, notify the foreman and fill in the maintenance form, and ask the equipment department to repair it;

6. Patiently and politely answer questions raised by customers. When customers complain, they must be treated politely, record the main points of complaints and inform the customer service department in time;

7. Report to the supervisor at the beginning of the inspection. When checking the underground garage, keep the driveway clear, and notify the customer in time when the doors and windows of the customer's vehicle are unlocked;

8. Carefully make inspection records;

9. Complete all tasks assigned by superiors.

Job description of internal security department

Internal guarantee of post name

Department security department

qualified

Academic history, high school education or above.

Specialized industry

Received training in public security and fire fighting, public security and security service skills.

Working experience: More than two years working experience in security.

Skills and qualities

operating duty

1. Be familiar with the structure of the park, customers, the location of each floor unit and the distribution of various public facilities and equipment, and systematically grasp the overall situation of the park.

2. Understand and remember all kinds of emergency plans to ensure the proper handling of emergencies.

3. Check the positions of the class every day, and truthfully record the problems encountered and handled during the shift. Report to the superior in time in case of major events.

4. Supervise the daily work and inspection records of security guards, check the parking situation of vehicles in the park, and be responsible for spot-checking the charges of ground parking and underground parking vehicles.

5. Must have a high sense of responsibility in the work, and prevent unidentified personnel and salesmen from entering.

6. Discourage disheveled people from entering, stop the rude handling or uncivilized behavior of door-to-door delivery personnel of other units in time, keep the main road in the lobby unblocked, and promptly guide them if there is any resistance.

7. Be vigilant, strengthen safety awareness, and prevent suspicious personnel from carrying inflammable and explosive articles.

8. Complete all tasks assigned by superiors.

Job Description of Duty Personnel in Fire Control Center of Security Department

Position Name Control Center Duty Officer

Department security department

qualified

Academic history, high school education or above.

Received training in public security and fire fighting, public security and security service skills.

Working experience: More than two years working experience in security.

Skills and qualities

operating duty

1. Be sure to hold relevant certificates when working, and don't leave your post without leave, so as to ensure that the telephone in the monitoring center is unblocked.

2. Shift changes on time, and make records on duty, equipment conditions, accident handling and key handover.

3. Strictly implement the safety regulations of the computer room, prohibit irrelevant personnel from entering, and register those who go in and out on business.

4. Ensure the normal operation of the 24-hour fire main engine system, closed-circuit television system and anti-theft system, and immediately report the failure to the foreman or fire commissioner. Familiar with the operation and use of various equipment in the monitoring center, familiar with the use of other fire-fighting equipment. Record every alarm of the fire alarm system and its handling method.

5. Check the monitoring video system every day to ensure that the monitoring images are clear and identifiable. Ensure that the probe is in the normal position. If the probe is displaced, notify the foreman and maintenance personnel to correct it in time.

6. Keep in touch with the foreman and inspector, pay close attention to the inspector's position at night, and make necessary safety reports.

7. Be familiar with and master the performance of fire fighting equipment to ensure that the disaster relief process is orderly, accurate and rapid.

8. Fire control facilities should be set in automatic gear. If there is an alarm, immediately notify the patrol post to confirm at the scene, and reset it immediately if it is a false alarm; If the fire alarm is verified, immediately report to the fire commissioner and the manager of the security department, strictly follow the emergency plan for fire alarm handling, keep smooth communication with all parties, and keep fire records.