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Unarmed security refers to security personnel who provide protection, monitoring, and safety services without carrying firearms. They focus on prevention, deterrence, observation, and reporting rather than using lethal force.
Here’s a clear breakdown:
Access Control – Checking IDs, monitoring entry points, and ensuring only authorized individuals enter certain areas.
Patrolling – Walking or driving through premises to spot unusual activities, hazards, or violations.
Surveillance – Monitoring CCTV systems or alarm systems to detect threats early.
Customer Service – Giving directions, answering questions, and acting as a visible, approachable presence.
Incident Response – Handling disturbances, guiding evacuations, and reporting emergencies to the proper authorities.
Documentation – Writing daily activity reports and incident logs.
Office buildings
Retail stores and malls
Events
Private homes
Unarmed security refers to security personnel who provide protection, monitoring, and safety services without carrying firearms. They focus on prevention, deterrence, observation, and reporting rather than using lethal force.
Here’s a clear breakdown:
Access Control – Checking IDs, monitoring entry points, and ensuring only authorized individuals enter certain areas.
Patrolling – Walking or driving through premises to spot unusual activities, hazards, or violations.
Surveillance – Monitoring CCTV systems or alarm systems to detect threats early.
Customer Service – Giving directions, answering questions, and acting as a visible, approachable presence.
Incident Response – Handling disturbances, guiding evacuations, and reporting emergencies to the proper authorities.
Documentation – Writing daily activity reports and incident logs.
Office buildings
Retail stores and malls
Events
Private homes