A security personnel is responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment for a specific location or facility. This may include:

·        Monitoring and patrolling the premises: Observing for suspicious activity and potential threats, responding to alarms, and investigating incidents.

·        Enforcing rules and regulations: Enforcing policies and procedures to ensure the safety of the people and property.

·        Providing customer service: Responding to customer inquiries, concerns, and complaints.

·        Operating security equipment: Using security systems, cameras, and other equipment to monitor the premises.

·        Recording and reporting: Keeping detailed records of incidents and activities, and communicating with superiors and other security personnel.

·        Providing first aid and emergency response: providing first aid and CPR, responding to emergency situations and activating emergency protocols.

The specific duties and requirements for a security personnel will vary depending on the facility, location and type of security service. For some of the security personnel it is required to have a valid security license and complete training in areas such as first aid, crisis response and de-escalation techniques. Some security personnel may also be responsible for providing physical security, such as checking ID's, searching bags, and performing pat-downs.

It is important for the security personnel to have strong communication and observation skills, be physically fit and have a calm and professional demeanor.