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A Security Guard Inspection Checklist for an Integrated Management System (IMS) should cover elements like uniform and presentation, knowledge and vigilance, equipment and systems, patrolling and positioning, incident response, training and continuous learning, and professionalism, all of which should align with the organization's overall IMS policies for quality, safety, health, and environment. The checklist ensures guards adhere to established procedures and contribute to a safe and secure environment by verifying compliance with standardized security protocols, proper use of technology, accurate reporting, and participation in relevant drills and training.
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Uniform and Presentation
Is the uniform clean, proper, and worn correctly?
Is the identification badge clearly displayed?
Is the footwear appropriate for the role?
Knowledge and Vigilance
Are emergency exits and routes known?
Is there knowledge of post orders and assigned duties?
Are current incidents or reports understood?
Equipment and Systems
Are surveillance cameras checked and functional?
Are alarm systems tested and operational?
Is the guard aware of and able to operate security devices (e.g., bodycams, patrol apps)?
Patrolling and Positioning
Are patrols conducted regularly in assigned areas?
Are doors, windows, and entry points checked and secured?
Is the guard positioned correctly and not distracted (e.g., not using a personal phone)?
Incident Response
Is there proper adherence to incident escalation procedures?
Are incident reports detailed and accurate?
Is there knowledge of de-escalation techniques for aggressive individuals?
Training and Continuous Learning
Is the guard up-to-date with the latest security training modules?
Does the guard participate in regular drills (fire, evacuation)?
Is the guard aware of recent updates to security protocols and IMS changes?
Professionalism and Work Ethics
Is the interaction with employees and visitors professional?
Is there adherence to the internal code of conduct and policies?
Is attendance and general discipline maintained?