1) Allocating rotations, patrols and breaks to security staff.

2) Supporting a team of security officers deployed to a particular site.

3) Protecting staff and visitors from acts of intimidation or violence.

4) Managing a team of security officers.

5) Controlling the security reception desk.

6) Checking and making sure that security staff have the correct keys, badges and radios with them.

7) Protecting property from vandalism or criminal damage.

8) Replacing faulty security equipment.

9) Deciding what security and fire equipment to purchase.

10) Keeping accurate staff attendance and sickness records.

11) Identifying the training needs of junior security staff.

12) Remote monitoring of security systems.

13) Keeping security officers up to date with any new procedures, requirements or regulations.

14) Controlling the company’s car park.
Monitoring the team performance to meet SOPs.