Simranjeet Kaur

• Monitoring Entry and Exit Points: Guards are responsible for monitoring who enters and exits the shelter premises.They may check identification, screen for contraband items, and ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed access.
  Patrolling the Premises: Guards conduct regular patrols throughout the shelter facility to deter unauthorized activities, such as loitering, trespassing, or vandalism. They also keep an eye out for any safety hazards or suspicious behavior.
  
• Responding to Emergencies: In case of emergencies such as medical emergencies, disturbances, or security breaches, security guards are trained to respond quickly and appropriately. This may involve contacting emergency services, providing first aid, or evacuating the premises if necessary.They communicate these rules to residents and ensure compliance to maintain a safe and orderly environment.
  
• Maintaining Security Equipment: Guards are responsible for the upkeep and proper functioning of security equipment such as surveillance cameras, alarm systems, and communication devices. They may also conduct routine inspections to ensure everything is in working order.
  
• Reporting and Documentation: Security guards maintain accurate records of incidents, activities, and observations during their shifts. This documentation is important for reporting incidents, tracking patterns of behavior, and providing information for investigations if needed.

* Greet and welcome client and visitors and create a positive first impression of the company.
* Establish work priorities and ensure procedures are followed and deadlines are met
* Perform data entry and maintain office records.
* Direct visitors to wait in the lobby while notifying attorneys and legal staff of the visitor's arrival.
* Issue temporary and permanent badge according to customer's profile and give access accordingly.
* Answer incoming phone calls and return missed calls, respond to voicemails and emails and distribute incoming, mails.