Builds on: Access Control & Surveillance Systems (Part 1): Access Control
Parking and Traffic Duty
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Many guards spend hours guiding cars, bikes, trucks and people at gates and in car parks. Moving vehicles can kill. A good traffic guard keeps people safe, keeps the gate moving, and stays alive.
Focus: be seen, stay out of the path of vehicles, and put people on foot first.
Learning objectives
- Stand and signal safely when guiding traffic.
- Keep people on foot apart from vehicles.
- Keep fire lanes, exits and emergency bays clear.
- Patrol a car park and a basement for common dangers.
- Act safely when a basement starts to flood.
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