Ethics and Professionalism in Security
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The last lesson covered the law. This lesson covers how a good guard behaves. That means on every shift, not just in an emergency. People trust a guard with their safety, their property, and their private information. Good ethics and professionalism earn and keep that trust.
Focus: learn the values and the daily do's and don'ts that make a guard trusted and respected.
Learning objectives
- Explain how the law usually controls the security industry.
- Name the core values of an ethical guard.
- Describe what professionalism looks like in daily work.
- Say what to do about a conflict of interest, a task beyond your training, or a change in your own status.
- Use a simple method to handle an ethical problem.
- List the main legal and ethical do's and don'ts of the job.
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