Builds on: Becoming a Security Professional
Fit for Duty and Working Alone
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A guard who is drunk, drowsy or ill cannot protect anyone. A guard alone at night must also protect themself. This unit is about coming to work fit, and staying safe on your own.
Focus: if you are not fit, say so before the shift. If you are alone, keep in touch.
Learning objectives
- Say what makes a guard unfit for duty.
- Use check-in calls when working alone.
- Stay safe in hot weather on an outdoor post.
- Raise a safety concern and stop clearly unsafe work.
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