Residencial Security
It is essential for residential security guards to become extremely familiar with both the property they are protecting and the people who reside there. During the course of their shift they may make rounds, assuring that all doors are closed and locked as required. They may also be required to track and monitor all visitors to the property. They direct residents during emergency situations and serve as liaison between the property they are guarding and the local police department. A residential security guard must be comfortable standing for long periods of time. They must also possess the ability to work under minimum supervision. Strong interpersonal skills are also important, also required to interact with residents and other staff members in an affable yet professional manner.
