Bodyguard

Advance inspection

·         Ensuring rooms, buildings or vehicles are free from potential dangers.

·         Check for bomb devices, any kind of weapons or bugging equipment for the client’s protection and safety.

Planning ahead

·         Clear understanding regarding client’s itinerary.

·         Checking the background of anyone who has personal contact with the client, ensuring people have been verified to deal with the client.

·         Thorough brief from the client about possible threats and subsequent threat assessment.

·         Profiling, where required, either people or groups identified to possibly cause harm to the client.

·         Research and intelligence gathering to identify risk factors and creation of an operational plan for the client’s protection.

Prepare for changes

·         Ensure any changes to the clients travel or itinerary are managed in a timely manner.

·         Provision of a transport vehicle and driving the client to and from their required destination.

·         Partner with client’s team to ensure any changes concerning plans and schedules are managed in a professional, discreet and efficient manner

·         Plan and reschedule throughout the day, depending on plan changes.

Observing potential risks

·         Observe all surroundings while protecting a client, such as checking exits and entrances as well as interacting with area security personnel not part of the client’s security team.

·         Monitor or authorize entrances and departure of employees, visitors and other persons to maintain security.

·         Circulating undercover among crowds to stay alert of any potential problems, as required.

·         Discern any threat before they occur where possible, remaining prepared to use training in use of firearms, combat and reflex abilities to protect the client if the time arises.

Security duties

·         Security duties, as required (please refer to relevant standard operating procedure).

·         Reporting daily activities or irregularities in equipment or property damage.

·         Patrol industrial or commercial properties to prevent or detect signs of impending problems for the client. Screening individuals in a specific area where the client is about to approach.

·         Warning people about violations or rule infractions on certain premises and inspecting or adjusting security systems.

·         Answering telephone calls, emails or taking messages to provide information for the client.