Manager, security and safety vs guard supervisor

Differences between manager, security and safety and guard supervisor duties and responsibilities

Manager, security and safety example responsibilities.

• Maintain full accountability for managing all aspects of day-to-day safety and security activities in accordance with organizational goals and objectives.
• Conduct base OSHA inspections and document discrepancies for immediate corrective action.
• Conduct security and safety inspections with accordance to company policy and OSHA standards.
• Patrol campus while maintaining a safe living environment for residences and helping as needed.
• Conduct thorough presence patrols and observe CCTV surveillance cameras on campus to keep a watchful eye and maintain order.
• Conduct investigation on accidents; prevent loss; monitor training files; and pioneer the $100K upgrade of CCTV system.
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Guard supervisor example responsibilities.

• Assign areas for officers to patrol and present a list of potential problems the officers should be on the lookout for.
• Respond to emergency calls/incidents to assist staff members, patients, visitors and suspicious activity/persons.
• Certify Lifeguard.CPR certified.supervise staff and monitor patrons in and around the pool area.perform first aid.organize and supervise swimming lessons.
• Maintain communication with post security officers and ASOC.
• Implement D3 security officer and incident tracker procedures.