Jonay Peoples

Monitoring surveillance cameras: Security officers operate and monitor surveillance cameras to watch for trespassers or suspicious activity

Reporting incidents: Security officers write reports of any incidents, accidents, or other events that occur during their shift. These reports can help improve safety protocols or investigate crimes.

Providing assistance: Security officers may provide assistance to people in need

Greeting visitors: Welcoming guests and providing information

Answering phone calls: Answering and routing phone calls, and keeping messages if necessary

Managing mail and packages: Receiving, sorting, and distributing mail and packages

Maintaining office supplies: Monitoring office supplies and placing orders when needed

Managing calendars: Scheduling clients, vendors, office personnel, and company events

Maintaining the front desk: Keeping the front desk tidy and presentable

Multitasking: Being able to answer calls promptly and professionally, even if it means placing the caller on hold

Monitoring access: Security officers control who enters a property or area, and may use access points, CCTV systems, or other methods

Identifying suspicious behavior: Security officers are always aware of their surroundings and look for anything out of the ordinary

Responding to emergencies: Security officers respond to alarms and other emergencies in a timely manner

Conducting patrols: Security officers patrol the premises regularly and look for anything unusual