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Key Activities Of Security Personnel   Control access to premises Security personnel must ensure facility safety by using staff, technology, physical barriers, and electronic systems to restrict access to authorized individuals. Monitor people, areas and events Security personnel should monitor areas with tools like CCTV cameras or drones and conduct regular patrols to deter intrusions and ensure security measures are effective. Manage incidents and emergencies Security personnel must handle and resolve incidents to reduce disruption and maintain safety. Investigate incidents and present findings to management. Security personnel must investigate incidents that occur despite preventive measures and report their findings to management to aid in decision-making and enhance security. Ensure adherence to company policies and procedures. Security personnel should use checks and audits to keep the workplace safe and fair. They also conduct regular reviews to ensure security is effective and up-to-date. #securitypersonnel #accesscontrol #facilitysafety #incidentmanagement #emergencyresponse #surveillance #CCTV #securitymonitoring #investigation #safetyfirst #workplacesecurity #policycompliance #securityaudits #riskmanagement #patrols #dronesInsecurity

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Why the Loss control Profession is Fantastic Hey there, ever heard the one about Loss controllers being boring bean counters? Well, let me tell you, that's as outdated as thinking flip phones are still cool. The truth is, the Loss control profession is like a Swiss army knife of awesomeness in the corporate world. So, what's the deal? Why should you care about Loss controllers? Well, buckle up, because I'm about to give you the lowdown on why these folks are the unsung heroes of the business world. First off, being an Loss controller is like being a professional detective, but without the magnifying glass and trench coat (although, I wouldn't rule out the possibility of some auditors sporting a Sherlock Holmes hat on casual Fridays). These guys dive deep into a company's inner workings, uncovering all sorts of juicy details about how things run. And let's talk about responsibility. Loss controllers aren't just number-crunchers; they're like the ethical watchdogs of the corporate world. They make sure companies are playing by the rules, being environmentally friendly, and actually giving a darn about society. They're like the moral compass of the boardroom, keeping everyone on the straight and narrow. But wait, there's more! Being a Loss controller isn't just a job; it's a ticket to career stardom. These folks develop skills that are more versatile than a Swiss army knife. From crunching numbers to giving killer presentations, they've got it all. And the best part? Oh, and did I mention they're like the guardians of the company's treasure? They're constantly on the lookout for fraud, loopholes, and all sorts of shenanigans that could cost the company big bucks. They're the financial superheroes we never knew we needed, keeping our assets safe and sound. But here's the real kicker: Loss controllers aren't just about playing defense; they're all about scoring touchdowns. They're the driving force behind positive change within a company. They spot areas for improvement, come up with killer solutions, and work hand-in-hand with management to make things better. They're like the fairy godmothers of efficiency, sprinkling magic dust wherever they go. So, there you have it. Loss controllers aren't just number-crunching robots; they're dynamic, multi-faceted superheroes making the corporate world a better place, one audit at a time. So, if you're analytical, curious, and ready to make a real impact, why not give Loss controlling a shot? Who knows, it might just be the fantastic career you've been searching for all along.

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Why the Loss control Profession is Fantastic Hey there, ever heard the one about Loss controllers being boring bean counters? Well, let me tell you, that's as outdated as thinking flip phones are still cool. The truth is, the Loss control profession is like a Swiss army knife of awesomeness in the corporate world. So, what's the deal? Why should you care about Loss controllers? Well, buckle up, because I'm about to give you the lowdown on why these folks are the unsung heroes of the business world. First off, being an Loss controller is like being a professional detective, but without the magnifying glass and trench coat (although, I wouldn't rule out the possibility of some auditors sporting a Sherlock Holmes hat on casual Fridays). These guys dive deep into a company's inner workings, uncovering all sorts of juicy details about how things run. And let's talk about responsibility. Loss controllers aren't just number-crunchers; they're like the ethical watchdogs of the corporate world. They make sure companies are playing by the rules, being environmentally friendly, and actually giving a darn about society. They're like the moral compass of the boardroom, keeping everyone on the straight and narrow. But wait, there's more! Being a Loss controller isn't just a job; it's a ticket to career stardom. These folks develop skills that are more versatile than a Swiss army knife. From crunching numbers to giving killer presentations, they've got it all. And the best part? Oh, and did I mention they're like the guardians of the company's treasure? They're constantly on the lookout for fraud, loopholes, and all sorts of shenanigans that could cost the company big bucks. They're the financial superheroes we never knew we needed, keeping our assets safe and sound. But here's the real kicker: Loss controllers aren't just about playing defense; they're all about scoring touchdowns. They're the driving force behind positive change within a company. They spot areas for improvement, come up with killer solutions, and work hand-in-hand with management to make things better. They're like the fairy godmothers of efficiency, sprinkling magic dust wherever they go. So, there you have it. Loss controllers aren't just number-crunching robots; they're dynamic, multi-faceted superheroes making the corporate world a better place, one audit at a time. So, if you're analytical, curious, and ready to make a real impact, why not give Loss controlling a shot? Who knows, it might just be the fantastic career you've been searching for all along.

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Is your Electrical Safety worker training up to date? 💥⚡ Are you providing the right training to your workers based on their role? Electrical Workers and Non-Electrical Workers require very different training! It's important to ensure your Qualified Electrical Workers and Task Qualified Workers receive compliant Arc Flash & Shock Electrical Safety Training to prepare them to safely perform their energized electrical work tasks. Non-Electrical Workers who work alongside or near Electrical Workers require electrical safety awareness training to help them recognize and avoid the hazards of arc flash and shock. They do not perform energized electrical work tasks, and should not require arc flash and shock PPE. Non-Electrical Workers statistically account for the majority of electrical incidents, mainly due to lack of knowledge and awareness around these hazards, which is why it's important they receive training as well. Do you know which roles your workers fall under? #arcflash #electricshock #electricalsafety #workersafety #safety #safetyfirst #nfpa70e #csaz462 #continualimprovement SureWerx

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There are no formal entry requirements to take any NVQ offered by ESA. The two NVQs offered can be undertaken without any previous training or qualifications in this subject area. However, you will need evidence of work experience history and competence. 📖Learn more about the ESA NVQ: https://bit.ly/3T6Ydce #automaticdoors #automatedgates #poweredperdestriandoors #industrialdoors #docklevellers #loadingbayequipment

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Is your pressure cooker really safe? Choosing a right pressure cooker can be confusing. This is why we are all set to host our next informative #InstagramLive episode of the #BISQualityTalk series on Safety Standards for Pressure Cooker and Rubber Gasket. ⏰ 11 AM 🗓️ 26 July 2024 Join us Live! #BIS #KitchenSafety #PressureCookers #CookingSafety #IGLive

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Our associates take time to examine firefighting gear on a closer level to identify any structural or fabric problems that might compromise the quality of its performance! 💪 See our full blog on how to inspect firefighting gear: https://bit.ly/3Ubrd3M

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Hand Arm Vibration (HAV) is a painful condition caused by regular use of hand-held or hand guided power tools and machinery👷 Did you know that millions of operatives in the UK are at risk of HAV everyday? We're holding a live webinar to discuss the effects of HAV and how it can be managed and mitigated in the workplace. Register today: https://lnkd.in/e5peGQAZ #GovernmentProcurement #HAV #HandArmVibration #PowerToYourProcurement

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STAY SAFE AND ORGANISED: THE 6 ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF YOUR ELECTRICIAN'S TOOL VEST Sometimes, the difference between a good day at work and a bad one can come down to something as simple as organisation. For electricians, this often means the difference between having the right tool at hand or wasting precious minutes searching through a jumble of gear. Additionally, the nature of electricians' work often exposes them to potential hazards, making safety another crucial factor to consider. Here, then, is where a well-designed electrician tool vest comes into play. https://lnkd.in/g_tuwsN4 #electrician #workwear #toolvest

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⚠ 𝑯𝒆𝒂𝒍𝒕𝒉 & 𝑺𝒂𝒇𝒆𝒕𝒚: ⚠ Handling fibre optics presents particular health and safety risks due to the characteristics of the materials and tools involved. Below are the main concerns and recommended precautions: 1. Eye Safety 2. Handling Fibre Fragments 3. Tool Safety 4. Chemical Exposure 5. Electrical Safety 6. Trip Hazards 7. Training and Awareness

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Lifting tools designed for pressurized gas cylinders 🧰⚙️ An interesting innovation 🤔👍 Share your views in the comments, safe or unsafe? ⚠️❓ Follow us and visit www.safetytoolbox.in 🌐 Keyur Patel Alex Kasengo AIOSH,IIRSM - SHEQ Expert.Coach.Mentor Ed Davidson #safety #riskmanagement #innovation

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Exactly who can join? *EVERY PERSON* that works within the Security Industry 🟣🟠 Join Us Today - https://sif.org.uk/ #security #protection #safety #professionalsecurityofficers #projectpro #safe #protectwhatcantbereplaced #protectors #professional #safetyfirst #protectyourpeople #security4security #tradeunion #uksecurity #doorsupervisor #securityguard #closeprotection #privatesecurity

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When we partner with training providers for their SAR validation, they go from reactive to proactive ahead of their Ofsted inspections. Our detailed feedback has helped align their Quality Improvement Plans with EIF standards, giving them the clarity to excel. Could you be next? 0333 772 3093 [email protected] #SARValidation #OfstedSuccess #ContinuousImprovement #ofsted #selfassessmentreport #leadershipteam #education

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