Unarmed Security Services

 FR1 Security Unarmed Security Services

Unarmed security services involve the provision of security personnel who do not carry weapons or other forms of lethal force. These security officers are responsible for maintaining safety and order on a client’s property, and they may be responsible for tasks such as patrolling the premises, monitoring security cameras, checking IDs, and responding to emergencies.

Unarmed security officers may work in a variety of settings, including office buildings, schools, hospitals, shopping malls, and event venues. They may also be responsible for protecting specific individuals or VIPs.

The primary role of unarmed security personnel is to deter crime and protect people and property by maintaining a visible presence and paying attention to their surroundings. They may also be called upon to assist with traffic control, crowd management, and providing information to the public.

In order to become an unarmed security officer, individuals typically need to undergo training and pass a background check. The specific requirements for unarmed security officers vary by state, but most states require security personnel to be at least 18 years old and to have a high school diploma or equivalent. Some states may also require unarmed security officers to be licensed.

Unarmed security officers are not authorized to use physical force to detain or apprehend individuals, and they generally do not have the same powers as law enforcement officers. However, they may be permitted to use non-lethal force in certain situations to protect themselves or others.