THE SECURITY SUPERVISOR
- forwards and relays the safety directives to their assistants and officers
- ensures compliance with the contractual obligations and safety rules in force
- is responsible for the proper performance of service
- is the privileged interlocutor for the event organiser, with whom they are in constant contact using
the technical means at their disposal
- organises and monitors the positioning of officers
- supervises the on-duty and off-duty periods of officers
- sets up the daily log
- writes a final report of their assignment
THE SERGEANT
- assists the security supervisor in all of their duties
- acts as an interface between the security officers and the security supervisor
- ensures proper coordination of the teams on site
- is responsible for the proper execution of service
THE SECURITY OFFICER
- exercises a preventative and deterrent surveillance
- engages in responsible and assertive behaviour, all while remaining courteous
- monitors and manages the flow of those incoming and outgoing
- ensures the opening and closing of sites
- provides people with protection, assistance and relief in the event of an exceptional incident or
occurrence
- takes precautionary measures in the event of an accident and establishes a security perimeter
- alerts the relevant emergency services when the required response exceeds their prerogatives
- operates under the authority of the security supervisor or the sergeant
THE FIRE SAFETY OFFICER
- conducts safety rounds
- performs inspections of fire safety and surveillance installations
- ensures the maintenance and clearance of the exits
- uses extinguishing agents suitable to the nature of the fire
- acts as first aid in the event of fire and provides assistance to people
- performs the first emergency steps before help arrives
- alerts and meets the rescue services
- organises and evacuates the public where there is risk of fire
THE SPOTTER
- identifies, addresses and removes any malicious person admitted on site
- watches all ticketing or badge traffic, detecting illegal resale
- reinforces security at the entrances and exits where there is risk of tension associated with specific
one-off situations
- assists in flow management for zones deemed sensitive and activity-dense
- supports, supervises and ensures, within the limits of their prerogatives, the security of a well-
known personality
THE DOG HANDLER
- ensures the protection of people and property at a designated geographical area or site
- conducts monitoring and surveillance rounds
- plays a deterrent and preventive role
- possesses all of the skills specified in the regulations of their profession for assignments of support,
protection and interception.
- forms a genuine 'human-dog' team and knows how to optimise the dog's natural and acquired
skills
- Use of the dog is purely preventive and deterrent. In a situation of illegal intrusion and/or
aggression, the dog's intervention is only carried out in strict compliance with the legislation on
legitimate defence.
THE TECHNICAL MEANS
In order to successfully complete the various assignments entrusted to it, GUARD'EVENTS has equipped itself with the appropriate technical means:
- Digital radio transceivers, earpieces, remote microphones
- Uniforms bearing the logo for Guard'Events, Security, Fire
- Professional mobile phones
- Metal detection devices
- Vehicle inspection mirrors
- Counters
- Chains, padlocks
- Miscellaneous equipment: lead, seals, etc.
- Vehicles
GALLERY
INNOVATION
forms a pillar of our development strategy. As such, we integrate several innovative technical solutions which may be used for a great many event-based security plans:
- Electronic log
- Tablets
- An e-mail address belonging to each security supervisor for immediate transmission of all
information