Brandon Langston

Patrolling and Monitoring:

• Patrol areas:They patrol buildings, grounds, or specific areas to deter criminal activity and ensure the safety of personnel and property.
• Access control:They may control access to buildings or restricted areas, verifying IDs and managing visitor logs.
• Surveillance monitoring:They monitor surveillance cameras and alarms to identify potential threats or incidents.
• Incident reporting:They document any unusual activity or incidents that occur during their shift.

Responding to Emergencies:

• Emergency response: They are trained to respond to emergencies like fire alarms, medical incidents, or disturbances.
• First aid and safety: They may provide first aid and assist with evacuation procedures.
• Calling for assistance: They may contact authorities, such as the police or fire department, when necessary.

Other Duties:

• Customer service:They may interact with employees, visitors, and the public, providing directions or answering questions.
• Deterring crime:Their presence can deter potential criminals and provide a sense of security.
• Reporting to authorities:They may report suspicious activity or criminal incidents to law enforcement or the appropriate authorities.
• Enforcing security protocols:They ensure that all security protocols are followed, including access control procedures and safety regulations.
• Assisting with special assignments:They may be assigned to provide security

Loading and Unloading:

• Loading and unloading packages into trailers or package cars.
• Using heavy machinery to assist with loading and unloading tasks.
• Properly executing UPS package handling methods.

Sorting and Scanning:

• Sorting packages based on their destinations.
• Scanning packages to track their movement and ensure accurate delivery.

Other Responsibilities:

• Shipping, receiving, and stocking packages.
• Following safety standards and procedures.
• Working in a fast-paced environment.
• Performing other tasks as assigned by supervisors.