METHODS OF USE AND STORAGE OF SUPPORT TOOLS

A. PURPOSE

  Support tools provided to security guards aim to:

- Demonstrates the quality of the company's operations and the professional qualifications of its employees.

- Enhance the combat ability of employees.

- Protect property and lives of employees and customers.

- Protect people's health, actively participate in the mass movement to protect national security.

- Is a means of solving tasks quickly and flexibly.

B. REQUIREMENTS

- Use tools for the right purpose

Serving legitimate common work
Use for personal purposes is strictly prohibited
Does not violate the law
- Know clearly how to use and preserve each type of support tool

Walkie talkie
Rubber baton
Metal detector
- Do not bring support tools home (except in special cases), do not let them fall into the hands of criminals, affecting the company's reputation and leading to violations of the law.

- In special cases assigned to individuals, the commander must consider each person's personality. But must bear personal responsibility when violating the management and supporting tools before the law.

- When receiving and handing over support tools to others, you must closely and clearly check the features, effects, and current status of the support tools.

- There must be weekly maintenance checks.

C. USE AND STORAGE OF SUPPORT TOOLS

- Currently, the company has equipped security guards with support tools when performing their duties including: walkie-talkies, rubber batons and metal detectors, whistles, raincoats, boots, and phones.

- Depending on the development of the complex situation of society and the work requirements of citizens, the company will equip more appropriate support tools to meet the characteristics of the types of services that customers require. bridge.

1. Usage features - preserving radios, spare batteries, and battery chargers

a. For walkie talkies

- When using

Turn on the device with the knob (also adjust the volume).
Press the button on the side of the walkie-talkie when talking.
Do not press the radio button when listening
Use the walkie-talkie for the right purpose of communication at work, not private or vulgar talk on the phone.
- Preserve

Keep clean and keep in a dry place
Store the strap carefully (it breaks easily).
Pay attention to the radio antenna (easy to break or fall)
Always charge enough power, avoid constantly changing batteries, which can lead to battery wear. Because it usually takes 8 hours to charge, it can be used for 24 to 36 hours.
Do not arbitrarily disassemble, repair the radio, adjust channels or frequencies.
Absolutely do not drop it
Do not take home (tools are managed by the State)
When handed over, it must be carefully inspected.
b. Walkie talkie battery

- Is a part on the back attached to the radio, which can be removed when necessary.

- When using :

Provides power for the radio to operate. When the battery runs out, it must be recharged
The battery is at the back of the radio, the battery can be removed to charge (most times there is no need to remove the battery, just put the radio directly in to charge.
- Preserve

Keep clean and keep in a dry place
Do not drop + gently disassemble and fit properly
c. Walkie talkie charger:

- Is the power supply part for the radio

- When using:

To charge, there is one plug that plugs directly into the electrical outlet
When plugged in, the walkie-talkie will be placed inside to charge with steel connections.
Below the walkie-talkie there are two metal bars that transmit electricity into the device.
- Preserve:

Keep it clean and don't drop it
Do not disassemble or move around much
Do not wind the wire to break the circuit
- Request :

Plug in the correct power source
Place the radio battery gently in the correct direction
It is the most fragile part in the communication system. Be careful while using.
Shift handover must carefully check how good or bad it is to have immediate solutions.
2. Metal output machine

a. Describe :

Black includes 2 parts:

The part is about 10cm long, has a button to use when checking
The body is about 40cm long, about 10cm wide, 1cm thick, inside an electronic system to detect metal objects. This is the part used for testing.
b. Use:

- Used to check people and bags. When checking, press the button around the body from top to bottom or from bottom to top, front, back, side. The surface of the scanner is about 10cm away from the body.

- If the person being checked has metal in their body, the detector light flashes red and a beeping signal is emitted.

c. Preserve:

- Keep in a clean, dry place.

d. Request:

- When checking people, the machine glides at a slow speed to avoid strong collisions, pay attention to signals.

- The inspector's attitude must be polite and courteous.

- Shift handover must be checked carefully.

3. Rubber baton

a. Describe:

- The lamp is 0.3cm in diameter, 30cm long, made of flexible plastic, solid inside.

b. Use:

- Works like a short stick

c. Preserve:

- Clean thoroughly and do not leave in high temperature places.

d. Request:

- For emergency use only, do not take home.

- Do not hit hard or iron objects.

- Shift handover must be checked carefully.