SKAC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) Maintain site security

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Overview This unit is about using established systems and procedures to maintain the security of a site. It covers following patrol instructions and dealing with security breaches. The purpose of the procedures could be to: 1. use CCTV to maintain the security of the workplace 2. use alarm systems to maintain the security of the workplace The unit is divided into three parts. The first part describes the two things you have to do. These are: 3. carry out site security patrols 4. monitor site security using security equipment The second part describes the knowledge and understanding you must have. The third part gives examples and explanations of some words we use in the unit. This unit is for people who are responsible for maintaining the security of their site as part of their normal working duties. SKAOSC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) 1

Performance criteria You must be able to: You must be able to: Carry out site security patrols P1 follow the instructions you are given regarding when and where patrols are to be carried out P2 take all necessary precautions to minimise risk to yourself during patrol activities P3 liaise effectively with others who are involved in maintaining site security P4 identify any breaches of security P5 promptly rectify any breaches of security that are within your limits of authority and competence to rectify P6 accurately report any breaches of security to the right person(s) at the earliest opportunity P7 keep accurate written records of the outcomes of patrols and store them in the right place Monitor site security using security equipment P8 make sure the equipment is in working order P9 report equipment malfunction to the right person promptly P10 operate the equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and the requirements of your organisation P11 liaise effectively with others who are involved in maintaining site security P12 identify any breaches of security P13 rectify, at the earliest opportunity, any breaches of security that are within your limits of authority and competence to rectify P14 accurately report any breaches of security to the right person(s) at the earliest opportunity P15 keep accurate records of the outcomes of monitoring and store them in the right place SKAOSC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) 2

Knowledge and understanding For the whole unit K1 the types of breaches of security that could arise K2 your own limits of authority for rectifying breaches of security, and how to rectify them K3 the person(s) to whom any breaches should be reported and the possible consequences of failing to report them K4 why it is important to keep accurate records, what the records should contain, and where they should be stored Carry out site security patrols K5 what your patrol instructions are and why it is important that they must be followed correctly K6 the precautions that must be taken to protect yourself during patrol activities and the possible consequences of failing to take them K7 who else is involved in maintaining site security and why it is important to liaise with them Monitor site security using security equipment K8 the basic operating principles of the CCTV equipment and how it should be used to enable the necessary monitoring to be carried out K9 what the organisation's requirements are in terms of monitoring K10 who equipment malfunctions should be reported to and the possible consequences of failing to report them SKAOSC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) 3

Additional Information Scope/range related to performance criteria Glossary 1. equipment 1.1. CCTV 1.2. alarm systems Breaches of security For example unauthorised persons on the site, or in areas where they should not be, open gates, doors or other barriers, signs of damage, theft or disturbance Others involved in maintaining site security This could be managers, contractors or colleagues Right person The person responsible for security on the site or the area you are checking Security equipment CCTV or alarms Your limits of authority or competence What you are allowed to do according to your organisation s procedures and The skills you have to do so Links to other NOS This unit links to SKAOSC22 This unit is the same as Unit CSSC71 from Asset Skills for Cleaning and Support Services SKAOSC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) 4

Developed by SkillsActive Version number 1 Date approved June 2009 Indicative review date Validity Status Originating organisation Original URN Relevant occupations Suite Key words June 2014 Current Imported Asset Skills SA44NC228 Associate Professionals and Technical Occupations; Leisure, travel and tourism; Sport, leisure and recreation; Sports and Fitness Occupations Operational Services maintain, site, security SKAOSC228 (SQA Unit Code - FA51 04) 5