Specifications include, but are not limited to: The Contractor must provide security guards who can perform the following: Understand and carry out oral and written instructions. Instruct others on necessary policies, rules, duties and function. Recognize dangerous conditions about buildings and grounds and respond as necessary. Meet and deal courteously, and professionally with employees and visitors. Have knowledge of safety precautions and of fire prevention methods. Prepare clear, concise, complete, legible and factual written reports. If required to operate a motor vehicle, security guard must possess a valid State of Michigan driver’s license. Walk, stand, run, and climb over prolonged periods of time so that guard personnel can perform the tasks detailed in the specifications Remain alert, even tempered, and exercise good judgment. Must show initiative, maturity, integrity and high ethical standards. Must show strong attention to detail, especially under stress Read, understand and execute regulations, policies, procedures, detailed written orders and training materials. Operate computer, telephone and radio communications equipment as provided by the agency. Determine the identity and business of visitors and employees. Maintain the integrity and confidentiality of the tour of duty. Keep a critical eye to safeguard persons and property. Speak English clearly and distinctly. Give directions and instructions verbally to the general public, agency personnel, visitors and other tenants. Summon telephonically or via radio emergency fire/ambulance/medical assistance when necessary. Use and care for assigned State of Michigan property and equipment included but, not limited to keys, X-ray equipment, monitoring equipment, building access control, security surveillance and alarm detection systems as provided by the agency. See with normal color vision to distinguish color-coded entry media and have the ability to hear audible alarms. Complete all necessary forms provided by the State. Initiate and render assistance in first aid to employees, residents, volunteers and visitors in situations of emergency, injury, or illness. Must be able to solve problems and de-escalate situations in a non-confrontational manner. Must possess the ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division as a minimum. Must be bound to confidentiality of any information they may become aware of during the course of performance of their contracted tasks. The use of all drugs, alcohol, tobacco, vaping products, fireworks and explosives are prohibited while in uniform and on state property. Possession of personal electronic devices while on duty and in uniform is prohibited on state property without state agency approval.
