Security Patrol Supervisor at Royalsec Services Company Limited

Royalsec is a Limited Liability Company, inevitably one of the notable Industrial Security Organizations in Nigeria.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Security Patrol Supervisor

Location: Lagos

Job Description

A Prominent Security Firm in the above location needs the services of Security Patrol Supervisors urgently.
The patrol supervisors are under the direct supervision of a patrol watch commander.

Responsibilities

The duties and responsibilities of the patrol supervisors are as follows:

Ensuring that all patrol personnel is assigned to a patrol area and that they understand their duties and responsibilities.
Ensuring that patrol personnel remains in their assigned patrol areas.
Being aware of all applicable departmental instructions, procedures, and policies that affect the proper performance of duty.
Ensuring the safe and proper operation of all assigned patrol vehicles.
Acting as a roving patrol, particularly in places or areas frequented by large numbers of personnel or trouble spots.
Assist the man guards in handling serious incidents. Supervision of patrols ensures the uniform performance of duties in accordance with approved procedures and promotes exemplary appearance and conduct. The patrol supervisor should correct any improper actions of patrol personnel and continually seek to improve policies and procedures with recommendations from field observations.
Supervisors are held responsible for the accuracy, grammar, and format of reports submitted by their assigned personnel. Good reports can aid in reducing the administrative burden on higher-level supervisory personnel, resulting in cost reductions.
They take absolute control of various forms, logs, and records used by security personnel.
Monitoring and directing the activities of the units according to the direction of the watch supervisor.
Monitoring police radio nets and alarm indicators, ensuring expeditious response of field units.
Serving as an information source for the patrol units.
Maintaining the desk journal which is the official record of all patrol radio traffic. It is filed chronologically by date and serves as a backup reference and support for other reports.
It is imperative that the radio log contains the source, time, and substance of conversation on all routine calls. In cases of serious incidents, an incident complaint report (ICR) will be completed.
Responding to radio calls and engaging in self-initiated law enforcement activities.
Extending military courtesies and making quick decisions based on judgment and common sense.
Ensuring that each trainee receives extensive training in accordance with departmental procedures and policies.
Keeping abreast of all new and updated changes.