What skills do I need to be a frontline Security Guard or Door supervisor?

Some people naturally have the gift of the gab, and work well directly with customers and clients and deal well with confrontation. It is a lie to say every security guard bares these skills going into the industry, most Don’t. Many develop skills over time which can be just as beneficial if not more and can build on confidence and experience. Although you do not need to be a Duracell battery it does help if you maintain your physical fitness, many jobs require a lot of stamina. To make great profits in your new found job you may want to take some longer shifts on occasion and may opt for night shifts. If you are an unhealthy, un-kept couch potato you may suit a nice job behind a desk, although you may not find an employer or agency that feels your suitable, fit or well enough presented to take on one of their jobs. To really broaden your prospects you want to be able to offer an array of services. Always turning up on time, Looking sharp and providing great care in all your duties. Make a habit of expanding your knowledge, take courses that benefit you directly but also benefit what you can offer an employer.