At Security Watch, our Protective Services Officers (PSOs) play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of federal facilities. With their extensive training and expertise, PSOs are responsible for a wide range of security tasks:
PSOs undergo a rigorous, ongoing training program, including
With their specialized skills and ongoing training, our PSOs are well-equipped to manage security and emergency situations, ensuring the safety of federal facilities, employees, and visitors.
X-Ray Machine Retraining
Regular two-month retraining to maintain proficiency in operating and interpreting X-ray machines.
Weapons Requalification
Requalifying service weapons every six months through classroom training and live-fire exercises.
Initial Training
A comprehensive two-and-a-half-week program covering federal law enforcement, emergency response, customer service, firearms, non-lethal weapons, and hand-to-hand combat.
Access Control
Manage and monitor facility entry points to ensure only authorized personnel gain access.
Patrols
Maintain a visible presence to prevent incidents and respond promptly to any irregularities.
Incident Response
Act as first responders to emergencies, including security breaches, medical incidents, and fire hazards.
Report Writing
Document all incidents, irregularities, and daily activities in detailed reports.
Law Enforcement Liaison
Act as the primary link between the facility and local law enforcement agencies.
Threat Assessment
Identify potential risks, vulnerabilities, and security gaps within the facility.