Assam ASSEB HS Skill Subject Private Security study plan

Define the three layers of physical security (perimeter, building envelope, interior) and give one concrete control for each layer

Explain the difference between deterrence, detection, and delay, and classify five sample controls under these headings

Describe the purpose and typical layout of a single controlled entry point, including the role of a visitor register and a badge system

Summarize the growth and structure of the private security industry and list four ways it differs from public policing

Draw a labeled access-control flow for a small office with staff, visitors, and deliveries

Operate a visitor management cycle end to end: pre-registration, identity check, badge issue, escort rules, badge return, and log closure

Identify five common access-control failures (tailgating, propped doors, shared codes, unescorted contractors, unlogged keys) and state the correct guard response to each

Explain how CCTV, access cards, turnstiles, and alarm panels support access control, and state two limitations of each

Demonstrate correct radio call procedure using a phonetic alphabet and a clear message structure

Write a shift handover note that records access events, equipment faults, and pending actions

Classify fires by fuel type and select the correct extinguisher for each class while naming one unsafe mismatch

Describe the PASS technique and the decision rules for when to attempt extinguishing versus evacuate

Walk a building and mark extinguishers, exits, assembly points, and call points on a simple floor sketch

Explain the guard's duties during evacuation: alarm raising, exit control, sweep support, assembly point headcount, and re-entry refusal

List five common workplace hazards in a guard's own job and one control for each, including lone working and manual handling

Sequence the primary survey (danger, response, airway, breathing, circulation) and state what the guard does at each step

Demonstrate adult CPR compression rate, depth, hand position, and the ratio of compressions to rescue breaths for a single rescuer

Describe how to recognize and respond to choking in a conscious and an unconscious adult

Explain control of severe bleeding using direct pressure, packing, and a tourniquet, and state when a tourniquet is appropriate

Describe the recovery position and the conditions under which an unconscious but breathing casualty is placed in it

List the core duties of a security guard at the start, during, and end of a shift, and separate them from tasks outside the guard's authority

Draft a short code of conduct covering honesty, sobriety, use of force limits, confidentiality, and conflict of interest

Apply a five-step conflict de-escalation script to three written scenarios and record what you would say at each step

Explain how to refuse an improper request (for example, searching a person without authority) politely and firmly, and state the correct escalation route

Describe customer service standards for greeting, directing, and assisting visitors while maintaining security posture

Explain the legal basis for a private citizen's or guard's power to arrest, search, and use force, and state the limits in plain language

Distinguish private security from police authority and explain why a guard cannot claim police powers

Describe the guard's duties relating to private security agency licensing, training records, and uniform and ID requirements

Explain lawful handling of a trespasser and a suspected shoplifter, including what evidence to preserve and what not to do

State the guard's obligations on data protection and confidentiality when handling visitor records and CCTV footage

Describe crowd density risk thresholds and the signs of crowd distress or surging that require intervention

Explain the purpose of barricades, queuing lanes, and separate entry and exit flows, and identify one failure mode of each

List the pre-event checks a guard performs: exits clear, signage visible, extinguishers in place, radio check, and briefing attendance

Explain the guard's role in a lost child, a medical incident, and an evacuation during an event, and state the reporting chain for each

Apply ethical decision-making to two crowd scenarios involving queue jumping and a suspected ticket fraud

Consolidate all ten domains into a single revision sheet of key terms, numbers, and procedures

Complete a timed 60-question self-test across all domains and score your own answers against the reference sheet

Identify your three weakest domains from the self-test and rewrite the key facts for each in your own words

Rehearse a two-minute verbal explanation of the guard's role, legal limits, and emergency duties as if in an interview or viva

Review the shift handover, incident note, and visitor register samples and correct any gaps in completeness