Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Private Security study plan

Define the role boundaries of a security guard against those of police and supervisor, listing five tasks a guard must never perform

Recite and explain the ten core conduct duties (punctuality, uniform, sobriety, courtesy, confidentiality, no unauthorised detention, no personal profit, reporting, handover, obedience to lawful orders)

Summarise the Private Security Agencies Regulation Act (PSARA) licensing chain - agency licence, training requirement, character and antecedents verification, and the guard's own obligations

Identify which PSARA duties fall on the agency versus the individual guard and state the consequence of a guard working without a valid licence or training certificate

Draft model dialogues for six routine situations (visitor without pass, angry delivery driver, VIP arrival, refusal to show bag, reporting a colleague's lapse, shift handover)

Distinguish prohibited conduct (sleeping on duty, accepting gifts, using a client's phone, discussing post details outside work) from acceptable practice in ten case statements

Practise a two-minute verbal handover to a relief guard using the SBAR-style order: situation, background, observations, action taken

Explain how courtesy and firmness combine when a guard must say no to a request

Classify fires by class (A, B, C, D, electrical) and match each to the correct extinguisher type and the PASS operating sequence

Sequence the emergency response steps for fire: raise alarm, inform control room, evacuate by designated route, assemble at muster point, account for personnel, never re-enter

Demonstrate the first-aid priorities of DRABC and the correct handling of bleeding, burns, fracture immobilisation and fainting

List ten workplace hazards at a guard post (wet floors, loose wiring, poor lighting, heat, lone working, sharp edges) with one control measure each

State personal hygiene and fitness-for-duty rules including uniform cleanliness, hand hygiene, rest, hydration, and reporting illness

Operate and describe the standard equipment set: metal detector, handheld scanner, X-ray baggage screening, turnstile, boom barrier, CCTV, access card and visitor management register

Explain access-control procedure end to end - identity check, purpose, pass issue, escort rule, material in/out check, pass surrender

Apply the principles of good observation: attention, perception, memory, and the reasons eyewitness accounts fail

Write factual incident reports using the 5W1H structure, avoiding opinion, hearsay and speculation, and correcting a faulty sample report

Record entries in a duty diary, visitor register and occurrence book with correct time, signature and no blank-line gaps

Compare fixed post, foot patrol, vehicle patrol and electronic surveillance, stating when each is preferred

Plan a patrol route that varies timing and covers blind spots, and justify the variation against predictability risk

Sequence the response to an intrusion: observe, do not confront alone, inform control, secure the scene, preserve evidence, record

Handle a crowd situation using queue management, barricade placement, calm communication and escalation to supervisor or police

Explain CCTV monitoring discipline - camera coverage, privacy limits, evidence preservation and log maintenance

Perform and self-assess a daily fitness routine: warm-up, endurance run or brisk walk, strength work and cool-down, with a weekly progression target

Demonstrate the drill commands at attention, stand at ease, right turn, left turn, about turn, salute and march past with correct posture and timing

Describe the sequence of guard mounting: fall-in, roll call, inspection of uniform and equipment, briefing, posting and handing over charge

Link physical fitness and posture to alertness, fatigue avoidance and professional presence on duty

Outline the guard's legal position on arrest, search, detention and use of force, and explain why a private guard cannot arrest except under citizen's arrest limits

Relate relevant general law concepts - trespass, theft, criminal trespass, negligence, and the guard's duty as a witness - to everyday post situations

Map career pathways in private security from guard to supervisor, site in-charge, trainer and agency entrepreneur, with the qualification or experience each needs

Identify the training, certification and licensing requirements a new entrant must satisfy in Haryana under PSARA

Revise all eleven domains using a timed 60-question mock and log every wrong answer by domain

Practise employability skills: prepare a one-page resume for a guard post, answer five common interview questions, and describe basic entrepreneurship options such as starting a small security agency

Re-drill weak areas from the mock, targeting any domain below 70% accuracy

Run a final full-length timed mock and review the error log once more