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RBSE Sec Voc Security study plan

RBSE Sec Voc Security · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Security Concepts, Duties and Professional Ethics of a Security Guard

  • Define the core duties of a security guard and distinguish them from police and law-enforcement functions

  • List at least eight professional-ethics obligations (integrity, confidentiality, non-discrimination, lawful use of authority) and give one workplace example of each

  • Explain the chain of command and reporting relationships typical to a site posting

  • Identify five common ethical dilemmas a guard faces and write the ethically correct response to each

Your checkpoint

A one-page 'Guard Duties and Ethics' reference sheet with at least 20 numbered duty/ethics points, each with a one-line workplace example

Week 2

Security Concepts, Duties and Professional Ethics of a Security Guard & Legal Framework, Human Rights and Behavioural Skills

  • Summarize the legal powers and limits of a private security guard, including arrest, search, detention and use-of-force boundaries under Indian law

  • Explain how human rights principles (dignity, proportionality, non-discrimination) constrain daily guard actions

  • Describe the behavioural skills expected on duty: courtesy, de-escalation, conflict resolution and complaint handling

  • Match at least ten guard scenarios to the correct lawful and ethical response

Your checkpoint

A 15-question self-made scenario quiz with answer key, each answer citing the legal or ethical principle applied

Week 3

Physical Security: Access Control, Perimeter, Patrolling and Guarding

  • Explain access-control principles: identification, authorization, visitor management, badges and material passes

  • Describe perimeter protection layers and the purpose of barriers, lighting, fencing and intrusion detection

  • Outline patrolling types (fixed, foot, vehicle, clocking) and the purpose of patrol logs and checkpoints

  • Demonstrate how to record and hand over a shift using a sample occurrence book entry

Your checkpoint

A completed sample shift report: visitor log entries, patrol checkpoint record and one occurrence-book entry, all filled in correctly

Week 4

Physical Security: Access Control, Perimeter, Patrolling and Guarding & Communication, Reporting, Documentation and Use of Security Equipment

  • Apply search procedures for persons, vehicles and packages while respecting dignity and legal limits

  • Explain the correct use of security equipment: metal detectors, handheld scanners, CCTV monitoring, radios and access cards

  • Draft clear incident reports using the who, what, when, where, why and how structure

  • Describe radio communication discipline, phonetic alphabet use and standard call procedures

Your checkpoint

Two written incident reports (one access-control breach, one suspicious package) that pass a self-check against a 10-point report-quality checklist

Week 5

Fire Safety and Firefighting: Causes, Classes, Extinguishers and Evacuation

  • Classify fires into the five standard classes and match each class to suitable extinguishing agents

  • Explain the fire triangle and the main causes of workplace fires

  • Describe the PASS technique for using a fire extinguisher and the conditions under which a guard should evacuate instead of fight a fire

  • Outline evacuation procedures: alarm, assembly points, roll call, sweep and reporting

Your checkpoint

A fire-safety action card: class-to-extinguisher table, PASS steps and a step-by-step evacuation checklist for a named building type

Week 6

First Aid and Basic Life Support & Industrial Safety, Occupational Health and Personal Protective Equipment

  • Perform the basic life support sequence: scene safety, checking response and breathing, calling for help, CPR compressions and rescue breathing ratios

  • Describe first-aid responses for bleeding, burns, fractures, choking and unconsciousness

  • Identify common industrial hazards and the correct PPE for each (head, eye, ear, respiratory, hand, foot, fall protection)

  • Explain occupational-health practices such as safe manual handling, housekeeping and hazard reporting

Your checkpoint

A first-aid and PPE quick-reference card covering CPR ratios, five injury types and six PPE categories, verified against a current guideline

Week 7

Disaster Management and Emergency Response & Communication, Reporting, Documentation and Use of Security Equipment

  • Classify disasters (natural and man-made) and describe the disaster-management cycle: mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery

  • Outline the guard's role in an emergency response: alerting, guiding evacuation, cordoning and assisting responders

  • Explain documentation duties during and after an emergency, including logs, witness statements and evidence preservation

  • Describe how to communicate with emergency services and internal responders under pressure

Your checkpoint

A one-page emergency response flow chart for one chosen disaster scenario, from detection to post-incident report

Week 8

Employability Skills and Entrepreneurship in the Security Sector & Security Concepts, Duties and Professional Ethics of a Security Guard & Legal Framework, Human Rights and Behavioural Skills

  • Identify employability skills required in the security sector: discipline, grooming, punctuality, teamwork and communication

  • Describe career pathways and entrepreneurship options such as starting a small security agency or training service

  • Review weak areas from earlier weeks and correct them with targeted practice

  • Complete a full timed mock test across all nine domains and analyse the score by domain

Your checkpoint

A timed 60-question mock test scored by domain, plus a one-page personal revision plan listing the three weakest domains and the action for each

Milestones

Week 2: Can state the legal limits of a guard's authority and correctly resolve five ethical scenario questions without notes

Week 4: Produces two incident reports that meet all 10 checklist points and explains access-control and patrol procedures from memory

Week 6: Recites the CPR compression-to-breath ratio and the five fire classes to extinguisher mapping accurately, and matches six PPE items to hazards

Week 8: Scores at least 70% on the 60-question mock test with no domain below 50%