Security Guards

Digital Talent Assessment | Security Guards

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Type of Assessments:

Situational Judgment: Estimate candidates’ behavioral response in the workplace by prompting them with realistic problem solving scenarios encountered on the job.
Personal Attributes: Examines candidates’ individual personality profile along xx key dimensions to predict their potential fit within a specific role.
Basic Work Skills Assessment: Evaluates candidates’ common sense understanding of the most fundamental safety, service, and performance skills needed to succeed on Day 1.
Interactive Scenario: Video game quality test of a candidate’s real-world problem solving in an immersive game environment

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Case Scenario

Loss Prevention Officer, Safety and Security Officer, and Security Agent

General Job Description

Guard, patrol, or monitor premises to prevent theft, violence, or infractions of rules. May operate x-ray and metal detector equipment.

Key Traits this Assessment Measures

Cooperation:

Tendency to work and collaborate well with others by assisting police or fire departments in cases of emergency, warn people or rule infractions or violations, and recommend new or improvement equipment to reduce risk.

Dependability:

Tendency to respond to emergency alarms and phone calls promptly, quickly call police or fire departments in cases of emergency, consistently monitor building security systems, and lock doors and entrances and exits to secure rooms or facility.

Self-Control:

Tendency to regulate and manage one’s emotions by maintaining composure when handling emergency situations by following safety guidelines, maintaining a report on the incident, and recovering quickly following stressful episode.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL:

Tendency to carefully monitor controls that regulate the facility, verify documentation on emergency incidents, and inspect building, equipment, or access points to ensure that security systems are working properly.

Integrity:

Tendency to adhere to ethical standards and values and remain transparent when investing and responding to medical emergencies and security threats, inspecting security systems, and maintaining sensitive information confidential.