The type of weapons a security guard should carry depends on their specific role, the environment they operate in, and the legal regulations of the area. Non-lethal options, such as pepper spray or batons, are often preferred for general security duties, while armed guards may carry firearms if they are properly trained and licensed. Ultimately, the choice of weapon should prioritize safety, de-escalation, and adherence to laws and company policies. Regular training and clear protocols are essential for effective and responsible weapon use.
Church security should carry a firearm within the same parameters as any security guard. Most security jobs have the possibility of involving use of force, and if the security guard has to defend his life, having a gun would be a great advantage. If you mean should they carry firearms because they are at a church, being at a church does not preclude the possibility of needing to defend your life. Also, the Bible says in a couple of places that self defense is acceptable.
For defence of personnel and property.
Maybe. Local laws may differ. Some places armed private security is allowed, some places it isn't. If it is allowed by law, the particular security company policy will determine if a guard is armed. Usually guards are armed if they are transporting items of high value such as cash deposits.
The rules on whether security guards are required to carry guns varies from state to state and job to job. When applying for a job as a security guard you will be able to find out if this is a requirement of that particular role.
Yes
The security guard should contact the building manager as soon as possible about the broken elevator.
Most can. It depends on their particular state restrictions.
It all depends on your classification with the company that you work for.
There is no full form of security guard. You can have a private security guard.
There is no full form of security guard. You can have a private security guard.
You can be issued batons or even lethal weapons while on security detail, if it is deemed appropriate to do such. If batons are not being issued for the detail, it was probably seen as unnecessary. If you feel that it's pertinent to carry one, you need to make your case to the NCOIC of that detail.
Depends on the definition of unarmed. Sometimes they can carry a taser, and sometimes they can't. At the very least, they have a pair of handcuffs and a radio