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Created by CDP Inc. Safeworkday SafetyPoints
Category Security > Security Guard
Written reports are used by employers for a multitude of proprietary reasons. In the area of security, reports are frequently used for evaluation of how well the client’s assets are being protected by the security force.
Written reports preserve information, aid supervision, and provide a documented set of facts essential to the functioning of others not at the scene of the incident. The effectiveness of a private security system is determined in part by the quality and quantity of information on a security officer’s written report.
Learn the importance of written reports
Gather information for a written report
Write an incident report effectively and accurately
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Written reports are used by employers for a multitude of proprietary reasons.
In the area of security, reports are frequently used for evaluation of how well the client’s assets are being protected by the security force.
Written reports preserve information, aid supervision, and provide a documented set of facts essential to the functioning of others not at the scene of the incident.
The effectiveness of a private security system is determined in part by the quality and quantity of information on a security officer’s written report.