Security Duties in Worker Control at Construction Sites

OBJECTIVES OF WORKER CONTROL

• Ensure that only registered workers with valid identification cards are allowed on-site.

• Monitor workers' entry and exit times according to company regulations.

• Detect and prevent fraudulent behavior, material theft, or unauthorized persons entering the site.

• Support occupational safety by reminding workers to wear proper protective gear and follow safety protocols.

KEY SECURITY TASKS

1. Entry/Exit Control at Site Gate

• Verify workers against daily or permanent registration lists.

• Valid ID cards are required, and proper protective clothing (helmets, reflective vests, safety boots, etc.) must be checked.

• Record entry and exit times via logbooks or access control systems.

• Refuse entry to unauthorized individuals or visitors without permission.

2. Monitoring During Working Hours

• Patrol work zones to ensure workers comply with site regulations and safety requirements.

• Identify and address violations such as loitering, phone use in restricted areas, or smoking near flammable materials.

• Report incidents and violations to the site management team.

3. End-of-Shift Checks

• Conduct random or routine inspections to prevent theft of tools, equipment, or materials.

• Observe suspicious behavior and inspect bags or personal belongings if needed (in coordination with management).

• Maintain order and avoid crowding or conflicts during end-of-shift periods.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR SECURITY PERSONNEL

• Professional appearance and communication skills.

• Thorough understanding of site rules and access procedures.

• Sharp observation and incident detection ability.

• Calm and flexible response in handling violations or disputes.

• Competence in using support equipment such as walkie-talkies, ID scanners, and surveillance systems.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

• Always maintain a respectful but firm attitude toward workers.

• Do not abandon the post or delegate duties without authorization.

• Cooperate closely with the site safety team, supervisors, and management.

• Properly record violations and promptly report unusual situations.

Worker control at construction sites requires professionalism, vigilance, and a strong sense of responsibility from the security team. Effectively performing this duty not only safeguards assets and order but also enhances the security service's image and credibility in the eyes of contractors and partners.