Security Protection Plan

Security is one of the fundamental human rights and freedoms, which is defined even in the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, specifically in Article 34. It is generally known that the state ensures security for the President of the Republic, the Prime Minister, and the ministers and their families. In this diploma thesis, she came to the conclusion that this is not entirely the case. Being a security guard bodyguard is very demanding and responsible work, as it requires a great deal of concentration, determination, psychophysical readiness and knowledge of tactics and anticipation, because when it comes to the real thing, every second counts.

Problem

Security is one of the fundamental human rights and freedoms, which is defined even in the Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, specifically in Article 34. It is generally known that the state ensures security for the President of the Republic, the Prime Minister, and the ministers and their families. Likewise, their state takes care of the security of other representatives of countries at protocol meetings and throughout their stay in their country, naturally in cooperation with foreign security authorities.

All other citizens who feel threatened in any way or for whatever other reasons wish to have a security guard bodyguard by their side, for example, to appear more important and influential with them, must pay for their security or prestige. This other side of protection, which is not provided by the state, is called private security or private security activity. Many people are of the opinion that personal protection is something simple and entertaining.

They only see well-built young men who are well dressed and are in the company of influential and important people.

Results

In this diploma thesis, she came to the conclusion that this is not entirely the case. Being a security guard bodyguard is very demanding and responsible work, as it requires a great deal of concentration, determination, psychophysical readiness and knowledge of tactics and anticipation, because when it comes to the real thing, every second counts. A physical attack on a protected person can happen unexpectedly, suddenly and unpredictably.

An attacker can push, pull or strike the protected person. In doing so, they can use various objects. After all, even firearms; such an attack is the most difficult to anticipate and recognise, even more difficult to prevent if it occurs from a greater distance, which admittedly requires certain shooting abilities and knowledge on the part of the attacker.

The attacker has a goal, namely, to perhaps merely touch the protected person, to humiliate them in any way, to seriously injure them or, in the worst case, even to take their life. The task of the security guard bodyguard is to prevent all of this and, whilst carrying out their task, not to forget their fundamental mission, namely to ensure the safety of the protected person even at the cost of their own. In her opinion, the work of a security guard bodyguard is one of the most demanding.

For ensuring security and successful execution of protection, a detailed protection plan is also very important, therefore care and precision must be devoted to its preparation, as the life of the protected person may depend on it. Security guards must know the protected person excellently, their state of health and habits. They must also know the protected facility, but they must be particularly well acquainted with the security plan and fire regulations.

They must certainly know the measures and duties of a security guard, as only in this way can they carry out their work successfully and with quality; with knowledge of their powers, what is permitted and what is not. It is also very important that security guards familiarise themselves with the clientele in the area of the protected facility. For with prior knowledge of conflictual and problematic people, they can be more attentive to events. In any case, the security guard must not respond to conflictual provocations, they must maintain a professional persona at all times. At the end of the security plan, it must be evident who prepared the security plan, for which contractor it was produced, who is the director and the responsible person under ZZasV-1 and, last but not least, who is the client.

Everyone guarantees the facts with their own signature. Naturally, the place and date and stamp must not be missing, both of the client and the contractor. Likewise, the list must include attached declarations by security guards that they are familiar with the protection plan for the protected person and the facilities they are guarding.