A professional security officer is someone who is trained and qualified to provide security and protection for individuals, businesses, organizations, and public spaces.
At SECTA we make certain that the following are some of the key qualities that make a professional security officer:

Training: A professional security officer must undergo extensive training that covers areas such as emergency response, conflict resolution, and use of reasonable force. 

They should be well-versed in security protocols and procedures to effectively respond to security threats.

Alertness and vigilance: A professional security officer must be alert and vigilant at all times. They should be able to identify potential security threats and respond appropriately to prevent them from escalating.

Good communication skills: A professional security officer should possess excellent communication skills to interact with clients, co-workers, and members of the public. They should be able to provide clear and concise instructions and communicate effectively in high-pressure situations.

Physical fitness: A professional security officer should be physically fit to respond to emergencies and perform their duties effectively. They should maintain a healthy lifestyle, engage in regular exercise, and maintain a healthy diet.

Professionalism and ethics: A professional security officer should exhibit high levels of professionalism and ethical behavior. They should maintain confidentiality and respect the rights of individuals while performing their duties.

Technical expertise: With the increasing use of technology in security operations, a professional security officer should have the technical skills to operate and maintain security equipment such as two-way radios, surveillance cameras, basic knowledge in IT and be able to use emails effectively.

Overall, a professional security officer should have a high level of competence, professionalism, and dedication to their role to ensure the safety and security of their clients and the public.