1.Physical Fitness: Staying active enough to handle long patrols, stand for extended periods, or intervene if physical restraint is legally required.
2.Protect (Protection of Life and Property): Safeguarding people, buildings, equipment, and assets from theft, vandalism, damage, and physical harm.
3.Respond (Emergency Response): Taking immediate action during emergencies—such as medical crises, fires, unauthorized intrusions, or disturbances—and coordinating with emergency services.
4.Detect (Surveillance and Monitoring): Observing the environment, checking access points, monitoring security cameras, and identifying unusual or suspicious activities early.