Level of Preparedness of the School Security Personnel and Their Qualifications Towards Institutional Security

Уровень готовности охраны школы и их квалификация в отношении институциональной безопасности
Brian Chris H. Barte, Joshel L. Catugal, Clifford A. Largo, Le Brixs J. Paglinawan, Teopisto Y. Culanag, Jose F. Cuevas
2022-01-01

institutional securitylevel of preparednessschool security personnelsecurity guard trainingsecurity personnel qualifications
School security is one of the prime concerns. It involves students, staff, and every other individual who is present at the premises. Hence, the duty of a school security guard is full of tough challenges. The guard must always stay alert and on his toes. This study determined the level of preparedness of the school security personnel and their qualifications towards institutional security. The respondents of the study include all thirteen (13) security guards in Misamis University Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental, Philippines that serve as the respondents. The respondents are purposively chosen by the researchers because they are fit to answer the questionnaires provided by the researchers in determining the level of preparedness of the school security personnel and their qualifications towards institutional security. The security guard possessed very good qualifications in relation to their skills, knowledge, and work style, which resulted in a relatively high mean value. The security guard's level of preparedness in terms of operating school practices and programs garnered a moderate level of mean value, indicating that it still needs to be improved. It is evident that the relationship between the qualifications of school security personnel and their level of preparedness is statistically significant. Having a good qualification may positively contribute to a high-level preparedness among the school's security personnel. Most security guards were very efficient in fulfilling their duties due largely to their qualifications, which encompassed their skills, knowledge, and work style. They were able to maintain effective control over the conditions and individuals in their immediate vicinity. On the other hand, security guards thrived in the sector of level of preparedness. This is because they were highly prepared to respond with countermeasures and preventative actions in the case of a crime. It is essential that the performance of school security guards be constantly monitored and evaluated to determine the various strengths and weaknesses of everyone for future training and improvement. In dealing with the school's various problems, security guards are encouraged to maintain their high level of preparedness and qualification. It's also crucial to keep students from bringing weapons onto campus that may threaten other students or instructors, and to conduct random sweeps of students to look for contraband like as drugs and firearms.
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Guards demonstrated high preparedness to respond with countermeasures and preventive actions in the event of a crime.
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Most security guards were efficient in duties and maintained effective control over their immediate environment due largely to their qualifications.
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Ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and training of school security guards are essential to identify strengths and weaknesses for future improvement.
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Recommendations include preventing students from bringing weapons and conducting random sweeps to detect contraband like drugs and firearms.
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Security guards at Misamis University possess very good qualifications in skills, knowledge, and work style, yielding a relatively high mean qualification score.
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The guards' level of preparedness for operating school practices and programs is moderate, indicating need for improvement.
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There is a statistically significant positive relationship between security personnel qualifications and their level of preparedness.

School security personnel (security guards at Misamis University Ozamiz City)

Level of preparedness and qualifications (skills, knowledge, work style) of the school security personnel and their relationship to institutional security practices and readiness

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Brian Chris H. Barte
Joshel L. Catugal
Clifford A. Largo
Le Brixs J. Paglinawan
Teopisto Y. Culanag
Jose F. Cuevas
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