Job Description

A watchman in a civil department primarily ensures the safety and security of personnel, buildings, and property. This involves tasks like patrolling, monitoring access points, and responding to emergencies. They are also responsible for maintaining records, enforcing rules, and reporting incidents. Detailed Responsibilities:

Safeguarding Personnel and Property:

Watchmen are the first line of defense, protecting people and assets from potential threats.

Controlling Access:

They monitor entry and exit points, ensuring only authorized individuals are allowed access.

Patrolling and Surveillance:

Regular patrols help identify and address potential hazards, suspicious activities, or security breaches.

Responding to Emergencies:

They are trained to react to alarms, incidents, and other emergencies, contacting appropriate authorities when needed.

Maintaining Records:

This includes incident reports, visitor logs, and other documentation as required.

Enforcing Rules:

They may be responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations and building rules.

General Maintenance:

In some cases, watchmen may also be responsible for basic tasks like cleaning, checking fire safety equipment, or operating elevators.
Specific examples in a civil department context:

Public Works:

They might patrol construction sites or infrastructure projects, ensuring the security of equipment and materials, and preventing unauthorized access to hazardous areas.

Residential Buildings:

Watchmen in residential complexes ensure the safety of residents and visitors, patrolling common areas, monitoring security cameras, and responding to noise complaints or other disturbances.
Job Type: Full-time

Language:

English (Preferred) Hindi (Preferred)
Work Location: In person