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Professional Conduct and Ethics Flashcards

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  1. A security agent discovers their company is under-staffing a venue, compromising patron safety. What should they do?

    Answer: Document the concern and report to management; if unresolved, escalate to the licensing authority or WorkSafe

    Safety concerns should be documented and raised through channels, escalating to regulators if unresolved.

  2. What is the ethical position on forming a personal relationship with a regular patron at an assigned venue?

    Answer: It creates a potential conflict of interest that should be disclosed and managed

    Personal relationships with patrons create potential conflicts that must be disclosed.

  3. A client requests a task outside the security agent's licensed scope. What should the agent do?

    Answer: Politely decline, explain it is outside their licensed scope, and notify their employer

    Agents must not perform tasks outside their licensed scope. Decline and report to employer.

  4. How should a security agent respond if they witness a colleague using excessive force?

    Answer: Intervene to stop the excessive force, ensure the patron's safety, and report the incident

    Agents have a duty to intervene when witnessing excessive force, protect the injured party, and report.

  5. What is the role of professional associations in maintaining security agent standards?

    Answer: They set standards, provide training resources, advocate for the profession, and support ethical conduct

    Professional associations promote standards, provide development opportunities, and advocate for the profession.

  6. A security agent scheduled to work is feeling unwell and knows performance will be compromised. What is the professional course of action?

    Answer: Notify their supervisor as early as possible so alternative arrangements can be made

    Working while unwell compromises security. Notify the supervisor promptly for alternative arrangements.